Recent content by Tango80

We also need to sell players properly rather than letting them go for nothing. I think anything under £75 mil and it's getting rejected. And rightly so. I think clubs value him a lot higher than fans do.

The detriment to the team thing doesn't really hold much weight when we play matches without him and we're equally bad

He's not had a great season but come on, let's not sugar coat it. It's gone beyond criticism. It's abuse plain and simple. And not for the first time this has happened to a United player. Our fans have form for it. Happened to Maguire. Happened to DDG. Now it's Rashford. There always has to be...

He plays like someone who doesn't like to play football. I don't believe it's arrogance. It looks more like someone who's potentially depressed.

Tbh, I think he's sick of the fans now. There's no attempt to foster any sort of relationship with them, and anything you do get is a reaction to some abuse.

This just isn't true is it? Scored 30 goals last season, and has recorded 20+ goals/assists in 3 of his last 5 seasons in top flight football.

What limited behavior we've seen from him seems to suggest he has issues mentally. The streaky form, the snapping back at criticism via interviews/socials and the just the immediate drop of the head when we go behind. It's like he's just gone 'what's the point'. And you don't take online abuse...

I think he gets slightly misunderstood - I didn't see him as this arrogant diva a lot of people make him out to be. He's a boyhood fan and been with the club since he was a kid. He probably cares about the club more than most. Plus he seems too introverted to be this arrogant figure - in some...

There's plenty on here and other socials that have an agenda against him. That gets in the way of offering a more unbiased view. But I think on the other side people go overboard in praise as a more anti agenda than pro Rashford angle if anything. I look at that attacking front three as a unit...

Nah he was decent today. Not great, but just decent. His form recently hasn't been too bad either - his recent returns show a bit of an uptick, and even when he didn't score against West Ham, his work rate was far better. Also yes he's making some bad decisions, but when his form was poor he...

I don't think anyone's defending him for this. He made a mistake and should rightly be punished for it. Do I think the criticism of him in general goes overboard? Yes. I don't believe he's this diva people make him out to be. Something's definitely wrong mentally at the moment, but he need to...

Unless they're, y'know, ill.

Now that De Gea has gone, fans look for a new scapegoat to pile on to. Happens every time. Looks like it's Rashfords turn. People will actually look for any excuse to dislike him, sadly.

He's got no training the next day. Of course he's entitled to go to a club. This notion that he's not allowed a life is nonsense. Also the notion that it's unprofessional to go out in public during cold season because he might catch an illness is laughable. Absolutely ridiculous.

That was the issue. If you're running in an election, fine. Fire away, bang on about pledged investment and create a dream world for fans where everything is fluffy kittens and rainbows. Do the owners care about pledged investment that they aren't going to see? No. So who exactly is he trying...