Aint gota Kalou
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Type of game suits him and he did well at times. He looks a lot more positive than earlier this season but not exactly at his best.
His intensity stinks. You look at every other player in his position and they outwork him every day of the week.
The amount of times he just doesn't expect any pressure and gets caught on the ball, is infuriating.
He surely should get the point when he's the only attacker that ever gets subbed.How come no manager has sat him down, looked him in the eyes and told him "Either, you start showing some intensity or you'll be benched"? Surely, it's as simple as that.
Purely on football terms - what I've seen from Greenwood at Getafe so far is miles above this rubbish.I think technically Garnacho is a better player than him and I'd even say more mature and complete in his play. Rashford is a more mature finisher and with space a better dribbler, but in terms of control, dribbling in tight spaces, passing, tracking back and especially crossing I think Garnacho is just a better player. What highlighted it even more was Rashford coming of and Garnacho almost instantly on the left swinging in that sweet cross for the Mctominay header.
Well, he isn't. Maybe because he keeps getting starts.He surely should get the point when he's the only attacker that ever gets subbed.
I don't think Ten Hag needs to make another "example" or enemy in the squad right now. It's the only way he can make the point as it stands.Well, he isn't. Maybe because he keeps getting starts.
What's the alternative? To keep starting players even if they can't - or won't - follow instructions and consistently play poorly? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.I don't think Ten Hag needs to make another "example" or enemy in the squad right now. It's the only way he can make the point as it stands.
I think it will eventually lead to him being dropped, but right now we have to careful. The alternative is Antony who gets hammered, so I don't envy Ten Hag, but I think he's doing the best of a shitty situation.What's the alternative? To keep starting players even if they can't - or won't - follow instructions and consistently play poorly? Sounds like a recipe for disaster to me.
The pass for the sitter was on, but he chose himself over his team.
I think it'd be beneficial for all parties if he leaves this summer. His decision making is atrocious, he has no/little understanding of when he should stop the ball and slow things down and when he should challenge. Too often he'll slow things down, too often he'll run straight forward until he runs into a defender and loses the ball. Don't think the status he has at the club is a good thing for his mentality, seems to have a negative effect on his decision making where he has to be the one that scores
His intensity stinks. You look at every other player in his position and they outwork him every day of the week.
The amount of times he just doesn't expect any pressure and gets caught on the ball, is infuriating.
Did nothing right before or after the goal
Just not a very good footballer