Sorry to pick you out, but that’s something that keeps getting repeated.
Where’s the evidence that ” there’s a world class player” in there?
Up until last season, we saw a bright young player, with plenty of pace, scoring a good number of goals, mostly from sprinting free behind the opposition’s back line, on the counter attack; but little else.
He also dribbled and beat a few players, even with the odd nutmeg or trick or two, but his decision making was poor and he looked very raw.
It was brilliant, but wasn’t evidence of being “ world class” at anything. Plus, it was a couple of season’s ago now.
Would you call Jamie Vardy, with his much superior goal scoring tally, “world class”?
World class is becoming a completely overused term for players who are just good or very good, for some or most of the time.
Real world class is on a completely different level, something we’ve never remotely seen from Rashford, certainly not over the last two seasons, so why do people believe it’s going to miraculously emerge if he can regain any sort of mojo and form?
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