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Think so too. I fear the kid might burn out, especially been deployed out wideLooked fresh when he came on, I really think this is the role he's best suited to right now.
Looked fresh when he came on, I really think this is the role he's best suited to right now.
Jose made Eto'o come back to defend, a player who had never defended in his life before Inter.Well, as a striker (which he is), he really shouldn't be schooled in defending. It's absolutely needless for someone his age to be focusing on tracking back and tackling and all that. Play him upfront or not at all. Not every striker needs to be versatile in the Rooney or Welbeck mold. Sometimes they're just terrific #9's, like Rashford.
Well, as a striker (which he is), he really shouldn't be schooled in defending. It's absolutely needless for someone his age to be focusing on tracking back and tackling and all that. Play him upfront or not at all. Not every striker needs to be versatile in the Rooney or Welbeck mold. Sometimes they're just terrific #9's, like Rashford.
Reluctantly sort of agree with you. I hope he develops a few more facets to his attacking style and doesn't plateau.Could be Danny Welbeck Mark 2 here.
Similar leggy physique, local lad, primarily a striker being shunted out wide, not a consistent goal getter, prone to glimpses of genuine class, frustrating to watch.....
Shouldn't be playing as a winger so he shouldn't need "schooling" out wide. Playing him for the sake of it rather than to help him become a better player is how development stalls. Should be upfront or on the bench. No more shoehorning.To be honest I don't think he has enough "strings to his bow" right now. If he'd had a bit more "schooling" we would have won the arsenal game; Chamberlain would have at least got blocked, or as a last resort been put on his arse instead of having the time to put a great cross in.
It's better for him to play out wide than not at all. He'll learn a lot and that'll only hold him in good stead when he moves upfront eventuallyShouldn't be playing as a winger so he shouldn't need "schooling" out wide. Playing him for the sake of it rather than to help him become a better player is how development stalls. Should be upfront or on the bench. No more shoehorning.
If there isn't enough time in the training day to to "school" players in other aspects of the game that could help them read other players games and maybe, give them an insight how to help his team mates, then I think a little more time at work is needed. I don't want Rashford anywhere the wings, but if in times of need he ends up there, I want him to look as though he knows what he's doing.Shouldn't be playing as a winger so he shouldn't need "schooling" out wide. Playing him for the sake of it rather than to help him become a better player is how development stalls. Should be upfront or on the bench. No more shoehorning.
Why's he even on the left?
Ffs how did he miss that?!
It's not like he had an open goal. Sometimes 'keepers do get the better of those one on ones you know.Ffs how did he miss that?!
It was Zlatan I thought about when writing that. If it was Zlatan, his thread would have 10 posts in one minute of people's hate.Keepers sometimes save them. Same with Zlatan's chance last week.
Ffs how did he miss that?!
Couldn't agree more. He clearly missed that 1v1 because he's playing LW.He is low on confidence which is sad to see
Can't help been played out of position so often
He needs a rest too I think
Feel sorry for him. Playing out wide isn't his game, and he looks short of confidence.
Upfront or not at all.
Think it was you who made the same comment in the match day threadCouldn't agree more. He clearly missed that 1v1 because he's playing LW.
That is legitimately foolish reasoning. Precious few top strikers had spells on the wing to "give them insight". It's malarkey. He's a striker. He needs to be learning every striker nuance there is to learn. Improve his finishing, his movement. Not his crossing or tracking back.If there isn't enough time in the training day to to "school" players in other aspects of the game that could help them read other players games and maybe, give them an insight how to help his team mates, then I think a little more time at work is needed. I don't want Rashford anywhere the wings, but if in times of need he ends up there, I want him to look as though he knows what he's doing.
Disagree. Poor performances out on the left will do nothing but lower his confidence. He doesn't need to play every match, every week if it's not in his favored position.It's better for him to play out wide than not at all. He'll learn a lot and that'll only hold him in good stead when he moves upfront eventually
He had a 1 on 1 through the middle. Should have put it away. He's more than capable of playing out wide and he should be playing better. I'm sure he will too.
