Yeah I agree with that. He fully deserves more play time and it looks like nothing phases him at all.Listening to Neville (from earlier on after the match) saying that we have to be careful how much we play him and that he should only be eased him, but I'm struggling to agree with him on it. Granted, we don't want to tire him out by playing him constantly, but he fully deserves to play, irrespective of how young he may be.
Yeah, I do fully agree with that. I think he looks excellent so far and could potentially be a top player, but obviously we'll need to see him over an extended period of time to judge how good he really is going to be. Best way to judge it will be for him to play, though.Yeah I agree with that. He fully deserves more play time and it looks like nothing phases him at all.
Neville did make a point that we shouldn't be saying he could be one of the greatest, despite only playing 3 games. Which I agree with. Sooner or later he'll hit a drought and people will get on his back again since they're expecting he'll consistently score in every other game, thanks to all of the annoying Henry comparisons.
TBF in an ideal world we'd be taking him out of the line of fire for a few weeks and lowering expectations.Listening to Neville (from earlier on after the match) saying that we have to be careful how much we play him and that he should only be eased him, but I'm struggling to agree with him on it. Granted, we don't want to tire him out by playing him constantly, but he fully deserves to play, irrespective of how young he may be.
I dunno, I'm not sure I agree. Anyone with a rational mind will know that we have to be careful with our expectations of him. Martial's age shouldn't hold him back from being our main striker if he's performing well and scoring goals for us. I'd rather we have more options up front, but even if we did, I'd see no reason for us not to play Martial right now.TBF in an ideal world we'd be taking him out of the line of fire for a few weeks and lowering expectations.
But sadly Rooney is dogshit and we've left ourselves with no other options upfront.
Did Fergie take Rooney out of the firing line and lower expectations? Where does this thinking even come from?TBF in an ideal world we'd be taking him out of the line of fire for a few weeks and lowering expectations.
But sadly Rooney is dogshit and we've left ourselves with no other options upfront.
Yeah, I often feel that with the exception of players who are late bloomers, most top, world class talents generally start getting a lot of playing time at a very young age, with Rooney and Ronaldo being examples since they were already playing regularly when they were even younger than Martial.Neville was chatting shit there - Rooney and Ronaldo were playing day in and day out when they came here. If a players ready, he is ready. And Martial looks more than ready, physically and mentally he looks solid.
Let loose Randy, allow yourself to enjoy it, it's the whole point of watchingLooking too good to be true
Don't want to get excited about him yet
Pretty much. Shown more in his two appearances in the league than the captain has all season.He's our best forward.
I'd agree with resting him for the Ipswich game (perhaps even give Wilson a shot), but if he's performing well against Sunderland I'd be happy for him to get another full game under his belt.Leave him out midweek vs Ipswich and hopefully haul him off after an hour vs Sunderland. (On the basis he scored a goal or two)
The Daily Mirror knows.
Depends on the scoreline, I'd want him fresh for the CL game on the Wednesday.I'd agree with resting him for the Ipswich game (perhaps even give Wilson a shot), but if he's performing well against Sunderland I'd be happy for him to get another full game under his belt.
True, although I imagine that he'd be fine to play two games within the space of a few days.Depends on the scoreline, I'd want him fresh for the CL game on the Wednesday.
I hope he printed out a large poster of it and stuck it on the ceiling above his bed.He must look at that everyday for inspiration.
Agreed, he put his neck on the line with this won and a lot of people were laughing at him. Not laughing now I bet.Got to give a lot of credit to Van Gaal for having the balls to make this transfer.
I've said it before but I think he's got everything that you can't learn or teach. All he needs now is the experience and the nous that comes from age and playing time.You can't learn how to finish in my opinion, you either have it or you don't.
Miles better than Aguero?! I'm excited about Martial, as my posts have shown, but it's certainly too early to say he'll be better than Aguero considering he's one of the best strikers around at the moment.Agreed, he put his neck on the line with this won and a lot of people were laughing at him. Not laughing now I bet.
This guy looks the real deal. I don't think i'd swap him for even Aguero or Costa his potential is miles bigger.
For practicing his EnglishHe must look at that everyday for inspiration.
Listening to Neville (from earlier on after the match) saying that we have to be careful how much we play him and that he should only be eased him, but I'm struggling to agree with him on it. Granted, we don't want to tire him out by playing him constantly, but he fully deserves to play, irrespective of how young he may be.
Yeah, I mean don't get me wrong, he's certainly going to need to be rested at certain points to avoid fatigue, but I don't think we should be playing him any less than the other important players in our team at the moment.He doesn't look the type to get exhausted. He's not broke a sweat yet.
Very impressed how he doesn't needlessly waste energy but at the same time is bright as a button.
Very very impressed
Let's hope he helps us win a trophy like Kahwi did for spursI've just realised who he reminds me of. He's the football version of Kawhi Leonard
Ronaldo and Messi both did.You can't learn how to finish in my opinion, you either have it or you don't.