His PR has always been obvious ego boosting bullshit typical of a modern day attention seeking celebrity. Only idiots lap that nonsense up.To be fair his brother is doing a good job. He's settled for life doing less than the minimum effort of being a pro athlete.
And as much as we hate it his PR works, he got years of leeway not many players get
Maybe he's lazy deep inside and only in it for the money, which is already guaranteed
It's a risk that all clubs take when signing someone on big wages. Ultimately the club offered the deal and these are the consequences of paying players huge wages.And if he doesn't, then what? Keep pandering to them that you can sign big deals, not fulfill your end of the bargain and we reward you with the luxury of choosing where you want to play at our expense? This is what he is leaning on, that if he doesn't get a move he will be reintegrated, score a few goals and start coasting again.
Take that option away from him and he will be serious about moving in the next window. He is an unprofessional twat who still thinks Saudi is beneath him thereby fecking us in the process. I don't see, setting standards and sticking to them, even in the most extreme way, as being petty. If we show him that we are prepared to end his career he will take the next flight out.
No argument from me on that but we are talking about how to get out of huge hole Murtough and Arnold dug us into with Rashford. We can't be soft or sentimental on this, if he wants to stick to his wage demands then show him that once he sabotages a move there is nothing to come back to at United. He could do a Bale but can he hold out for 3 years?It's a risk that all clubs take when signing someone on big wages. Ultimately the club offered the deal and these are the consequences of paying players huge wages.
The club needs to be more sensible with the contracts they offer out to avoid being in situations like this.
Doenst kane and mbappe have also their families as agents? It worked quite well for them as well. Eventually they got the transfer they wanted.
His PR has always been obvious ego boosting bullshit typical of a modern day attention seeking celebrity. Only idiots lap that nonsense up.
Rashford got more leeway than most due to being local, being an academy product, and looking like he was destined to become one of the better players in the league. United fans are obsessed with youth players (it's in our "DNA") so they'll always get special treatment
He should be frozen out completely if he doesn't move this month.
Glad you recognise that.Yes, time and time again our rashford rose to the occasion and carried the club forward in the past. He is just that sort.
Disagree. The manager should open the door if he's willing to work hard. I don't expect that to be the case, but he should do it. Sends the right signal to the group.
Work hard, you're in. Don't, you're out. If he's gonna sit on his wages for the next six months there's no downside to trying to work with him.
Maybe he just doesn't rate him as a footballer? Even if, and it's a big if Rashford starts working hard on and off the pitch, he's still missing the basics in a system like Rubens.
IF he doesn’t go, that might happen.Sure. You're probably right. I don't think he fits it even when he can be arsed, but that's just me.
That still doesn't negate that the manager has to do what's best for the club though. We're short on attackers, we're short on goal-scorers. If, and it's quite a big if, he doesn't go out on loan, we'd be stupid to not at least try to get something out of that 300k a week outlay. Even if it's just an option off the bench that's a bit different. Our attackers are playing crap so we need to squeeze everything out of the squad we can from now until the end of the season.
It's a moot point though, he's off on loan.
IF he doesn’t go, that might happen.
But while window open, it’s the right thing. Rashford clearly has some problems to sort and that interview was just stupid … you can’t have players doing that. We’re sending a clear message to him and every other player, including academy ones who may look at him as the one to emulate, that it’s 100% club or nothing. In everyone’s interest for him to move on.
I google on his agency, and here’s a list of players currently under his management:I will never understand why players employ their family as agents. Get a fecking professional. How many clients does Dwayne Maynard have, has he ever facilitated a transfer?
Show me a shred of evidence beyond the stans in this thread that his PR works?It works though. Love it or hate it. So he's doing alright from business point of view. Even if nothing new comes up he's mint for life
Disagree. The manager should open the door if he's willing to work hard. I don't expect that to be the case, but he should do it. Sends the right signal to the group.
Work hard, you're in. Don't, you're out. If he's gonna sit on his wages for the next six months there's no downside to trying to work with him.
Only if it's the exit.
But we want rid, they'd be doing us a solidWouldn’t respond to spurs like they didn’t to us for Bale
With family as agent/advisor I don't think there's any chance of that. IMmo, he needs a clean break and to get a new agent/different advisors.Hopefully Rashford would get a reality check on what the footballing world thinks of his last couple of seasons. In his cocoon he seems to have blamed everyone but him.
You can't have Rashford earning triple what Amad is earning.Disagree. The manager should open the door if he's willing to work hard. I don't expect that to be the case, but he should do it. Sends the right signal to the group.
Work hard, you're in. Don't, you're out. If he's gonna sit on his wages for the next six months there's no downside to trying to work with him.
You can't have Rashford earning triple what Amad is earning.
Rashford, Casemiro and Antony need to be managed out of the club
I read your post. It doesn't "send the right signal to the group."read the context
I read your post. It doesn't "send the right signal to the group."
If I'm out performing one of my peers at work whilst also working harder than him, I'd be livid if he was earning more than me, let alone triple what I'm earning.
Ok then.yep you're still lost
you're like a small child that's wandered into a movie
Disagree. The manager should open the door if he's willing to work hard. I don't expect that to be the case, but he should do it. Sends the right signal to the group.
Work hard, you're in. Don't, you're out. If he's gonna sit on his wages for the next six months there's no downside to trying to work with him.
Ok then.
I just don't believe reintegrating Rashford into the group "sends the right signal." He's already downed tools and strolled about for 18 months. I think freezing him out "sends the right signal."
Apologies if I've misunderstood your opinion.
Tbf the manager did open the door when he dropped him, it was clear message, work hard or you'll stay dropped, and Rashford reacted by saying what he said to Henry Winter.
Amorim won't have planned to have Rashford for the rest of the season, and given his system is so hard to train, I don't see why he'd want to waste his time on making him a part of it.
Having said that Amorim won't have much choice I'd imagine espcially if Garnacho is sold.
Absolutely.His 'people' can spin it all they want, but if he's still here on Feb 1st he's going to look like a right plank.
