The perfect word.
Rashford considering his future...
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What came first, the clickbait headline or the article that doesn’t back it up?
Has this actually been reported? Genuinely asking because it’s worrying if so.
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Agreed.
The third one down is the best, it’s penned in the style of a paragraph taken from a hard hitting fable of justice like Of Mice and Men.
Think we can even make it more dramatic.
‘Come over and say it to my face!’ Rashford said, a slight quiver in his voice as he mustered the courage to confront his nameless, shrouded oppressor. At once a clap of thunder resounded around the car park. His nemesis threw back his head in delight, emitting a gleeful, tormenting cackle into the emptiness of night, in full knowledge of the mortal blow his wicked deeds had dealt. Our hero surveilled the gathered braying mob, pale deathly hands with autograph books held aloft, jeering, demanding signatures for their devil children, to be signed in his own blood’.
The odd thing is that Rashford is in no position to dictate anything - his talent and performances are vastly lower than his profile suggests.
Lost his England place, should he desperate to stay at United, practically begging the fans to give him a chance…the whole ‘feeling sorry for him’ narrative is woefully misjudged IMO.
Lost his England place, should he desperate to stay at United, practically begging the fans to give him a chance…the whole ‘feeling sorry for him’ narrative is woefully misjudged IMO.
Duuuuubai
Even Williams has a shitty pendant. And haircut.
The links to Arsenal and Liverpool at the end of the article. This piece must be through his PR, and as if he’d get anywhere near Liverpool‘s starting line-up.
He's such a precious little darling. Just join Everton already ffs.
I read the title as Rangnick considering his future for a second and got worried.
Rashford? Who cares. It would be different if he was working even harder than before, but it's like he's given up instead. I look at Elanga and see how Rashford was exactly like that too before his fame. But his attitide now couldn't be any further from that. So zero sympathy from me.
Rashford? Who cares. It would be different if he was working even harder than before, but it's like he's given up instead. I look at Elanga and see how Rashford was exactly like that too before his fame. But his attitide now couldn't be any further from that. So zero sympathy from me.
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I would gladly stake my life that Oliver Holt hasn't bothered to watch a single match of Rashford this season.
Marginalised? Rashford's had soft treatment. After the performances he's put in, he doesn't even deserve the minutes he's currently getting.
'Worst mistake this decade' is a ludicrous take.
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He’s never been a world class talent. His technique just isn’t up to snuff. It is baffling the following he has because it just isn’t remotely rooted in reality.
That said we (the club) have ruined any chance he had of even being a squad player by treating him like he’d made it before he’d accomplished anything of note.
That said we (the club) have ruined any chance he had of even being a squad player by treating him like he’d made it before he’d accomplished anything of note.
It should start from our academy. Watch our academy graduates in the recent years. Januzaj, James Wilson, Rashford, Pogba, Lingard, Greenwood, Pereira, Brandon Williams, Chong they are all not type of "stay low profile and work hard" type of players.
McTominay and Elanga (so far) are just rare cases.
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What about that picture screams needing a cultural reboot? Interested in this answer.
Wait a minute, a player has to be low profile for what reason? All of those players work hard except current Rashford , Januzaj and Wilson. Even then, Wilson I think had injury issues.
There's a lot of projection there. Who cares if a player is low profile? What the hell does that prove?
It affects their attitude and the will to work harder and improve their footballing skills? If you have a slightly sense of management in an organization you will know a company's culture affects productivity. Of course every club has high profile players (like we used to have ronaldo, beckham, rooney, rio who were very commercial and high profile) but they only did so after they were recognized as world class players. It is in contrast to like of Brandon Williams and Januzaj who think that they are Hollywood celebrities attending those boxing and NBA events even though they are still nobody in the football world.
PSG has all the stars in the world and it is their "made it" "celebrity" "arrogant" culture that make them a laughing stock in the champions league.
Should I be embarrassed for still liking and hoping for Rashford?
There's no games for us this weekend...
Did they forget one of the reasons Fergie sold Beckham to Madrid ?
Of course not. Why would you be ?
I'm massively disappointed. People kept going about him as our own and the club has to protect him. Well, now let's reverse the situation so we get the entire picture, what if our own decides to deflect his responsibility back to the club where he thinks the recent performances are acceptable and the everyone HAS to respect him. How can you? firstly respect is earned. Secondly, he has the audacity to flirt with other clubs as well. That ruins his good image for me. Fine, off the field you are doing a gods work helping school kids. But inside the club that considers you as one of their own, like a family, this is how you behave. Traitorous act. Is this what family do to each other? I'm pretty sure the club has done nothing that caused the drop off in his performances. It's all his own doing.
Essentially, Rashford should play because he does charity.
Ah yes, against one missed chance against Aston Villa months ago. It couldn't possibly be because he has been absolute shit for 2 years, while collecting 250k every week.
It's DailyMail, so no doubt this was paid for by his PR team. My God, we need to get rid of him as soon as possible. Just wow.
There are multiple reports online about it, plus he's hinted at it in his blogs. But it's also been reported that he's a lazy player who thinks he's bigger than the club, and many suspect him as the leaker dressing room.
I guess it all comes down to what you choose to believe.
No dude, of course not.
His off the field work has earned him the goodwill. British media will back him as long as they could.
Why should you feel embarrassed? We all hope he finds his form if he stays here. We are disappointed with the effort he has put in and his constant PR but its not a lost cause. He has time and skill to still recover from this
Certainly not sure that's true anymore. Just like with many of our other players, people make up their mind on here and want nothing more than to be right, to the point of taking absolute glee in the players they don't like failing, even if its bad for the team they claim to support.
Dont see what's bad about that.
Damn them for doing things.
Another article defending him, most likely paid for by his people.
Remember when Manchester United players were hated by the general media in the 90s?
Remember when Manchester United players were hated by the general media in the 90s?
All he does is carefully managed PR work. The moment form dropped, excuses galore.