Fitchett
Full Member
Absolutely not.
None of us know even half the story but from the little information we do have, it looks to me like they’re both proud and stubborn and could have done more to prevent this escalation. Sancho obviously went too far but Ten Hag climbed pretty high up his tree by making this de facto suspension indefinite. He could have internally banned Sancho for a month or even two but instead he chose a route he can’t possibly back down from without undermining himself.He refuses to apologise to the manager. He’s doing this to himself, or do you think Erik should back down and undermine himself with the rest of the squad?
That should highlight how important squad discipline is to the manager. If we need to make an example of Sancho then so be it.None of us know even half the story but from the little information we do have, it looks to me like they’re both proud and stubborn and could have done more to prevent this escalation. Sancho obviously went too far but Ten Hag climbed pretty high up his tree by making this de facto suspension indefinite. He could have internally banned Sancho for a month or even two but instead he chose a route he can’t possibly back down from without undermining himself.
He has had issues at Dortmund and several managers have struggled to manage him. If he wants his career to be remembered well then he needs to apologise and start putting the effort in.
I think people like the idea of Sancho, more than the reality.
Not for me. Would rather sit at home on FIFA than say sorry for being late
People really underrate Sancho’s talent, he is more than good enough to return ahead of 0 goals 0 assists season, 2% shot success rate Antony. It hasn't worked out for Sancho at United so far but I really would not be surprised if he left United and had a far better career than any of our current forwards.
He has 23 caps for England, twice Bundesliga team of the years. If you make a massive investment in a player and make him top paid player at the club then you should be trying everything in your power to get him on side. It’s just a waste of everyone’s time otherwise.
Antony isn't good enough either but at least he gives it his all. Sancho minces around the place with an air of entitlement and a woes me attitude, feck him!People really underrate Sancho’s talent, he is more than good enough to return ahead of 0 goals 0 assists season, 2% shot success rate Antony. It hasn't worked out for Sancho at United so far but I really would not be surprised if he left United and had a far better career than any of our current forwards.
He has 23 caps for England, twice Bundesliga team of the years. If you make a massive investment in a player and make him top paid player at the club then you should be trying everything in your power to get him on side. It’s just a waste of everyone’s time otherwise.
Maybe stop trying to treat grown men like children. The apology, at this point, is a nonsense...Children don’t belong in a men‘s game. So maybe let him grow up before letting him back.
Since Sir Alex retired we've had far too many lazy self centered, selfish players like Pogba, Rashford, Lingard, Alexi Sanchez and Angel Di Maria who all believed they were bigger than the Club, and Sancho is just one more.Shouldn't he too be putting in the same level of effort, when he evidently....isn't?
I am not a fan of Sancho, and I think he's lazy and very mediocre but I feel that the time has come when he should now be offered his place back in the squad with the rest of the team.
He and then manager and a minor spat that escalated and has resulted in Sancho being an outcast since August. The punishment has become disproportionate to the crime here and it needs to end. If not, and Sancho doesn't get a move in January then his top flight career could be over. Teams may be wary of taking on a 24 year old who hasn't trained with the squad or played for a fully year, wrecking a young persons career for a tiff simply isn't fair or reasonable.
Secondly from a purely selfish point of view, the club paid around £73 million for an asset, that whilst probably over-valued on purchase, is now just depreciating in value, and will do so, every week he's not training or available for the first team. In pure economic terms it makes sense to bring him back into the fold, never mind.
I realize that he is being stubborn and unreasonable, but so is the manager, and both parties are being damaged so it would be mutually beneficial for someone at the club to put and end to this nonsense and allow both parties to but a positive spin on it.
In this case Sancho was disciplined and told what he needed to do to rejoin the squad, and he refused. So I'd say it does not apply (not a lawyer, though).Question for a lawyer.
When football clubs freeze players out why isn't it constructive dismissal, making them free agents ?