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2016-17 Performances


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6.0 Season Average Rating
Appearances
19
Clean sheets
8
Goals
0
Assists
1
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Are you blind? He played a part in conceding 2 goals . First he assumes martial wins the ball and then goes forward, martial is helpless, gets fouled and watford score.
Second goal gave too much space to amarbat to cross made no attempt to stop the ball. Had little to no attacking input. I dont know how can he be anyone's motm. More like defensive blunder of the match.
No I'm not blind, yes you could argue he gave too much space for Amarbat, and maybe he shouldn't have left Martial or assumed he was going to deal with it, Shaw was off and running in the hope of a counter attack and I would call it misjudged but hardly a defensive blunder and let's be honest, none of them players out there were pulling up any trees but in my opinion Shaw was the best of a bad bunch.
 
give chance to Riley or TFM, Rojo is a total liability, not only a reckless defender but absolute toss at going forward, understand we sent CBJ out onloan as he needs games to develop, hope TFM plays well if given chance against northampton.. and there were some rumours Jose likes Joe Riley so please be it true..
 
No I'm not blind, yes you could argue he gave too much space for Amarbat, and maybe he shouldn't have left Martial or assumed he was going to deal with it, Shaw was off and running in the hope of a counter attack and I would call it misjudged but hardly a defensive blunder and let's be honest, none of them players out there were pulling up any trees but in my opinion Shaw was the best of a bad bunch.
Fellaini was much better than him, as in he did something that led to 0 personal errors and won mands ary ariel duels. If a player whose 2 mistakes cost you the match is your man of the match then standards are truly falling.
 
Fellaini was much better than him, as in he did something that led to 0 personal errors and won mands ary ariel duels. If a player whose 2 mistakes cost you the match is your man of the match then standards are truly falling.
And you have the fecking audacity to call me blind? What about the penalty?
 
Shaw has been injury prone since he got here. His first season was plagued with injuries, won't mention the second as that wasn't his fault.
 
The media is trying to make it more than it seems between him and Jose. When Mou throws you under the bus, he has no subtlety whatsoever. He merely pointed out that Shaw made a mistake, not sure why people are melting down about it.

Anyway, I hope this isn't the start of Shaw becoming injury prone.
 
Shaw has been injury prone since he got here. His first season was plagued with injuries, won't mention the second as that wasn't his fault.

When is it ever a player's 'fault' when they're injured?
 
We are so fecked now that he's out. Fosu Mensah has to step in, he's got the Alaba hair and all. We can't play Rojo he's diabolically shit oh my god it's gone from bad to worse :lol:
 
Crazy day and age we live in, you get criticized in every job, but if a millionaire footballer who one of reasons gets paid the obnoxious money is because they play a public sport all in the publics eye

So Mourinho crirtisced a player, and all the media are going crazy, about how its not acceptable to criticise a player. How are managers supposed to work these days, they`ll say one thing to the player, and the whole media tell him the manager is wrong, luke shaw can do no wrong
 
I criticised him a few posts up but this is totally out of context and hyperbole.

Firstly those left backs you've mentioned play in highly organised AND expansive teams that dominate possession and have 10 times the amount of movement our team has. Considering his lack of game time and the shiteness we've conjured up this season, he's done ok.

Again he deserves criticism for his lack of adventure but there are many things to discuss about before that.

Things like how Mourinho says we have width from the full backs but they are often left isolated (because everyone is so narrow). One wrong pass, dribble or cross and the opposition are literally waiting to counter. Shaw's lack of adventure has as much to do with that being at the back of his head couped with the fact we don't play any natural wingers or players who go down the byline.

I'm not saying Alba isn't nothing without Neymar, or Alaba without Costa/Robben/Ribbery/Coman, Marcelo without Ronaldo/Bale etc etc but that has a massive effect.

Secondly, Shaw has way above average and imo good technique. To say he's just an athlete is diminishing the subtelty of his plays and reading of the game (which yes is still fairly inexperienced).

Shaw is miles above Valencia in the technique and intelligence stakes. His effectiveness would double fold in a coherent team.

Shaw is nowhere near as good as Alves.

Crazy to think that. Go look what Alves was doing as right back when Sevilla were winning Europa leagues for the first time. He was the key player. Shaw wouldn't be able to do that.

I think his attacking play is overrated on here because of those three games from last year. Just like people were banging on for years about Ando and Clev.

Shaw like a lot of the squad needs to work on his crossing.
 
You just cant blame every player for every mistake they make publicly, that is not how it works. Sure they are millioaires, but they are also human beings as van Gaal would say :lol: I miss the nutter.

Anyway, you really dont do it if you have to, but Mou does it often, too often. It is not the end of the world, but it can have an effect on todays youngsters, especially with all of them on social media and in the public eyes. The negativity and press is everywhere.
 
If Shaw is injured then hopefully it's Young/Darmian rather than Rojo for PL games.
 
Crazy day and age we live in, you get criticized in every job, but if a millionaire footballer who one of reasons gets paid the obnoxious money is because they play a public sport all in the publics eye

So Mourinho crirtisced a player, and all the media are going crazy, about how its not acceptable to criticise a player. How are managers supposed to work these days, they`ll say one thing to the player, and the whole media tell him the manager is wrong, luke shaw can do no wrong

It has absolutely zero to do with money or the attitude of modern players. A manager who publicly criticised his players was always running a risk, even back in the 70's when old school players were getting paid next to nothing. The notion that a manager should defend his players in public and criticise them in private is actually a principle that hasn't changed at all over the years.
 
Shaw is nowhere near as good as Alves.

Crazy to think that. Go look what Alves was doing as right back when Sevilla were winning Europa leagues for the first time. He was the key player. Shaw wouldn't be able to do that.

I think his attacking play is overrated on here because of those three games from last year. Just like people were banging on for years about Ando and Clev.

Shaw like a lot of the squad needs to work on his crossing.

Ok unless I've missed something here, I never compared him to Alves or said that he can be compared to Alves from an attacking POV?

Alves was 23-24 during that Europa league. That's 2-3 years more experience and game time on Shaw, who is still only 21 and of which 1 year was completely wiped from him due to injury.

Shaw's attacking contribution can definitely improve and even then he still has some fundamentals that means he might not be an attacking force per se but (lack of) experience and playing in such rigid team movement certainly doesn't help.
 
He's the only good left back we have. We have a weakness in our matchday team now that Shaw is out. Could have kept Blackett for a season me thinks.

Blackett is not even Championship standard. He got destroyed by the Celtic fans after his abysmal performances during his loan spell there. I'd rather Blind go to LB.
 
Blind, Rojo and Riley are all better than Blackett at LB.
 
In truth, Evra seemed to give attackers a yard on him because he knew he would outrun them if they tried to break on the outside. Shaw seems to give similar space, but although he is very fast, I don't see him as blistering as a young Evra and certainly not as aggressive in the tackle.

Even last game he beat his man comfortably and won the tackle multiple times. I don't think he is a poor Lb at all.
 
Crazy day and age we live in, you get criticized in every job, but if a millionaire footballer who one of reasons gets paid the obnoxious money is because they play a public sport all in the publics eye

So Mourinho crirtisced a player, and all the media are going crazy, about how its not acceptable to criticise a player. How are managers supposed to work these days, they`ll say one thing to the player, and the whole media tell him the manager is wrong, luke shaw can do no wrong
Thing is Mourinho used to be known for defending players and deflecting any criticism in interviews to other means (referee, doctor etc). Of course he'd say to the player in private what they did wrong but he didn't used to be one for making faults public.

In the past year that changed with the Matic incident in October becoming very memorable and papers going on about how he lost the dressing room then. The media are already sensing blood after five games this season and see what he said about Shaw as something they can use to say "look everyone, he's losing the plot already!" no matter how true/untrue it is.
 
The media is trying to make it more than it seems between him and Jose. When Mou throws you under the bus, he has no subtlety whatsoever. He merely pointed out that Shaw made a mistake, not sure why people are melting down about it.

Plenty in the media want Mourinho to fail - he's made a few enemies as did SAF. And SAF was also not averse to criticising the odd player in public now and then.

It's a non story but the press are trying to conjure up a crisis. Judging by a lot of posts in here so are plenty of others.
 
Even last game he beat his man comfortably and won the tackle multiple times. I don't think he is a poor Lb at all.

Did anyone say any of the two were poor LBs? Shaw is a good LB with the talent to be a great one. Defensively he is already very good, but he lacks a little going forwards.
 
Hang on, isn't this the same guy that was getting praised for his performances before his broken leg? I am prepared to give him time to rediscover that form. If only because we don't really have any other credible options in that position, in my humble opinion. If he does regain his form, and I am sure he will, we will have one of the best left backs in the league.
 
Hang on a second here....



He's sensitive about being told to close down and do his job?! unbelievable
We really have become everything we hate.

If some of our players are this sensitive towards being told to do their jobs, did they go home and cry after the City game?
 
If he's that sensitive, he's in the wrong business. He's a fecking man ffs.
 
Hang on a second here....



He's sensitive about being told to close down and do his job?! unbelievable
We really have become everything we hate.

If some of our players are this sensitive towards being told to do their jobs, did they go home and cry after the City game?


Very unlike you to become over dramatic. This is far more serious than I thought.

Interested to know how Henry Winter knows Shaw is sensitive to criticism.
 
It's a non story and I'd be surprised if the players really are outraged. Still. There was no need to state it in a broadcasted post match interview though. Mourinho should have taken the blame infront of the cameras, and gone mental at the players in private.
 
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