I'm really not sure whether you've genuinely completely misunderstood the underlying point I tried to make, or deliberately choose to continue an argument by taking everything someone else says out of the rather obvious context, while contradicting yourself on top of that. I'd really have no problems with both by the way (because nearly everyone on here, including myself, does this at times), it's just that with you this style of arguing always seems to be the case, and it becomes a tad confusing and it really makes me feel like it would be pointless to reply or answer by explaining myself even clearer and going into detail more.
Also, some advice regarding to what still seems to be a big source of frustration for you, the sacking and criticising of Van Gaal. Louis simply showed that he couldn't even change his personality a little bit, and he made so many of the same obvious mistakes he's made in every other big job he had, the only fair conclusion could be that he has no one but himself to blame for losing his job at United. It really, really was his own fault, and it might become time now to realise that and get over it.
Back on topic to Kasper Dolberg, who's rightfully being described as a level headed kid, I read an interview the other day that was pretty interesting. Apparently he only started to play as a #9 in his last year at Silkeborg. He was a left winger before that, and he was sort off suggesting that he'd never really contemplated about being a striker. He felt his first year playing as a #9 was difficult, because he had to learn everything about making runs, when to become available.
I think that just shows what an amazing prospect he is, because anyone who's seen him play would agree that looks as much like a classic #9 as it can get (opposed to plenty of other young players, Januzaj for example, where it's very difficult to tell what would really be their best position). Dolberg's been looking like he's been playing as a striker his whole life, he really is a natural.
