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I think he did the right time by taking the shot himself. If the pass goes to Cavani they have 3 players ready to charge him.
I'm not surprised.'I wanted to go at him' - Man Utd match-winner Rashford reveals plan to exploit Wolves youngster Ait-Nouri
The Red Devils hero spoke of his scheme to take advantage of the young defender - in what proved to be the match's crucial moment
Manchester United star Marcus Rashford has revealed his plan to exploit tiring Wolves wing-back Rayan Ait-Nouri that resulted in the crucial match-winning goal.
Rashford struck the vital blow in the 93rd minute as the Red Devils sunk Wolves 1-0 at Old Trafford to go second in the Premier League table heading into the New Year.
The 23-year-old ran in behind the tiring Ait-Nouri to receive Bruno Fernandes' pass, before cutting inside and finding the back of the net after a wicked deflection off Romain Saiss.
Ait-Nouri went down injured shortly before Fernandes played the assist to Rashford, with the 19-year-old getting up and scrambling to try to get back into position.
Rashford said he noticed the young wing-back struggling with his fitness and aimed to take advantage by constantly running in behind the French defender.
"It’s the deciding goal," Rashford said to reporters post-match. "Probably not the most beautiful but we will take what we can get and take the three points and move on.
"Today was tough but we expected a tough game but managed to get over the line.
"The full-back had cramp a few minutes before so I just had it in my head I wanted to go at him and make him chop and turn and just see if I could make something happen and thankfully in the end we got a deflection.
"It means a lot. We were a little disappointed that we didn’t play as well as we wanted to or could have but it is three points and no matter how scrappy it was we will take it.
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This is why "football fans" will never ununderstand the sport.
Always chucking their players under the bus, great stuff and acting like they manage the club better than the manager whilst they know the sport better than the footballers.
@Stacks have a look mate
I really love the lad and the player as much I liked Rooney. I'm criticising him often because like Rooney, I really rate him, and want him to do a lot better. That's all about expectation about a player and what you think he's capable of. When AWB is average, well he's average but when this kind of players who you rate highly are average, they're bad for me because you know they are another level/talent/expectation.
It's so frustrating to watch him sometimes. One thing I still can't get is why he doesn't chase the ball as he did 2-3 years ago.
At the age of only 23, Rashford has scored more clutch goals than any other United player in PL history. And that's for a club that's famous for 'Fergie time' late winners.
Incredible player. Incredible human being. We thought the PSG penalty might have been a one-off. Marcus Rashford eats pressure for breakfast.
Bournemouth away on 3 November 2018.Hull away
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Wolves home
Which one am I missing?
At the age of only 23, Rashford has scored more clutch goals than any other United player in PL history. And that's for a club famous for 'Fergie time' late winners.
Incredible player. Incredible human being. We thought the PSG penalty might have been a one-off. Marcus Rashford eats pressure for breakfast.
Bournemouth away on 3 November 2018.
It finished 1-2 with a 92nd minute goal from Rashford.
If Rashford missed the chances of Salah today i think he would have been destroyed here and his inconsistent finishing would stop him from becoming a Salah level player.
All of Salah, Son or Mane have played really bad games lately. (And i watched nearly every game of Spurs and Liverpool the past two months). I think Rashford isn't far away from them anymore if he keeps pushing, learning and improving.
If Rashford missed the chances of Salah today i think he would have been destroyed here and his inconsistent finishing would stop him from becoming a Salah level player.
All of Salah, Son or Mane have played really bad games lately. (And i watched nearly every game of Spurs and Liverpool the past two months). I think Rashford isn't far away from them anymore if he keeps pushing, learning and improving.
They're not clinical. Mane, Salah and Aubameyang during his prime missed a lot of sitters. Aubameyang last season missed at least 3 sitters that would be ranked among the worst misses of the season.Clowns here don't watch football apart from United, that's the only explanation I have for the "top attackers score with one chance" that I see on here.
If Rashford missed the chances of Salah today i think he would have been destroyed here and his inconsistent finishing would stop him from becoming a Salah level player.
All of Salah, Son or Mane have played really bad games lately. (And i watched nearly every game of Spurs and Liverpool the past two months). I think Rashford isn't far away from them anymore if he keeps pushing, learning and improving.
Well ideally we’d want a striker who we could compare with players like that when they’re playing well, not when they’re playing badly.
I’m confident that will happen when Rashford is the same age as them. Meanwhile we’re relying on their poor form for us to get ahead of them in the league.
I get your point and you're are clearly not wrong. But Salah and Son are statistically one of the best performers so far this season, so you can't really say "they are playing badly". I just wanted to show, that even the top dogs can be incosistent in their game and finishing.
I don't want to say that Rashford is on their level yet, he isn't. But he has all the ability to reach this level. Rashford on his best is a joy to watch and absolutely sensational imo. He just has to find a way to show this performance level more consistant and i'm sure he's heading into the right direction. And i think our fanbase should support him more while he's doing it and not hammer him after every miss, bad decision or bad game.
He hasn't been 'lucky lately', he's been very good to outstanding a lot of the time since he first broke out. Yes, he's had some barren patches and injuries that have affected his level, but I think that's normal and even the best players have these. He's largely made his own luck, repeatedly, and it's obvious he's not a one season wonder.He’s the most polarising player I have ever seen.
I was just getting lambasted a couple days ago by the pro-rashford lobby , and knew i would only have to wait a few days for another rollercoaster of a performance.
He has seemed rather lucky lately with chances such as brunos scuffed shot being passed directly to him with the goal yawning in front of him the game before last, and the deflection the last game.
Still i must admit he has probably improved his positioning as it can’t all be luck, having multiple clear chances fall to you every game.
I’m just dismayed at the sheer groupthink in this forum, and need to denigrate posters who are unimpressed by his ability.
When you watch martial you feel a complete player is in there, just lacking the right mentality.
With greenwood, i think we have the next phenomenon, just a little young, and lacking in physicality.
With rashy, he just lacks consistent technique and touch, and only his incredible physicality and sheer determination smooth out his choppy performances. His decision making isn’t good too, and that’s something he must really work on. He isn’t young by any means.
I felt he was a threat today. You can see he isn't comfortable cutting into his left but made 3 good through balls in the first half and did the flick leading to first goal. Made a great through ball to Shaw 2nd half to get him in behind. Was bit greedy todayThe amazing thing is that he's only really played well in about four matches this season. The rest of the time his overall performances have been quite lazy and poor, but he's managed to keep scoring and assisting at a fairly good rate. On the one hand it's a bit worrying about what he'll provide if the end product dries up, but on the other hand if he's getting the stats now imagine the damage he'll do if he actually kicks into form properly.
His left foot has never been great tbhHis shooting felt off today, like it was too weak in several instances.
He was a little unlucky he was coming onto his left.Could be our RW going forwards, had a good game in that position tonight. Some excellent runs and played a part in the opener with a great flick. Unlucky not to get a goal with that shot that just went over the bar in the 2nd.
Yeah it’s good thing he wants to score but at times he’s really too selfish.Great player but feck me his selfishness is reaching ludicrous levels.