He scored 7 of those 20 goals between 28 November 2017 and 1 January 2018 - then he had a good spell at West Ham for a short time - what was he doing the rest of the time?
Dancing.
He scored 7 of those 20 goals between 28 November 2017 and 1 January 2018 - then he had a good spell at West Ham for a short time - what was he doing the rest of the time?
Assists not much better. Very poor footballer who finally leaves20 goals in 7 years for an attacking midfield player is utterly brutal.
He scored 7 of those 20 goals between 28 November 2017 and 1 January 2018 - then he had a good spell at West Ham for a short time - what was he doing the rest of the time?
20 league goals in 7 years for an attacking midfielder playing for Man Utd is fecking appalling.
He's scored I believe 3 league goals for us since 2018.
Agreed. It boggles the mind that there are still fans simping for lingard.The past paragraph is ironic as that basically describes Lingard.
The Martial thread is as dead as his career but I’m sure it will pick up again when we can’t shift him this summerI check this thread every day to see if he has left yet.
I don't think anybody at the club would notice.
In the squad though.No way he can play today if he is going to West Ham.
His incentive will be Europa League for Hammers.
He put Manchester on the mapEnd of an era.
Got some well dressed people in the North West cos of our Jesse.He put Manchester on the map
The past paragraph is ironic as that basically describes Lingard.
He's getting the goodbye he deservesHe's not in the team or on the bench, a new Lingard-free era begins, can it finally be true, suffering since 2014.
The irony of the opinion that Lingard is somehow an "average" footballer is how dishonest the discussion is when you factor in that the odds of the 1.5 million youth players in England ever playing a minute for Manchester United is around 1:416 000. By comparison the odds of being struck by lightning in any given year is about 1:500 000
Jesse Lingard may be an average squad player at Manchester United, or any of the champions league level teams in the Premier League, but by any reasonable metric he is one of the very best footballers on the Island when you factor in that as few as 0.01% of people playing football in the UK ever see the inside of a Premier League arena in front of a crowd.
For Lingards case the media attention is more linked to the fact that he is a English player playing in a high profile club, and a national team player, rather than just because he is Jesse Lingard. If he was a non-national team player playing for Middlesbrough, no one would care. The attention is always linked to the profile of the club you play for.
And again, its worth mentioning that Jesse Lingard was the Premier League POTM for April 2021. Which immediately should disprove any notion of him being a poor player in general. At least if you dont have an agenda and get triggered by young people doing things you cant relate to, like dabbing.
The irony of the opinion that Lingard is somehow an "average" footballer is how dishonest the discussion is when you factor in that the odds of the 1.5 million youth players in England ever playing a minute for Manchester United is around 1:416 000. By comparison the odds of being struck by lightning in any given year is about 1:500 000
Jesse Lingard may be an average squad player at Manchester United, or any of the champions league level teams in the Premier League, but by any reasonable metric he is one of the very best footballers on the Island when you factor in that as few as 0.01% of people playing football in the UK ever see the inside of a Premier League arena in front of a crowd.
For Lingards case the media attention is more linked to the fact that he is a English player playing in a high profile club, and a national team player, rather than just because he is Jesse Lingard. If he was a non-national team player playing for Middlesbrough, no one would care. The attention is always linked to the profile of the club you play for.
And again, its worth mentioning that Jesse Lingard was the Premier League POTM for April 2021. Which immediately should disprove any notion of him being a poor player in general. At least if you dont have an agenda and get triggered by young people doing things you cant relate to, like dabbing.
It feels like a slightly disingenuous argument. When you think about it, you can't really call Jay Spearing a poor player when there are 8 billion people in the world and only 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% ever get to fly a fighter jet.
Its not though. You can make a perfectly good argument that Jesse is not good enough for Manchester United, but to suggest that national team players are somehow bad footballers is outright false
An average footballer is what people were saying, and half a season at West Ham and a handful of short purple patches at United aside, it's hard to argue against. Is he a better player than me? Yep, but is he better than most Premier League players? No. He's an average to decent player.
Apparently after £180k/week from West Ham.
Hes leaving the only club who give out silly contracts, no chance
I would love it if he can’t find a club after this. It would serve him right if he ends up at Accrington Stanley on 50 quid a weekIf true truly deluded.
Assists not much better. Very poor footballer who finally leaves
I would love it if he can’t find a club after this. It would serve him right if he ends up at Accrington Stanley on 50 quid a week
Greedy entitled fecker demanding 180k when he has done literally nothing other than prancing around on social media and spreading poison
Apparently after £180k/week from West Ham.
Hes leaving the only club who give out silly contracts, no chance
It is more his behavior that annoyed anyone, not how much he cost or not. Acted like an idiot despite being a poor player.Agree that he is not the best footballer or comes across a guy who knows how to conduct himself but at least he didnt cost us much as he is our academy product. so I dont have anything against him. People on forum talk like he was a 100M failure so it surprises me.
We gave him a chance but unfortunately not succeeded here. We spent lot on others who were more underwhelming than Jesse and I am saying this even I was never a fan of Jesse. Good that he played well in few matches under LVG/Jose and we got some loan money from west ham. Nothing more about him so better we move on.
What date does his contract expire? Is it 30th June
This forum
One guy pops in and says "heard he's looking for 180k!"
Instantly taken as fact and not questioned.
I don't know if anyone knows how the image rights thing works, I mean how is it monetized over a period of time say a season. I don't really understand how it works and would really like to, I mean a player with the profile of Lingard wouldn't earn much if anything from it or is it that every pro football player has a base amount they would expect to earn from their image rights every season?Yes.
It’s not even that unreasonable when you factor in how it’s likely to be broken down. Assuming that number has come from some media report it’ll be an equivalence rather than a wages figure.
Let’s say his agent is asking for £100k per week, on a 4 year deal. Then a signing on fee of £10m because there’s no transfer fee (a standard thing to request).
Then there’s an agent fee of, say, £5m.
That’s £35.8m, which over 4 years works out at £172k per week, and would give a Sun journo enough to talk about “Lingard demanding deal worth £180k per week”.
That’s even without image rights.
I was only quoting numerous West Ham fans who'd apparently heard itThis forum
One guy pops in and says "heard he's looking for 180k!"
Instantly taken as fact and not questioned.
I don't know if anyone knows how the image rights thing works, I mean how is it monetized over a period of time say a season. I don't really understand how it works and would really like to, I mean a player with the profile of Lingard wouldn't earn much if anything from it or is it that every pro football player has a base amount they would expect to earn from their image rights every season?