Jeppers7
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He's a class act. Pace, workrate, movement and most importantly ability. The lads got the lot.
He’s flying again under OGS, long may it continue. At this rate lukaku has no chance of starting.
I saw it very differently. Martial didn’t cover well enough, so Rashford was moved to the left. Imo, he didn’t cover much better, but a little.Guess I'll be the buzzkill this time.
Good clinical winning goal aside... he's lazy this time.
Questionable pressing workrate and marking. It's unlike him. Shit pressings, shit blockings, and shit markings. Many times he let players passed him by. Lame half-assed high pressings. Spurs dangerous attacks came from our left, many times when Rashford is at the left wing, putting Shaw and the team under immense pressure just because he decided to ignore Trippier. Sometimes he follow but a shit follow at that not even that close, many times he don't. Trippier have big spaces and comfortable times to deliver crosses. Martial on the left helped Shaw well, contrast that to when Rash is there. Seriously, other than the important goal, what did he do, just a figure of threat? Half-assed blocking of crosses during open play, and lame blocking of shots during set-pieces. If this is the start of him becoming that lazy ego star type of player, this is a boring development.
If this is Ole's instructions eg. save your energy and position yourself higher up the pitch to get ready for counter attacks, then...
(1) there are inconsistencies there -- sometimes he press, sometimes he don't. Martial, with similar role stated by Ole's post-match interviewer, at the other opposite end press well and helped defend, but not Rash,
(2) that's a BS tactical instructions, considering Spurs are threatening attacking from his half, so Ole and co just let him be standing around and contribute defensively in a lame tame effort? Doubt they tell Rashford (and Lukaku at that) to just watch runners/ballcarriers to pass you by, don't press, let them be.
What's with this overlove BS of Rashford, should get subbed out. Martial and Lingard should stay instead and continue their superb-effort protection of the team while their paces and guile also a threat on attacks. I see many fans are probably only watching the highlights goal again and again, high ratings I see being given. Individualistic performance this time, not a teamplayer.
Great important goal, but overall shit team performance.
He’s been piss poor since his first season. I honestly feel he’s stealing a living at United and giving him the number 10 is an absolute joke.
Guys football intelligence is 0.He won't grow one with age
He's not a number 9, should be played on the left wing or not at all
He's just not that good is he. Excellent physically but a fairly average footballer it seems.
The lad is shite 1v1. Has he ever scored one? Not a striker, not a winger, not United quality.
''but..but he's young and local'' argument has died a long time ago.
He gets in the way of his team mates too. He is never a top class striker.
It’s scary to think how good this lad can become!
Even more scary to think how he was vastly over rated a few months ago and could never be a lead the line striker for United.
Attitude has always been spot on, his confidence levels have been varied, but the talent has always been obvious. Amazing what difference it makes having a coach who believes in you and confidence.
Let’s be honest though, you could’ve quoted any of the above about any player in the squad under Mourinho.
I’m chuffed he’s proving me wrong.
Always been a huge fan. Still is. But nothing wrong in saying that he should improve his lower body strenght. He is very skinny compared to a lot of top strikers.
It is the only thing I can see preventing him from becoming world class.
Winners against City, Liverpool and Spurs now. Becoming a nice little big moment player.
Mate, we have had to ditch players because they added body weight. Memphis and Lukaku come to mind.
And you think we now need another player to "bulk up".
Rashford is fine as he is. Opposing defenders are scared of him. If he purposely bulks up, he'll probably turn to shit, will be benched and eventually sold.
The modern footballer, has to be slim, agile and light - waif-like. There are some posters on this forum who seem to believe that wrestlers make great footballers...which they don't.
Ever since he first made his way into the team he has developed his shooting technique from good to great but it is clear he has picked up on something from Ole now. It is not long since we all watched him look all tense and nervy in front of goal. He didn't look up to see where the goal was and when he did his technique suffered for it. He always had the confidence but it looks like he has put it all together now. His composure has been great and I think we can put that down to Ole unlocking something for him.Every game he is improving. That finish was class, he is high on confidence. Might be too early to say this but looks like he is working a lot on his finishing and has improved already.
Guess I'll be the buzzkill this time.
Good clinical winning goal aside... he's lazy this time.
Questionable pressing workrate and marking. It's unlike him. Shit pressings, shit blockings, and shit markings. Many times he let players passed him by. Lame half-assed high pressings. Spurs dangerous attacks came from our left, many times when Rashford is at the left wing, putting Shaw and the team under immense pressure just because he decided to ignore Trippier. Sometimes he follow but a shit follow at that not even that close, many times he don't. Trippier have big spaces and comfortable times to deliver crosses. Martial on the left helped Shaw well, contrast that to when Rash is there. Seriously, other than the important goal, what did he do, just a figure of threat? Half-assed blocking of crosses during open play, and lame blocking of shots during set-pieces. If this is the start of him becoming that lazy ego star type of player, this is a boring development.
If this is Ole's instructions eg. save your energy and position yourself higher up the pitch to get ready for counter attacks, then...
(1) there are inconsistencies there -- sometimes he press, sometimes he don't. Martial, with similar role stated by Ole's post-match interviewer, at the other opposite end press well and helped defend, but not Rash,
(2) that's a BS tactical instructions, considering Spurs are threatening attacking from his half, so Ole and co just let him be standing around and contribute defensively in a lame tame effort? Doubt they tell Rashford (and Lukaku at that) to just watch runners/ballcarriers to pass you by, don't press, let them be.
What's with this overlove BS of Rashford, should get subbed out. Martial and Lingard should stay instead and continue their superb-effort protection of the team while their paces and guile also a threat on attacks. I see many fans are probably only watching the highlights goal again and again, high ratings I see being given. Individualistic performance this time, not a teamplayer.
Great important goal, but overall shit team performance.
Even more scary to think how he was vastly over rated a few months ago and could never be a lead the line striker for United.
Attitude has always been spot on, his confidence levels have been varied, but the talent has always been obvious. Amazing what difference it makes having a coach who believes in you and confidence.
Ever since he first made his way into the team he has developed his shooting technique from good to great but it is clear he has picked up on something from Ole now. It is not long since we all watched him look all tense and nervy in front of goal. He didn't look up to see where the goal was and when he did his technique suffered for it. He always had the confidence but it looks like he has put it all together now. His composure has been great and I think we can put that down to Ole unlocking something for him.
He really does. I think this is it now. He has had a couple of tough years but things might start moving very fast for him now I feel, and that is very good for the club. Then he can start working on maybe going for more headers etc. The great thing about him is that he is also very versatile so even if Greenwood comes through as a great striker, Rashford will still play somewhere close to goal.Yeah, this is how I feel too. His long range shooting technique has improved, sort of like Bale's did. So much power and swerve. He was lacking composure in front of goal, at least he was rushing into things before for various reasons, now it looks like he is fully in control. Hopefully he will keep improving. He has all the attributes to become superb player for us.
Let’s be honest though, you could’ve quoted any of the above about any player in the squad under Mourinho.
I’m chuffed he’s proving me wrong.
I don't get the point you're trying to make. Under Jose he had a lot of terrible games where he deserved to be called out.
I believe my post match comment consisted of "egg on my face" followed by praise. I love been proven wrong, it means we as a club benefit.
Theres only so much De Gea can save. If Kane put his chance in the corner like Rash did, then its a goal.
De Gea would have saved Rashfords shot though.
That's not what posters think and idk why it's so frowned upon when suggested on here.
Take a look at Pogba when he was 18/19 and look at him now. It's pretty simple. He bulked up and gained all-round body strength and it's a proper battle to muscle him off of the ball now. Ronaldo of course is the most common example.
Point is you don't have to look like a roid raging body builder. Memphis and Lukaku are simply not talented enough.
Maybe, but in Lukakus case its pretty clear hes to heavy as well. If you see the likes of Ronaldo or even Rashford they have loads of muscle, but a much leaner frame which allows them to pack it on without adding to much weight
Even more scary to think how he was vastly over rated a few months ago and could never be a lead the line striker for United.
Attitude has always been spot on, his confidence levels have been varied, but the talent has always been obvious. Amazing what difference it makes having a coach who believes in you and confidence.