The thing that's frustrating for me is that no one seems to give any thought to the player he was before Sanchez came in. He had something like 10 goals and 8 assists by January last year, then was unceremoniously dropped for Sanchez, who was never dropped, no matter how poor he was. Martial would get back in to the team for a game here or there, but was never given a chance to play his way into form and full match fitness. He had 30+ goals for the club by the time he was 21 and all of a sudden he couldn't get a game, despite probably the best few months of his United career to that point. I'd rather he have taken it as a challenge, of course, but Mourinho has not done him any favors with the way he's treated him. He's done this to young players most of his career. Had he shown the same devotion to Martial last season he did to Sanchez, who knows what sort of player we'd have on our hands? Instead, he's gone for the power trip and gone on to blast him in the press for being away when his wife was having pregnancy complications. If I were in Martial's shoes, I wouldn't be happy playing for a manager who thought that was acceptable. One of the lowest moments of Jose's time with United, for me. Shit situation all around, but for me the blame lies on both Martial and Mourinho.
There's some serious revisionist history going on now with people who would have you believe he's not good enough for United.