MMM (Mason, Marcus, Martial) = BBC (Bale, Benzema, Cristiano)

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Offering Jimenez better wages isn't going to make Wolves sell him for cheap is it? They aren't poor and he's their top scorer. It'll take £45m at the very very least to get him, probably a lot more.

Buying back-up players from the premier league is daft at this point unless the player is not wanted at that club or he's out of contract. Stop living out your FM fantasies on this board.
Jimenez can put in a transfer request and force a move due to our interest thus decrease his value because which club will keep a player that doesn’t want to be there. The notion that they are just backup is wrong. These players are proven professional or future world class talent that could provide competition for a starting position. It isn’t FM, it is what a competent management team will do with the incredible success of MMM.

In terms of now Kubo is much rawer, besides how do you plan to get Kubo out of Real Madrid to come sit on the bench? It's not going to happen. Wolves paid like £34m for Jimenez just last summer, they are under no obligation to sell, it will cost way more than you are hinting at to sign him. Offering higher wages just makes it even more costly, especially when you are saying it's for a backup, so we're what, offering 200k a week to someone to sit on the bench, that's just terrible business.

The way you are bigging up MMM is way overboard, they are good with potential, you are talking like they are better than a front 3 that won multiple Champions Leagues. They aren't better than Liverpool or City's options.
Kubo will have more opportunity at United than at Real Madrid if he is our backup to Greeenwood. Better for his career, development and financially. Jimenez could easily be swayed if he is looking for a last big contract. Higher wage doesn’t mean higher price, especially if Jimenez force a move. It would be good business if we don’t overspend as we will have a stronger team that will make us fight for more than just top four trophy. And if Martial get injured, Jimenez is that out and out striker that will give us more tactical flexibility in the attack. Plus, he won’t just sit on bench as we have enough game for him to start a lot.
Stats disagree and it seems a lot of managers and football experts disagree with that notion that they aren’t better than Liverpool and city. MMM is in the top three of attack in football, it is not bigging up as you stated, it is undeniable truth and with a better manager like Pochettino, Klopp, pep, they would be the best.
 

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Jimenez can put in a transfer request and force a move due to our interest thus decrease his value because which club will keep a player that doesn’t want to be there. The notion that they are just backup is wrong. These players are proven professional or future world class talent that could provide competition for a starting position. It isn’t FM, it is what a competent management team will do with the incredible success of MMM.


Kubo will have more opportunity at United than at Real Madrid if he is our backup to Greeenwood. Better for his career, development and financially. Jimenez could easily be swayed if he is looking for a last big contract. Higher wage doesn’t mean higher price, especially if Jimenez force a move. It would be good business if we don’t overspend as we will have a stronger team that will make us fight for more than just top four trophy. And if Martial get injured, Jimenez is that out and out striker that will give us more tactical flexibility in the attack. Plus, he won’t just sit on bench as we have enough game for him to start a lot.
Stats disagree and it seems a lot of managers and football experts disagree with that notion that they aren’t better than Liverpool and city. MMM is in the top three of attack in football, it is not bigging up as you stated, it is undeniable truth and with a better manager like Pochettino, Klopp, pep, they would be the best.
It just isn't going to be anywhere near as easy to Jimenez out of Wolves as you make out, not every player will force a move, Wolves have been pretty good to him, are doing pretty well themselves, and you're saying we're not going to offer him first team football, so it seems pretty far-fetched to see him forcing a move. On top of that Wolves hold strong cards with him tied to a long term contract, and no obligation to sell.

With Kubo why is he going to leave Real Madrid to come to us exactly, it's not really a move that makes sense, Real Madrid will loan him out for another year to get more experience at a club he will actually play most likely. It seems a complete non-starter to try and sign him.

What stats disagree? Goals in all competitions? It's pure hyperbole to think MMM are better than Liverpool and City's front 3, you will not find many neutrals who will agree. It certainly isn't the undeniable truth as you put it, as if they are so good one might wonder why we're scrapping around for top 4, and before Fernandes come in were heading for 7th place. You must have the rest of the team as horrific if you think they are as good as you make out.
 

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Stats after the end of the Premier League, with potentially 4 games in Europa still to go.
How do they compare against other front three's in Europe?


Mason Greenwood:
17 goals
5 assists
2412 minutes
Goal or assist every 109 minutes

Dr. Marcus Rashford:
22 goals
10 assists
3273 minutes
Goal or assist ever 102 minutes

Anthony Martial:
22 goals
11 assists
3350 minutes
Goal or assist every 101 minutes

Total:
61 goals
26 assists
87 direct goal involvements


Still so young, and can only get better.
Martial is in his early prime, Rashford is entering his prime, and Greenwood is still a couple of years away from his prime(!).

The future looks bright!! :devil: :drool:
 

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Stats after the end of the Premier League, with potentially 4 games in Europa still to go.
How do they compare against other front three's in Europe?


Mason Greenwood:
17 goals
5 assists
2412 minutes
Goal or assist every 109 minutes

Dr. Marcus Rashford:
22 goals
10 assists
3273 minutes
Goal or assist ever 102 minutes

Anthony Martial:
22 goals
11 assists
3350 minutes
Goal or assist every 101 minutes

Total:
61 goals
26 assists
87 direct goal involvements


Still so young, and can only get better.
Martial is in his early prime, Rashford is entering his prime, and Greenwood is still a couple of years away from his prime(!).

The future looks bright!! :devil: :drool:
Hoping Mason can join the 20 club crew in the EL games
 

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Stats after the end of the Premier League, with potentially 4 games in Europa still to go.
How do they compare against other front three's in Europe?


Mason Greenwood:
17 goals
5 assists
2412 minutes
Goal or assist every 109 minutes

Dr. Marcus Rashford:
22 goals
10 assists
3273 minutes
Goal or assist ever 102 minutes

Anthony Martial:
22 goals
11 assists
3350 minutes
Goal or assist every 101 minutes

Total:
61 goals
26 assists
87 direct goal involvements


Still so young, and can only get better.
Martial is in his early prime, Rashford is entering his prime, and Greenwood is still a couple of years away from his prime(!).

The future looks bright!! :devil: :drool:
EL games still left. Greenwood should get to 20 hopefully. If we go all the way, the tree of them might hit the 70 goal mark as well
 

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Stats after the end of the Premier League, with potentially 4 games in Europa still to go.
How do they compare against other front three's in Europe?


Mason Greenwood:
17 goals
5 assists
2412 minutes
Goal or assist every 109 minutes

Dr. Marcus Rashford:
22 goals
10 assists
3273 minutes
Goal or assist ever 102 minutes

Anthony Martial:
22 goals
11 assists
3350 minutes
Goal or assist every 101 minutes

Total:
61 goals
26 assists
87 direct goal involvements


Still so young, and can only get better.
Martial is in his early prime, Rashford is entering his prime, and Greenwood is still a couple of years away from his prime(!).

The future looks bright!! :devil: :drool:
Those are great stats, got to rate Ole for keeping the faith with them. Considering the injuries as well.
 

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Stats after the end of the Premier League, with potentially 4 games in Europa still to go.
How do they compare against other front three's in Europe?


Mason Greenwood:
17 goals
5 assists
2412 minutes
Goal or assist every 109 minutes

Dr. Marcus Rashford:
22 goals
10 assists
3273 minutes
Goal or assist ever 102 minutes

Anthony Martial:
22 goals
11 assists
3350 minutes
Goal or assist every 101 minutes

Total:
61 goals
26 assists
87 direct goal involvements


Still so young, and can only get better.
Martial is in his early prime, Rashford is entering his prime, and Greenwood is still a couple of years away from his prime(!).

The future looks bright!! :devil: :drool:
Play Greenwood against Lask and he would get 20 goals
 

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Let's not forget we didn't have any creative players in the team for half a season. Imagine what they would've scored if we had Bruno and Pogba for the entire season. Great stuff.
 

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MMM let us down tonight.

They can enjoy their plaudits but failing on nights like this is not acceptable
 

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They will be alright. There average age is 21? The only way is up for them.
 

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Greenwood its possibly understandable given his age but the other two are (relatively) experienced
Martial got into good positions but missed too many chances
Rashford gets far too erratic and frustrated way too easily then starts trying too hard.

Pogba, Fernandes, Fred did a lot of work for them, they need to deliver for us to get 4th again next yea. I think they need an addition in there to mix things up to keep them on their owns. At the moment they know that there is no effective sub that is a danger to their starting place and complacency sets in.
 

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They will be alright. There average age is 21? The only way is up for them.
Great careers are built upon incremental breakthroughs and success. It breeds confidence for the next step. But you can’t keep missing out.

Martial and Rashford lost a huge opportunity for vindication and self worth tonight.
 

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Great careers are built upon incremental breakthroughs and success. It breeds confidence for the next step. But you can’t keep missing out.

Martial and Rashford lost a huge opportunity for vindication and self worth tonight.
Absolutely I agree. The doubts especially about their mentality and killer instinct will unfortunately remain, even more so for Martial who is perpetually under constant examination to prove his worth.

Rashford has big issues, he is at risk of not been a regular if we get a very good wide player.
 

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I just hope Rashford regains his genuinely top class pre-injury form. Towards the end of the season he was pretty awful.

Maybe he is just struggling with the injury, hopefully a few weeks rest does him a lot of good. Before his injury he was playing at an incredibly high level, we need that player back asap.
 

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:drool: :drool: :drool:
The S*n tomorrow:

Headline: Manchester United SLAMS Marcus Rashford on Twitter

A picture posted by Manchester United on Twitter suggests that the club feels that Rashford is far behind Martial. He's even behind Greenwood now! Moreover, the gloomy atmosphere illustrated by the shadows and the distance between Martial and Greenwood paints a picture of an individualist who doesn't care about the rest of the team. Meanwhile, Greenwood seems lost and directionless.
 

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The S*n tomorrow:

Headline: Manchester United SLAMS Marcus Rashford on Twitter

A picture posted by Manchester United on Twitter suggests that the club feels that Rashford is far behind Martial. He's even behind Greenwood now! Moreover, the gloomy atmosphere illustrated by the shadows and the distance between Martial and Greenwood paints a picture of an individualist who doesn't care about the rest of the team. Meanwhile, Greenwood seems lost and directionless.
The day i really believe them is the day I believe the world is flat. Its a critical article of the lad, another way to use the Manchester United brand name and sell papers. I bet the author doesn't state how MR was playing with an injury towards the end of the season. feck the bullshit piece of toilet paper rag.
 

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None of them are performing to anywhere near the level they were when they drove us to 3rd in the league with goal, after goal after goal.

We're still top of the league, though.

If we could just get them firing again, we can walk the PL this season. Big IF though.

No idea why it isn't clicking this season, so far.
 

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None of them are performing to anywhere near the level they were when they drove us to 3rd in the league with goal, after goal after goal.

We're still top of the league, though.

If we could just get them firing again, we can walk the PL this season. Big IF though.

No idea why it isn't clicking this season, so far.
Too much rotation. Get MMM starting consistently, the goals will happen. Martial has been the biggest drop, considering that he was our player of the year last season.
 

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We’ve sacrificed them for Fred and McTominay in midfield for me. Pogba and Matic are better and getting the ball to them but don’t cover the ground defensively.
 

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Too much rotation. Get MMM starting consistently, the goals will happen. Martial has been the biggest drop, considering that he was our player of the year last season.
You must be really upset tonight.
 

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:lol: some fans are getting ahead of themselves like what happened in the champions league. Our record against the top six this season is really bad. I am not going to fall for the same trap that led us out of the champions league and league cup until, I see real improvement in our tactics.
Yep, you’re gutted.
 

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I really believe Ole focussed on the three of them last year in particular. The coaches I feel worked with Martial the most.

I feel he needs a lot of time invested to really get him motivated and in the groove.

We need phelan to man mark him in the canteen and pop a balloon in his ear before kickoff.
 

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Nah, I know we have the talent to win the league, I don’t think we have the management. The game against liverpool will be interesting. I will be more optimistic if we can win that game
Genuinely, if we somehow won the league still playing relatively the same way, will you admit you’re wrong about Ole?