Cassidy
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No he isn't
Why?
I actually think we are a little hard on our talents because we focus on the negatives more than we would if they were playing for another club, simply because the negatives Rashford/Martial have matter to us, but Mbappe´s don´t matter one bit to us.
Agreed, incredible stuff. Wonder kids are so old, we need to be signing wonder babies like this guy. Think of the resale value!!!Good stats for a 2-year-old to be fair.
As good as Mbappe is, I still think young Brazilian Ronaldo had even more in his locker. I think Mbappe is a good dribbler, but it's more so on the pace side of things. Ronaldo had that, and he also had the incredibly technical dribbling that Martial shows. He would beat you with speed and power, or he would dance around you. Mbappe is probably the closest to Ronaldo in terms of skillset/style though.Mbappe has better decision making and finishing. It’s frightening how natural he makes it all look. Mbappe just reminds me so much of the Brazilian Ronaldo. He will go on to become a Ballon d’Or winner after the Messi and Ronaldo era has finished, in my opinion.
Rashford on the other hand, whilst he has looked great, he’s still a bit raw. He’s finishing isn’t great, his decision making can be a bit poor at times and his dribbling is sometimes erratic. I think if Rashford can improve those aspects of his game, he could go on to be as good.
Well once upon a time, As teenagers for example, Rooney was miles better than CR7 in terms of decision making. Long term though, once the Portuguese maestro sorted his out there was only one winner as to which was the better player.It's a pretty fecking huge thing I'd say. What makes the difference between a good and a crap player.
Things you'll only see on an british dominated United forum, but it's allright, it's what fans do. I'm sure City have a similar thread on Sane/Jesus
Spot on. Iv seen harry kane mentioned quite a bit in this thread and i think he's a pretty good example of this. At 20/ 21 year old he'd had a season out on loan in which he'd scored two goals in 16 games, this consisted of 2 goals in 13 games in the championship for Leicester and 0 goals in 3 games for Norwich in the prem.Exactly, it's all hypothesis. At the moment one is better than the other, it doesn't mean anything regarding who will become the better football in the next 10 years.
Yes, everything improved, specially the decision making.Well once upon a time, As teenagers for example, Rooney was miles better than CR7 in terms of decision making. Long term though, once the Portuguese maestro sorted his out there was only one winner as to which was the better player.
Well once upon a time, As teenagers for example, Rooney was miles better than CR7 in terms of decision making. Long term though, once the Portuguese maestro sorted his out there was only one winner as to which was the better player.
Of course the decision making got also better, we saw a lot less stupid dribbling and running into blind alleys for starters.At the moment, Mpabbe
Depends on how you want to define it, Ronaldo barely sorted out his decision making, he'll still attempt far too many shots from distance with players in better positions, he "just" started scoring more goals. He's still one of the most selfish players out there.
I think it's more about his physics and his will to win, rather than decision making.
The piece of skill Mbabpe pulled in the CL against Bayern to breeze past Alaba was lauded in his thread last week (despite the fact his final ball was pretty attrocious).
Rashford did the exact same thing yesterday (past Townsend I think in the second half) and no one batted an eyelid.
There is certainly an argument to be had that Rashford is underrated whilst Mbabpe is overrated.
The piece of skill Mbabpe pulled in the CL against Bayern to breeze past Alaba was lauded in his thread last week (despite the fact his final ball was pretty attrocious).
Rashford did the exact same thing yesterday (past Townsend I think in the second half) and no one batted an eyelid.
Both are hugely talented and I'm delighted that in Rashford and Martial we have such bright prospects.
Maybe you haven't seen Alaba play in a while...The bolded parts might have something to do with it.
Of course the decision making got also better, we saw a lot less stupid dribbling and running into blind alleys for starters.
His pace,power and balance arnt on a completely differant level, there wont be much difference in any lf those. Agree on the rest, mbappe's all round game intelligence is really superior at present. He knows exactly how and when to use the ability he's got.Nah,Rashfords obviously very good but Mbappe is in a different league.His pace,power,balance,vision,understanding of space and his movement off the ball is on a completely different level....
Dude. In his break out season he had some thing like 23 goals and 17 assists. If that doesn't indicate a major change in decision making I don't know what else can. Not to mention dropping the show boating dribbling for efficiency and inanely good off the ball movement.At the moment, Mpabbe
Depends on how you want to define it, Ronaldo barely sorted out his decision making, he'll still attempt far too many shots from distance with players in better positions, he "just" started scoring more goals. He's still one of the most selfish players out there.
I think it's more about his physics and his will to win, rather than decision making.
For me,Its hard to argue rashfords better than mbappe right now, mbappe's better. But its close enough that if rashfords more dedicated and works harder than mbappe over the next 2 to 3 year, he could overtake him.
No. They watch the highlights from the match, maybe some 1-2 clips from Youtube or reddit and suddenly they know everything about the player. I would argue that Mbappe is a better player than Rashford and has a higher potential, BUT he is not THAT much better. The only notable difference between them is that Mbappe gets to start every match for his team while Rashford and Martial rotate regularly. And another difference is that Mbappe plays in a league far weaker than Premier League.Do people watch Mbappe as much as they do Rashford
Well we certainly can't question your self confidenceIts 100% spot on. Mbappe hasn't played a full year in a top, competitive league yet. Let's see him do it in England or Spain.
Exactly, can't see him doing anything against the likes of Ashley Williams and Joe Ward. A real test.Put him in a big club in a big league and he would look comparable to how Rashford looks for us.
Exactly, can't see him doing anything against the likes of Ashley Williams and Joe Ward. A real test.