What should we do then? Pay him off and leave him go without a fee?Can't believe this is happening. Please sell this lazy snowflake ASAP.
Nobody is going to pay the fee we want while he's on the wages he is.
What should we do then? Pay him off and leave him go without a fee?Can't believe this is happening. Please sell this lazy snowflake ASAP.
I agree but I do think that if ETH sees a genuine change and he's still around after the transfer window he'll give him an opportunity. I don't think ETH is the type to have him in the squad and refuse to play him based on previous issues.I'm fairly certain that both ETH and the club still want him to be sold, but we we have to prepare in case no offer arrives. I highly doubt that he'll be having any regular football.
Sack Chat GPT:It'll actually be funny to watch Ten Hag pick Antony over both Amad and Sancho now.
As the Manchester United manager, choosing the right-wing position between Amad, Garnacho, Antony, and Sancho would depend on various factors, such as current form, the opposition, tactical requirements, and fitness levels. However, based on general qualities and assuming all players are fit and available, here's an assessment:
1. Antony: He is a natural right-winger, left-footed, and adept at cutting inside to create scoring opportunities. His familiarity with the position and ability to take on defenders one-on-one makes him a strong candidate, especially in matches where breaking down a tight defense is crucial.
2. Sancho: He offers versatility and creativity. While he can play on either wing, his experience and ability to link up play can be beneficial. If the strategy requires more interplay and possession, Sancho could be a suitable choice.
3. Amad: A talented young player with great potential. He provides flair and unpredictability. If looking to inject fresh energy or if he has shown strong form in training, he could be an exciting option, particularly against defenses that struggle with pace and trickery.
4. Garnacho: Typically more comfortable on the left wing, Garnacho’s direct style and pace make him a valuable asset. He might be more effective as an impact substitute, particularly on the right, if tactical flexibility is needed.
Given these options, Antony would be the most logical choice to start on the right wing, considering his natural fit for the role and recent performances. Sancho would be a strong alternative depending on the tactical setup or opponent. Amad and Garnacho would provide excellent depth and options from the bench.
He is unsellable in the sense that we don't hold any cards, it would be a bad move to sell him now. If he can be reintegrated and maybe even play some games, our position strengthens and he can be sold at a later point for a more favourable fee. It's business.United has reportedly agreed the sale of Greenwood north of £20M. You can't possibly believe Sancho is an "unsellable asset"
No, it's the right decision, it's probably the only smart decision to take. The alternative is to further dilute a 100m asset and have him feeding off your wage bill for years.That's not a bad thing right? Smart decision if true.
Honestly I think the things he said are pretty forgivable.
The fact that he plays 1 above average match every 3 months is the real problem.
Kudos to Ten Hag. Was never going to be the most popular decision on here but is he can get Sancho back and firing then it'll save you a fortune.
He isn’t good enought to make the first 11 but he can fight it out with Antony as a bench option.
Has to be Garnacho at the momentWho do you see as our first choice at RW?
Alejandro.Who do you see as our first choice at RW?
Can't win them all I guess. No interest in the lad, probably due to his issues and huge wages so we kind of have to 'reintegrate' him.
Could be really bad news with both him and Rashford stinking the place up with their attitudes and rubbish football. Fingers crossed they don't get a lot of playing time.
Even if given a chance I don't think he'll do well. I don't think he has it in him to be successful here, he isn't professional or mentally strong enough for this level. I don't think he was that great for Dortmund either.I agree but I do think that if ETH sees a genuine change and he's still around after the transfer window he'll give him an opportunity. I don't think ETH is the type to have him in the squad and refuse to play him based on previous issues.
ETH had a right to tell the club to feck Sancho, but even last season he never fully closed the door to him. A line was crossed but not one where no recovery was possible.
Has to be Garnacho at the moment
Alejandro.
Sack Chat GPT:
We've found where EtH gets his guidance!
Word is he's the one that approached ETH.
I'm happy that a line has been drawn under it, because the situation wasn't doing anyone any favours. Whether he acts up again would depends if lessons have been learned - there's a small part of me that thinks Sancho has matured since then, plus despite me thinking it was the correct thing to kick him out of the team, ETH would probably approach the subject differently should Sancho's training not be up to scratch again.
The whole thing got blown way out of proportion and it didn't need to be.
I've been very critical of Sancho, but with the dust settled it's not a terrible idea for him to have a last chance if he's truly ready to be professional. He should be given very short shrift though
I'd also be absolutely fine if we sold him.
That last paragraph makes no sense.I prefer him on the right but his availability there I suppose will depend on Rashfords form. If Marcus plays anything like as badly as last season then he has to be dropped for Garnacho.
That would leave us with Sancho, Anthony and Diallo. None of which are not the greatest options for various reasons.