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I think the criticism of Lingarrds clothing line is he is not actually that good enough to have one. I can understand Ronaldo and Le bron james having one. Not lingarrd though.
United have played better without prima donna Pogba in the last few games
They want them to be football ''slaves'', even the pogba dance for lingard birthday was slaughtered! What do people want players to do? be said and depressed ion their free time? Please do grow up and as much as important football is, recognise that players are also people, with hobbies families and so on, In their free time they can do what they want, be it hobbies, other business and so on.
People need to realise that for a lot of people, football is not the most important thing in their life. Keeping their family financially stable is more important, and people also have vested interests and hobbies outside of their job. The exact same in every other sport or profession.
I think the criticism of Lingarrds clothing line is he is not actually that good enough to have one. I can understand Ronaldo and Le bron james having one. Not lingarrd though.
LeBron James is one of the most dedicated and focused athletes in the world and has a ton of outside interests. Cristiano Ronaldo and Zlatan also...Zlatan launched a clothing line while at United and you'd never accuse him of not taking his football serious. I don't get this weird, simplistic view.
You made sense? You wanted us to accept the word of someone who you said won't make a great manager and expect us to relate to his word on how players should behave?![]()
I wonder what Keane was doing during the long hours where he wasn't training or playing.
Can anyone remember Roy Keane getting arrested for slapping a woman and Alex Ferguson having to take time out of his preperation the week of the 99 FA Cup and Champions League finals to bail him out of jail?
I agree with most of what he's saying here.
People can point to the likes of Ronaldo, and even back to Beckham but the difference is they were highly dedicated and incredibly successful before launching their 'brands' and continued to be afterwards. They've built their brands on the back of on field success.
The thing with Lingard in particular irks me. Hes achieved nothing in the game, apart from playing for Man Utd. Leaving aside how good you think he is or isn't, hes been in shite form for most of the year - he only recently broke his scoring drought which last 26 games. So what's he building his brand on the back of? The answer is Man Utd. If Lingard played for Everton or some other club would he be launching his own clothing brand?
To me, he's trading of the popularity of the club. If he was a major part of successes at the club fair enough maybe. Doing it while the team is struggling, and while he's not done much to contribute, to me, seems out of order.
It is just stupid to release his clothing line now. It isnt a wise move from Lingard. If he plays shit and we lose, people will look at that and blame him. Same with Pogba and his dancing and haircuts. They only become an issue after diabolical performances, nobody would care if we played nice football and were leading the table.
Hazard was widely criticised by pretty everyone in Jose's last season there. Look at him now. It's no coincidence.
I do enjoy a Keano rant now and again,even when I dont necessarily agree with him.![]()
Being a great football manager in the modern day, is not about telling home truths. It's about dressing it up. That was my point! So he can tell it as it is... and in the modern day still be p*sh at being football manager, because he will lose the dressing room.
He would have cleaned up in the 70s!
It's not that it shouldn't be tolerated as such, but Lingard should know it's a daft idea before he even gave it the green light (I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt and assume he was approached about it).
Why would you imagine something happening to the club?Jesse Lingard clothing line? What the feck is happening to this club?
People need to realise that for a lot of people, football is not the most important thing in their life.
His point is that the club's in shambles and from the outside looking in the players, who are a huge part of the problem, don't seem to give much of a feck.
No one is saying they should slit their wrists but it's just annoying to watch them prancing about in social media.
Show more, start winning games and give more effort on the pitch, then do whatever you want in your spare time, people won't mind at all.
His point is that the club's in shambles and from the outside looking in the players, who are a huge part of the problem, don't seem to give much of a feck.
No one is saying they should slit their wrists but it's just annoying to watch them prancing about in social media.
Show more, start winning games and give more effort on the pitch, then do whatever you want in your spare time, people won't mind at all.
The reply or the fact Jesse has his own clothing range?
I think the worst thing is Keano refers to Lingard as still learning his trade....I think we all still think of him as a kid. But, he's 26, he should be at his peak. It's gonna be the same when he's 29.
I think the criticism of Lingarrds clothing line is he is not actually that good enough to have one. I can understand Ronaldo and Le bron james having one. Not lingarrd though.
I'm not bothered about the clothing line so long as it doesn't deviate his attention to club duties.
I wonder what Keane was doing during the long hours where he wasn't training or playing.
you're not wrongThe issue, in my opinion, is a combination of certain players downing tools, a manager, who has got things wrong in terms of his handling of situations and in his recruitment (big and powerful over technique and football intelligence), and an executive vice-chairman who is as dullard about football and signings as he isn't about the commercial side of our club.
It's not one thing. It's a combination. Changing one aspect won't resolve it.
Good point. Wasn't it reported that Ed actively encouraged Pogba to increase his social media profile after he joined us? Of course, it being reported doesn't necessarily make it true, but it wouldn't exactly be surprising.Don't forget, Ed and his marketing machine rely on these players being on social media. Not only our club, but all global clubs do!
Again, football and football business has moved on. All players at big clubs are on social media and are just the same as our players. The problem at our club is much deeper than just the players.
Jealousy. People don’t like lingard so the idea that he can do this - how dare he? It’s also made him an even bigger target now for criticismWhy do people hate the idea that Jesse Lingard has other interests outside the game? Serious question.
I wonder what Keane was doing during the long hours where he wasn't training or playing.