He will become a very good player.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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I really do like him. Hope he plays a lot more.
He defo deserves more minutes with the the first team. Would like to see him playing alongside a settled first team.
I really like him as a player. He is positive on the pitch, not afraid to take players on or play a more difficult pass to create something.
Get him off the wing and have him playing centrally from here on out. Not even worth the effort to just give him minutes shunted out where he is least effective.
His performance is pretty much the only positive I'm taking from that game.
Should be ahead of both Carrick (on midfield) and Memphis (on the wing) ihmo and it's not just a knee-jerk reaction from this match.
In my eyes he's just moved up the pecking order. Should be competing for the starting XI
I thought he got better as the game went on, looked tired by the end understandably but I think he'll have went up again in LvG's estimation.
also great penalty scored, showed vvery good composure and maturity taking it, unlike the three most experienced players who completely messed it up... He showed he can be a good back up for Herrera, his name almost sounds the same and he plays the same game most of the time...
on top of Herrera he's got a great shot and some neat dribbling skills but he's still overall weaker than Ander but it will come and he can get minutes in my view at expense of Roo and Memphis...
on top of Herrera he's got a great shot and some neat dribbling skills but he's still overall weaker than Ander but it will come and he can get minutes in my view at expense of Roo and Memphis...
He's gotta be above Memphis in the pecking order after tonight. Looked very composed out there and I was impressed with his fitness levels - he was still trying to make things happen right up to the last minute. For a young kid it's impressive that he didn't fade despite playng 120 minutes.
Deserves the game-time Fellaini and Memphis are getting.
He's class and seems to have a great attitude to boot. Gives his all on the pitch always, and has bags of ability. Not afraid to get stuck in. Honestly, think he might be our most promising player after Martial. Have followed him for a few years now and thought he'd make it big and he's only getting better. Considering our lack of creativity and underperforming players in the attack, he should probably get more game time now like lingard has been getting as well.
Schneiderlin
Herrera Pereira
Would be a decent option when Schweini needs a rest.
Herrera Pereira
Would be a decent option when Schweini needs a rest.
He should be rotated with Herrera. Deserves first team game time.
Should Rooney get benched while Martial gets time up front as a result, he should be patrolling the left flank. Regardless, he deserves to have his playing time out there.
My favourite thing about him is how hard he worked to get the ball back, he was busting a gut at times pressing and put in a few fantastic tackles. We all know how good he is on the ball but he can really get stuck in as well. Was probably our best player imo and he deserves more playing time.
The way he picks up the ball and moves it around reminds me of Scholes. But the game has changed massively and it's rare to see kids break into the side these days.
Seems very talented but he must surely be getting concerned about his lack of game time - his 20th birthday is coming up and, unless I'm mistaken, he has made only one Premier League appearance in his entire United career?
Seems very talented but he must surely be getting concerned about his lack of game time - his 20th birthday is coming up and, unless I'm mistaken, he has made only one Premier League appearance in his entire United career?
Very impressive last night. He has generally played well every time he's been involved with the first team.
Don't see the Scholes in him. He reminds me a lot of Herrera actually. But with a bit of added attacking gloss.
Pretty good comparison. But he also has incredible stamina.
Needs to play more.
Surely, the most logical thing would be to start him on the left against Palace, with Martial upfront? Looking at the current form, there's no one ahead of him in the pecking order. What are the chances though...
Offers more than Rooney but LVG does not have the balls.
I would start Young personally but if not Young I hope it's him or Lingard. Pereira was struggling toward the end of the match with cramp too so I think he'll probably be a bit knackered.
I wasn't at all impressed with Young's cameo last night.
I don't think he did anything wrong and he came on as a left-back.
In a perfect world he would start the next game, but in Wayne's world he barely makes the bench.
A fecking travesty of he isn't on the bench the next game.
Thought he played a good game last night. It was a difficult game for him because the forwards were not playing well and it was a relatively disjointed display but he showed plenty of energy and enthusiasm, and actually tried to make things happen. Might be a little tired for Palace game though but should start some premier league games in the future.
Even if it means he is in the starting 11
Think having young tracking back is going to be more important against Zaha. Their only threat really is down the wings, so if we can stop that supply we should be ok.
I meant if he isn't in the squad at all.Even if it means he is in the starting 11
I know, it was a tounge in cheek comment
He creates a lot of time on the ball for himself. Good quality to have.
Pereira on the left, with Ander centrally and Martial up top would be very exciting to watch. Over the course of the season and the pre-season (not that it counts for much, but still), these three are the ones who have provided us with attacking impetus in an overall laborious setup. Andreas' sample size might be minimal, but he plays with hunger, and has shown more than enough to merit a start over some of our other attacking options. Same goes for Lingard, who has looked vibrant in recent weeks, even came close to scoring both yesterday, and against City. Start them all against Palace, atleast try to change things a bit, and make a deliberate attempt to play up tempo football.
He has the Spanish-type controlled game that should thrive on van Gaal's possession philosophy, and he has a good shot on him. Could be our best 19 to 21 year old prospect after Shaw and Martial. Probably needs time for physical recovery and will not play at Palace.
Lingard was our most positive player for me. Pereira it seems was instructed to cross the ball to Fellaini at all times but I think he did well otherwise
Love to see him play, but im a little bit worried where he will end up. As we both have Januzaj and Pereira competing for #10. And both of them even tough capable, aren't good on the wings due lack of speed.
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