Great that somebody else sees this, Rashford sulking, Shaw coming out in an interview not feeling loved but still needs a new contract. All this stems from there fact there is a manager there who isn't buying this crap. The board and the new manager will get a very interesting material to read about that squad after the season. Funny thing with Rashford is that if he wasn't at Utd his platform would be at least 10x smaller and no one would give a shit about his work, books ect.
Rashford considering his future...
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But he tells us on twitter he is his own biggest critic
Good post, I couldn't agree more.
Well put.
Good post
The anti SJW calvery has arrived....
So he has told his friendship wants to leave United.
All the best Marc
All the best Marc
I'd like to think this forum would calm down a little if Rashford moved on but let's face it when that happens you'll all just transfer your overly intense energy onto Sancho instead.
That’s Martial, not Rashford.
DUDE.
@strettynews: Rumours suggest Rashford has told friends he wants to quit United #MUFC https://strettynews.com/2022/03/27/marcus-rashford-tells-friends-he-wants-to-quit-manchester-united/
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Never heard of them, wouldn’t say they are very reliable.
How utterly bizarre.
He used the platform he had to make a social change, his name and doing it publicly is the point. If he goes and has a private meeting with an MP he gets laughed out of the room, he used the pressure he was able to generate with his name to bring about positive change. It doesn't work if he does it quietly behind the scenes. When others campaign for change they use media avenues when they can get them for a reason because it widens the message and the potential support. Rashford started from a place of having that, you're saying he should purposefully avoiding using it? There's a difference between giving a donation to a cause and campaigning for social change, and if someone is doing the latter and they aren't using every opportunity to maximise visibility they aren't going to succeed.
Regarding the bolded part. So in one breath you're saying he shouldn't be posting it all over social media, in the next you're demanding receipts? Ha.
Being critical of his performances and slating the person aren't really the same thing.
Criticising others for psychoanalysing whilst labelling him a narcissist and diagnosing him as having a Messiah complex is high grade bullshittery.
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Not if he puts in good performances which is all we want really.
I think people bemoaning Rashford for his outside football work is crazy.
Yes it has put him further in the spotlight, but in a positive way.
On the pitch however, something is clear wrong and it isn't just him.
The club is in a very bad way from top to bottom and big changes are needed.
Poor performance, injury, lack of fitness (physically and mentally) have clearly turned a once promising player, into someone who needs a break, or a change in order to sustain a career of note.
Personally, if he left I'd be disappointed, because the club have ruined another player, however, I don't want players who don't want to wear the shirt with pride and effort, or those just taking the money for doing nothing.
The club is bigger than any player.
Yes it has put him further in the spotlight, but in a positive way.
On the pitch however, something is clear wrong and it isn't just him.
The club is in a very bad way from top to bottom and big changes are needed.
Poor performance, injury, lack of fitness (physically and mentally) have clearly turned a once promising player, into someone who needs a break, or a change in order to sustain a career of note.
Personally, if he left I'd be disappointed, because the club have ruined another player, however, I don't want players who don't want to wear the shirt with pride and effort, or those just taking the money for doing nothing.
The club is bigger than any player.
Who are the other plays the club have ruined?
The guy said Jose is world class
This./The guy said Jose is world class
I assume you’re on about the war & peace post.
"Marcus Rashford was the youngest of five siblings, who were looked after by their single mother Melani Maynard. The England international has previously detailed that his mother had to work multiple jobs to feed their family, sometimes skipping meals herself to ensure Rashford and his siblings ate. During his BBC Breakfast appearance, Rashford claimed that he remembers being hungry while growing up, but never complained because he knew that his mother was doing the best she could. The 23-year-old said, "If there was food on the table, there was food on the table. If there's not, I had friends who understood my situation and maybe it was possible for me to go to their house to get some food."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.re...star-struggled-for-food-during-childhood.html
I've said it before and il say it again - the worst thing about this club is its fans. Imagine the rest of his family being confused when Rashford lies about his family being poor and hungry growing up
Liverpool fans are much much better people with a relation to football.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.re...star-struggled-for-food-during-childhood.html
I've said it before and il say it again - the worst thing about this club is its fans. Imagine the rest of his family being confused when Rashford lies about his family being poor and hungry growing up
Liverpool fans are much much better people with a relation to football.
It depends on what you think Rashford the player though, right. We’ve seen a much harder working player who was much more successful in the past. Is that his level and this is a prolonged dip? Has his injury permanently hampered him? It it mental struggles?
Very much agree with the bolded. I can’t speak for other clubs but the way this fanbase talk with such vitriol about players makes me wonder why many bother. It’s at a point where certain players failures off the pitch are celebrated more than anything done on it."Marcus Rashford was the youngest of five siblings, who were looked after by their single mother Melani Maynard. The England international has previously detailed that his mother had to work multiple jobs to feed their family, sometimes skipping meals herself to ensure Rashford and his siblings ate. During his BBC Breakfast appearance, Rashford claimed that he remembers being hungry while growing up, but never complained because he knew that his mother was doing the best she could. The 23-year-old said, "If there was food on the table, there was food on the table. If there's not, I had friends who understood my situation and maybe it was possible for me to go to their house to get some food."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.re...star-struggled-for-food-during-childhood.html
I've said it before and il say it again - the worst thing about this club is its fans. Imagine the rest of his family being confused when Rashford lies about his family being poor and hungry growing up
Liverpool fans are much much better people with a relation to football.
With all respect to his childhood and problems it has nothing to do what he does on the pitch as football player. People need to seperate those things."Marcus Rashford was the youngest of five siblings, who were looked after by their single mother Melani Maynard. The England international has previously detailed that his mother had to work multiple jobs to feed their family, sometimes skipping meals herself to ensure Rashford and his siblings ate. During his BBC Breakfast appearance, Rashford claimed that he remembers being hungry while growing up, but never complained because he knew that his mother was doing the best she could. The 23-year-old said, "If there was food on the table, there was food on the table. If there's not, I had friends who understood my situation and maybe it was possible for me to go to their house to get some food."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.re...star-struggled-for-food-during-childhood.html
I've said it before and il say it again - the worst thing about this club is its fans. Imagine the rest of his family being confused when Rashford lies about his family being poor and hungry growing up
Liverpool fans are much much better people with a relation to football.
He isn’t the first or sadly not last with childhood like that but that doesn’t give him or anyone playing football at high level any free card from criticism when they play badly.
He needs now to make some priorities. At 24 he is not a child. If I was in his shoes I would concentrate wholehearted on football. To save career. If he wants to play on highest level. Because right now it is going downhill. No social media for couple of months, no flying around world under break, no ”Jobs” outside football. When he start playing like he did couple of years ago he can continue with other things as long as it doesn’t affect him badly in some way.
Last, give his mother and every parent in those situations a medal. They do amazing work for their children.
I can't stand them. I'd love to ban the lot from this forum, would be a much happier place.
And what did I say linked to his football?
People are calling him a narcissist self centred person because he is charitably helping things that actually effected him when he was younger. There is nothing else about it.
His football is a different story. Ever since his injury he hasn't had a single full good game for both Ole and Rangnick aswell as for England.
Plenty of players "lose it" or have to adapt their game after injuries (Kaka is one of the most famous ones or Michael Owen) - but when it might be happening/have happened to one of our players then its got some shit about how him having some PR and writing books for Children because he doesn't care about football but wants to continue growing his head.
You appear to be quite active in this thread and doesn’t look embarrassed at all."Marcus Rashford was the youngest of five siblings, who were looked after by their single mother Melani Maynard. The England international has previously detailed that his mother had to work multiple jobs to feed their family, sometimes skipping meals herself to ensure Rashford and his siblings ate. During his BBC Breakfast appearance, Rashford claimed that he remembers being hungry while growing up, but never complained because he knew that his mother was doing the best she could. The 23-year-old said, "If there was food on the table, there was food on the table. If there's not, I had friends who understood my situation and maybe it was possible for me to go to their house to get some food."
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.re...star-struggled-for-food-during-childhood.html
I've said it before and il say it again - the worst thing about this club is its fans. Imagine the rest of his family being confused when Rashford lies about his family being poor and hungry growing up
Liverpool fans are much much better people with a relation to football.
Reminds me of an article about how shy Rashford was by asking coaching / feedback from Ole.
Rashford is a Manchester United football player. That is his primary job. He is failing miserably in that. He is not even making an effort.
The fans pay part of his salary. They have a right to be upset. He is putting more effort in things outside of football now.
Whatever good he does for the society, kudos to him but when it effects his football then fans have a right to be upset.
Many footballers do charity. They don't put it on Instagram every time they do it.
The fans pay part of his salary. They have a right to be upset. He is putting more effort in things outside of football now.
Whatever good he does for the society, kudos to him but when it effects his football then fans have a right to be upset.
Many footballers do charity. They don't put it on Instagram every time they do it.
Many footballers also don't force the government into uturns to enable thousands of kids to be better fed.
There's some very serious 'all lives matter' vibes coming off some of the nasty personal attacks...
Isn’t the problem we’re told his PR work has no bearing on his football then when people criticise his football they’re directed to consider his PR work as mitigation?
Oh there's definitely some posts in this thread that are coming from a ideological view but being presented in such a way as to appear reasonable criticism (and failing at that).
Probably a red herring.Feck me
Also why are Mandela and that twat Rowling lumped together here?
@Superden
It's not even that.
People try to act like they know what a players personality is from the way they play football.
It's just no where near accurate.
I love that Rashford took the UK government to task over ensuring kids are fed. He’s already achieved more good than most of us could ever hope to do. It’s much more than just donating money, it’s advocating on behalf of minorities who are largely forgotten and putting himself in the firing line for doing so (the aborted Spectator article for example). It’s definitely not a stick to beat him with.
I hope this is true and he is listened to and hsi thoughts acted upon by the new manager.
I agree, I like Ragnick and think he is intelligent and really knows his football, doesnt seem like a proper man manager or even coach, but his 6months here could turn into being a blessing if he is lstened to.
I read (only press rumours) Ten Hag feeling no major work is needed in the transfer market, he is a coach and will improve the team and players at his disposable....god if thats true he is destined to fail for sure.
I think what Rashford has doen off the pitch is good and disagree with people salting him publicising it, of course he is goin gto, to get more traction. Personally being blunt and honest, as a fan of the club, I couldnt give two hoots what he is doing good or bad off of the pitch (oviously within limits....Greenwood), its what he does on it. And for me, that isnt nearly enough to be bothered at all if he leaves, would personally welcome a good transfer fee for him. Was far more excited in the early performances of Martial and Greenwood who both looked supremely talented, you could see th epotential and quality, I never rally bought into Rashford as more than a bright prospect doing great things early on, never saw a potential great at all
There's one thing for sure and that's that Marcus Rashford will never have a Manchester United legassay.
He needs to get back to form first.His performances have been abominable from a longgg time….
Marcus would be wise to take some time off from everything — football, politics and business pursuits — and come back to training mentally and physically refreshed. He looks a broken man, which at his age is absurd.
How much do you think utd would want for rashford? £60-£70 mil?
Doesn't work like that. The majority of fans are not just brainless moaners who are looking for a fight. With Rashford there is just cause. Absolutely dog shit and completely unable to keep a low profile.