Kane himself has mentioned the one thing that surprised him in Germany is the amount of pressing they do. All teams look to press aggressively and that will ofcourse create situations where there is space at the back.
Pretty counterintuitive actually. I think most fans would have thought Mané can exploit high lines better than the comparatively slow Kane.
Absolutely, which is why lots of pundits especially in England expected many to rip the BL teams apart like Kane does now.
Just hope that he regains some form at Dortmund so that his value increases and you can sell him in the summer.
That's the only positive thing to look for from this deal.
No.
That's a fairy tale. Realistic situation is what I said.
I have to assume that's the INEOS plan to be honest. I've been with ETH since his seriously innocous comments and the way that Sancho (and his camp) reacted is unforgiveable, BUT Sancho the footballer could be such a force if used properly.
I think we'll sell, his work rate doesn't suit the PL.
So it’s not the only outcome then, glad we agree on this one.
Considering how shit he was for ManUtd, I will never understand why anyone wants him back. Sometimes things don't work out, it's better to part ways. The shit squad we somehow assembled is the result of not making difficult decision at right time. If we don't sell, this will be one more to add to the collection of shit decisions.So it’s not the only outcome then, glad we agree on this one.
Some people are going to be mighty disappointed when he turns up for the first day of pre-season under Graham Potter
Or sometimes it doesn't workout for numerous reasons and the player's character is alright.
Don't know what "used properly" really means. No one's misused him, he's just not been good. You could argue he's not had good players around him, but so have loads of other players that have shone.
Did he ever actually get a run of 5-10 games on the right?
He got 3,672 mins in the prem and never hit 10 goals or assists.
So no then.
It's the position he was signed to play in, so I don't think it's an unfair to assume that's where he though he was going to play.
Yep, back down to his level. Big fish, little pond.
Fatal combination of extreme talent, moderate work ethic and belief in his own hype as a youngster.
I know everybody has different body types, but for the position he plays and his style of play he always seems in poor/soft shape. You see some players in some positions that you can imagine get away with different physical needs and demands, but sancho is supposed to be an explosive type player. Looks like the average amateur player with his shirt off
I think we all assumed that's where he'd play, but I'm not even sure that was the plan. I'm not sure there really was a plan.
Completely agree.
On paper Sancho was an absolute must. It’s a pity we can’t seem to filter out the unprofessional ones
We didnt even know which side of the pitch he prefers to play
I fancied him to oust the moody Rashford on the left.
This is us we're talking about...we can't even give talented players away for free without any issues.
