ryansgirl
Full Member
I`m a big fan of Marcus but while money definitely comes into the equation, I think the club is starting to do what it should have done before - move on from players who are too high maintenance for the rebuild and not just the money.Might be some truth to this. I think he's a very mediocre player for the wage he's on personally and maybe he wasn't carrying himself the way the manager liked in training but then I think of Antony situation and him not really getting much of a look in either under Amorim.
After being told on here this season was all about figuring out who could play in a 343, Amorim seemingly determined very quickly they couldn't cut it. That's a little suspicious to me. Nothing wrong with wanting to bring the wage bill more in line with revenue but I hope they aren't concocting stories to get people to turn on Rashford.
Wouldn't surprise me if they told Amorim from day 1 Rashford and Antony needed to go because we have attackers in their positions on lower wages.
Manchester United didn`t get to where it did under then Alex Ferguson by sidestepping hard decisions and being worried about issues other than is this player performing at the level we need and are they capable of adapting to the new paradigm? Marcus has made it clear by his behaviour he doesn`t want to stay or rather wants to stay on his terms and I think one of the conditions on which Amorim would have accepted the job was that player power had to be dealt with.
I think Marcus is a player who can`t compartmentalise his life too well but the club can no longer tolerate that for a number of reasons, of course his salary being one of them as well as what looks like a return to the Ferguson days of no player is too big to be moved on.