RedRocket9908
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I still think he should be moved on next summer, I wonder if Brighton will take him off us on loan in January with Evan Ferguson coming the other way
I like his attitude and work rate but my faith in his ability is disappearing now. He's so often a second behind the play and out attacks breakdown with his lack of movement off the ball. Squad player at the moment, which is fine, and needs some serious guidance to develop further.I still think he should be moved on next summer, I wonder if Brighton will take him off us on loan in January with Evan Ferguson coming the other way
Mate Chris Wood was doing bits for Burnley at Hojlunds age, I really don't see the difference between them, in fact woods has a better catalogue of goals at the same age as Hojlund
I still think he should be moved on next summer, I wonder if Brighton will take him off us on loan in January with Evan Ferguson coming the other way
Why on earth would you do that?
Wood was playing in the Championship with Birmingham City when he was the same age as Rasmus and had scored far fewer goals in total at 21 than Rasmus has. Add in the fact that Wood's tally included zero goals in the Premier League, Serie A and the Champions League and it is fair to say that you are talking out of your arse. It is ok to have an agenda against Rasmus, many here do, but at least be more believable with your lies.
He can finish his chances we know that, he works hard as well true. Can he hold the ball up, does he have the technique to link play?I think we will regret it if we give up on him already. Let Amorim work with him, he has shown potential in my opinion.
I like Ferguson, but fear that's unlikely to be the answer to our problems; and more likely that Hojlund would have a better time at Brighton.I still think he should be moved on next summer, I wonder if Brighton will take him off us on loan in January with Evan Ferguson coming the other way
What are you talking about? Wood scored goals in the premiership for Burnley and newcastle. He showed today and in his burnley days that he's a better forward than Wood. It's okay to fan boy players and pretend they are future world class players when all evidence shows they are limited and avaerage, but it's not ok try and force your delusion on to others
- which is a major reason why his performance levels dropped off a cliff. He's behind João Pedro, Rutter and Danny Welbeck in the pecking order at Brighton for a reason, at the moment
I know what I am talking about but you don't seem to be able to pick a consistent argument, being constantly wrong does that to you.
You specifically said he was doing bits for Burnley and had a better goal record at the same age as Rasmus, that was totally false. He didn't even play for Burnley until he was 26 and prior to that he had only 1 goal in the PL. Comparing their records at the same age it is not even close, Rasmus is miles ahead of where Wood was. If you are comparing Wood now then sure he has more PL goals than Rasmus. When Rooney joined us Emile Heskey had more PL goals than him so by your logic Heskey is the better player.
Definitely sell him for a loss unfortunately this summer. Should have got Kane.
Chris Wood is 33, he joined Burnley in 2017, so he was 26 and 5 years older than Hojlund, where his best season was a mighty 14 goals in 35 games, second best being 13 goals in 46 games. Hojlund scored 16 goals in his first season at United so he's actually got him beat in terms of Chris Woods' time at BurnleyMate Chris Wood was doing bits for Burnley at Hojlunds age, I really don't see the difference between them, in fact woods has a better catalogue of goals at the same age as Hojlund
Do what?
He’s not THE problem but he does need to improve fast.Can't say I came away from this game thinking Højlund was the problem.
Exchange a player with potential for one even further back in his development
I am not a fan of Hojlund but replacing him with other young striker would be a bad move. We need to replace him with proven striker. And can Ferguson even stay fit? Guy is injured all the time.I think Evan Ferguson would offer us more than Rasmus is currently offering us
Yeah, I don't think he's going to. He is the player he is, and if he improves it will be gradual over several seasons. He won't magically get a better touch or start winning headers.He’s not THE problem but he does need to improve fast.
With his ability. You either have it or you don't and he doesn't. Atalanta saw Murtough coming.Shouldn't be lead man in this side at his age.
Starting to agree with this train of thought, we 100% need a couple of strikers in the summer and Hojlund becomes part of the squad for rotation.Yeah, I don't think he's going to. He is the player he is, and if he improves it will be gradual over several seasons. He won't magically get a better touch or start winning headers.
What he can probably do in the short term is improving his positioning and movement, which I think we have seen some evidence of. Seems like he spends more time in the right places. But he will continue to be very limited for the rest of the season, just like the rest of the forwards.
I think Evan Ferguson would offer us more than Rasmus is currently offering us
Not at all but anyone with half an ounce of footballing knowledge knows Rasmus is a far better prospect than Wood was at 21 and again, your point was that at 21 Wood was better which he demonstrably was not. Claiming you were making a different point at this stage only works if you delete your earlier posts.Oh god my sides are hurting, you really think Rasmus is going to turn into Rooney because he's 21?
The point I'm making is there is no difference between chris wood and rasmus hojlund. Growing older isn't going to magically create a first touch, in game intelligence and movement for Hojlund. He is not a prodigy, he's the run of the mill big tall poacher, he doesn't even have the ariel ability of Chris Wood.
Trust me I wanted nothing more for him to prove me wrong, but every game I seen of him for denmark and united it screams nothing more than run of the mill mid table striker. I even though Mount was going to show his class because he looked good against Burnley and in europa, but when we came up against a decent team he's mr invincible again.
This is the trouble with this fanbase we think just because a player is young and perform to a average standard, they are destined for greatness. It's not going to happen my friend, you dont need to wait until a footballer is 24-27 to realise they are limited
We're not an apprenticeship program that offers 4 year courses for young strikers to maaaybe become good.He is our best striker and some want rid for Ferguson, who cant get a start at Brighton to save his life Not saying that will be forever the case, but currently, it is ridiculous.
He is not world class currently, give the lad another 2 or 3 years ffs
At worst, he is a good squad option, he is still learning the game
He's barely played a full game this season.
Then why wouldn't Evan Ferguson greatly benefit from a spell at a smaller club where he wouldn't be under anywhere near as much pressure as he is here? He's younger for one, and in the last 2 seasons his goal tally equals what Rasmus scored last season alone.You could say the same about Rasmus in fairness, like I said Evan would probably offer us more than Rasmus does and also Rasmus woukd benefit greatly from a spell at a smaller club where he wouldnt be under anywhere near as much pressure as he is here.
This forum is just truly baffling at times
Oh no people want to defend our very young striker who shouldn't be leading the line alone at his age with little in the way of backup who was our top scorer last year in his first season after being put in that position by the club.Yep, the way some are still defending Rasmus proves it