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He’d have to take that leap of faith in the first place, another manager could’ve stuck Fellaini up front or Mata as false 9.
Nah you have to give LVG credit for Rashford, he didn't have use Rashford he could of played someone else as striker even though Martial injured.
Not sure why there has to be an ulterior motive, an unsaid reason for everything Jose does
I think with Jose it's a safe bet a lot of the things he did where to protect his own image and satisfy his own ego but you're right it could be that simple. There's certainly things about Rashford I can see people liking better.Not sure why there has to be an ulterior motive, an unsaid reason for everything Jose does
Jose seemed to like Rashford, at least when compared to Martial. And hence he got more games. Could be that simple.
The way I see it is prior to Sanchez, Martial and Rashford used to take care of the left side. Which meant that Rashford was at least on bench most of the time.
What in the feck are you on about? Literally every striker should go across the goal from that angle and the keeper should never let it in nearside.
Was thinking about how Jose often abandoned things that seemed to work well. You think back to how we beat City at the Etihad with Pogba advancing well forward and scoring goals not all that dissimilar to Fulham. Or Rashford against Liverpool, running onto long balls and countering exceptionally. Yet he always reverted to type even against smaller teams. Feel like what we see most changed with Rashford is more composure as a main striker. I have to think this is the new staff and Ole especially. And if we look at Jose's background, he's never been well equipped to groom a forward player like that...it almost has to be on their own accord. He just said as much about Salah - that he loved the kid and knew he had a future but it wasn't first nature for Jose to coach and develop him that way.Not sure why there has to be an ulterior motive, an unsaid reason for everything Jose does
Jose seemed to like Rashford, at least when compared to Martial. And hence he got more games. Could be that simple.
No, every striker should check at the position of the keeper before they shoot. No keeper should let a goal in at their near post. Learn the difference before you spout off.
Ole did mention that he would have gone nearside. And he thought Rashford would do that too
First off, I can see my language was a bit over the top. My bad. Anyhow let's get the point -
He got it right against Lloris. He's missed so many though, because he always goes that side without looking, at least in the past. Makes it easy to set up against for the keeper.
Good thing is he is definitely improving already. That Newcastle finish surprised the heck out of me. Usually he smashes them right into the keeper. And even with the Spurs one, you saw it was more about placement than power. Ole and the new staff are definitely imprinting on him and he's learning so quickly. I'm more excited now than after his debut season; he's got the drive, ability and student mentality to become top class for us .
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Hundred percent agree on both points. Increasingly I'm seeing flashes of Cristiano Ronaldo from Rashford. Remember the goal he scored against Liverpool last season? That was pure Ronaldo.
This pretty much. That first 60 he was very very impressive almost unplayable and that goal was brilliant but feel around 60 we saw a lot of the old Rashford, head down just running not really spotting people and making silly mistakes just hitting the ball for the sake of it. He was still my MOTM but it was just a shame to see that side make a return.
What?
He's a bit too greedy. Should stop shooting from all over the place. That's what Ronaldo did back in his youth and it was just as frustrating.
Greedy fecking cnut, seriously?
