Blood Mage
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I hope he's one of the reasons Bout and Lawlor are now unemployed. Awful signing and I hope Palace take him back.
Great! £20m and he should be theirs in my opinion. We should cut our losses now on a player that will never be good enough for a team relying on width and possession.Tweet
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He can tackle. He is very very poor at defending though, considering that he is consistently out of position.Unlike Dalot he can defend but offers very little past the half way line. He wouldn't be on my list to leave this summer but if we could get half decent money for him then it would make sense.
Very important distinction. People tend to overrate his overall defensive capabilities because he is good in one-on-one duels. How many times has he lost his man on the far post or played someone onside?He can tackle. He is very very poor at defending though, considering that he is consistently out of position.
Please God No I don't want United to continue being Shit and defend leads like some plucky Underdogs resorting to defending deep I rather we build the team that can take sting out of the game by keeping the ball and slowing the game if required .I've lost hope in him being a starter - but I do think he could be useful to bring on as a sub when we need to defend a lead etc.
Not great on the eye but not exactly useless.
Id value at 30m but not ask for a penny moreGreat! £20m and he should be theirs in my opinion. We should cut our losses now on a player that will never be good enough for a team relying on width and possession.
That's about right but United will doubtless ask for 45m!I can't imagine he'll be ETH's cup of tea.
Would make sense to cash in now one would think. Probably get what, 25m for him?
Wouldn't be suprisedHe still a raw footballer with very little coaching
I think he will excel under a good footballing coach
Think that is a bit of an over exaggeration. His positioning can be improved by a competent coach but if someone offers good money then it's not worth us keeping him due to this attacking deficiencies.He can tackle. He is very very poor at defending though, considering that he is consistently out of position.
Do they make you pay for a ticket for your guide dog or does he get in for free?He might be worse on the ball than Dalot, but unless we plan on bringing a starting RB this summer, AWB should absolutely be a starter . He is easily a better RB than Dalot, who just like AWB offers feck all 90% of the time he is in the opposition half.
How much is your guide dog costing too?Do they make you pay for a ticket for your guide dog or does he get in for free?
Dalot isn't great, but he's at least pretending to be a professional footballer. Wan-Bissaka looks like he won a competition to be out there.
I’d love some of what you’re drinking.Do they make you pay for a ticket for your guide dog or does he get in for free?
Dalot isn't great, but he's at least pretending to be a professional footballer. Wan-Bissaka looks like he won a competition to be out there.
People tend to remember his first season or so where he was regularly great at completely shutting down the opposition attack coming down his side. What people don't seem to realise is that since then teams have literally changed how they attack down his side to complete negate his strengths and to massively highlight his weaknesses.Very important distinction. People tend to overrate his overall defensive capabilities because he is good in one-on-one duels. How many times has he lost his man on the far post or played someone onside?
How much is your guide dog costing too?
You lads think Wan-Bissaka should be playing for a club like United?I’d love some of what you’re drinking.
I don't think it is, to be fair. He is constantly out of his position, switches off regularly on crucial moments, and is extremely poor in the air (48% win career-wise in EPL, 37% win rate this season in EPL).Think that is a bit of an over exaggeration. His positioning can be improved by a competent coach but if someone offers good money then it's not worth us keeping him due to this attacking deficiencies.
I think he’s considerably better than Dalot. If Wan Bissaka ever had a game like Dalot against Liverpool this thread would have burned down. For all the talk of Wan Bissaka’s passing I don’t think he’s ever had a game with 47% pass completion.You lads think Wan-Bissaka should be playing for a club like United?
Let me be clear, I don't think Dalot is close to good enough either. But he can occasionally make a 3 yard pass and doesn't have the concentration span of a dead goldfish like Aaron.
Yes very funny, I actually wear very thick glasses, and you can kiss my dog's arse, he watches the games on an illegal stream.Do they make you pay for a ticket for your guide dog or does he get in for free?
Dalot isn't great, but he's at least pretending to be a professional footballer. Wan-Bissaka looks like he won a competition to be out there.
I think he has regressed. His confidence is shot to pieces. United have broken him and i include fans over reactions too.He was so good once. Thought we had a beast of a rb. His tackling is still brilliant. But damn did he regressed in a lot of other ways.
Can you honestly say there’s anyone close to TAA or Cancelo?We should only loan him if it's a loan-to-buy.
He needs to go. We need to be aiming to get back to the top of the premier league.
Look at the starting full backs for both Liverpool and City, can you honestly say AWB is remotely close to either?
In our current squad - no.Can you honestly say there’s anyone close to TAA or Cancelo?
Is he though? He was under pressure at Anfield and he crumbled.The key point is that AWB can't function in a side where heavy emphasis is placed on defenders' ability to play out from the back aggressively as he lacks the technique, ability to pass the ball forward and ability pass the ball under pressure to do so. All areas where Dalot is superior.
When fit sure.In our current squad - no.
Are there players available who could reach that level? Probably - the scouts should be identifying them.
Trippier in January would have been a massive upgrade.
He can't defend either to be fair. His positioning is always poor, remember people used to complain about him always playing his opponent onside. And also how many times we had seen he didn't track his man which caused us conceded from crossing.Unlike Dalot he can defend but offers very little past the half way line. He wouldn't be on my list to leave this summer but if we could get half decent money for him then it would make sense.
What about the likes of Walker, James etc then?When fit sure.
we have to stop comparing to TAA. He’s a midfielder essentially playing RWB. I watched him yesterday, most of his time he was either RM or RWF areas.
we need to see what system ETH chooses and then choose players to adapt to that. Not constantly compare to the best players around
That's one game. We have all their games here to take into account and it's not question at that point.Is he though? He was under pressure at Anfield and he crumbled.
Completely agree with the bolded. The trouble is, these days there are few of those around, and those that are don't just hug the touchline but are prone to cutting inside, which AWB tends to struggle to deal with.We should keep him, he's a very useful tool against tricky pacy wingers. Should be be starting every game? Probably not, but he is definitely worth keeping IMO.
He can get better, but his technical skills will always be limited. You’ve either got it or you haven’t. Otherwise every RW in the league would have been crossing like Beckham back in the 90’s.He still a raw footballer with very little coaching
I think he will excel under a good footballing coach