Sure, Garnacho still has a lot to prove. So did/does greenwood. He has 22 goals from 83 premier league games, if he really was a finishing cheat code then surely you would expect a better return.
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He needs to play more, coaches need to observe what's his advantages and disadvantages. One wrong muscle training could affect his future at this stage.
Greenwood under ten Hag would perform better than under Ole. That's just what I think. So that Greenwood stats and decision making under Ole would have look much better under ten Hag imo. Either way, I am just happy that we have Garnacho.
Few just loves to be miserable, these will be the first ones to tell everyone how shit the player is the moment player is in poor form.
Now easy...
But so far he looks great.. we should really ease him up abit and let him develop in his own pace
But so far he looks great.. we should really ease him up abit and let him develop in his own pace
Gospel.
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Play him as a single forward vs Barca and make him drop deep to start all of his dribbling skills, don't press and never feed him through passes.
If he can't score a goal that way then he's not the real deal. Swim or drown. Survival of the fittest.
If he can't score a goal that way then he's not the real deal. Swim or drown. Survival of the fittest.
Martinez and Bruno are doing a tag team management on ganarcho. Good cop, bad cop
Strange post.
His productivity has been highly impressive for such a young player, and most of it came in tricky moments.
That goal yesterday was all about determination: he wanted that goal so much, initially I thought the chance was gone. Perfect for him to learn under ETH
That goal yesterday was all about determination: he wanted that goal so much, initially I thought the chance was gone. Perfect for him to learn under ETH
Cant wait to see the goal from all angles on Instagram.
I think his ability to get space and hit a shot with either foot would have made him a better goalscorer than those players, though not a better all-around footballer than Sterling. But let's say Son level.
Can’t believe the club is letting his contract expire in the summer and he’ll go to Madrid on a free.
It’s embarrassing we will only enjoy him for the next few months. Knocks me sick.
It’s embarrassing we will only enjoy him for the next few months. Knocks me sick.
Too obvious
You’d think wouldn’t you..Too obvious
Can he play on the right?
What happened to the white text rule? I think you have just shot up the anxiety levels/mental health challenges of half the Cardtards here.
White text rule? Never heard of it!What happened to the white text rule? I think you have just shot up the anxiety levels/mental health challenges of half the Cardtards here.
Why who's worried?
Real Madrid doesn't need him.
Not me. Just an observation.
if Rashford had Masons finishing ability he would have double the goals he already has for us.
Mason is an idiot, but he is also the best thing to come out of our academy (football wise) in years.
I'm pretty concerned that we are going to lose this lad before he signs a new contract. This has to be sorted asap. Every big club in the world will be after him already. Anyone know how long is left on his current deal?
Finishing ability he had of either foot at that age is incredibly rare.
Imagine having Lisandro Martinez as your big brother. He's going to be OK.
Just heard Martin Tyler's commentary of that goal. How uninspiring.
I'm just so glad he's coming through under this management in this dressing room (presuming the toxic one disappears over the horizon shortly). Far more confident of him thriving and feeling the connection.
Can't believe his contract expires after the world cup.
Gone but not forgotten :'(
Both of his goals with his weak foot so far. Impressive.
Gone but not forgotten :'(
Both of his goals with his weak foot so far. Impressive.
But but he is too young and should not be thrown in the deep. Well here we go, the kid can fecking swim actually.
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on talk sport, Jamie Ohara said
Its a disgrace the timing is wrong, Ronaldo stole the show from this boy, we should sit here today talk about this kid, not Ronaldo, yet we sit here and he took all the focus.
I can't claim to be an avid watcher of the youth team, but keep my eye on it and watch highlights when I can. But I can't say I ever thought Garnacho was anything special. Good player, yes, but nothing like a superstar in the making.
Yet here we are. It's interesting to me watching the different trajectories of young players. I did notice Garnacho seemed to become rapid about 12 months ago (maybe he always was but I never noticed it), and that changed his game. Suddenly he could be very direct in his play, and that option allowed him to blossom as an attacking weapon.
I'm still not convinced he'll be as generational as some maintain. I'm thinking more Rashford than Ronaldo - a good player who has the strong mentality to seize his first team chance and develop his game while being in the first team - but not reaching world class. That would still be a great outcome for us, assuming he stays.
But maybe he's got something special. I don't know. We'll get a better idea when defenders start analysing and preparing for him. Greenwood didn't evolve very well (poor coaching?) when defenders started preventing him getting off his favoured left foot shot, and he was stagnating a little by the end. It's promising that Garnacho appears to be able to go on the outside or inside of his defender and that makes him hard to defend against.
Yet here we are. It's interesting to me watching the different trajectories of young players. I did notice Garnacho seemed to become rapid about 12 months ago (maybe he always was but I never noticed it), and that changed his game. Suddenly he could be very direct in his play, and that option allowed him to blossom as an attacking weapon.
I'm still not convinced he'll be as generational as some maintain. I'm thinking more Rashford than Ronaldo - a good player who has the strong mentality to seize his first team chance and develop his game while being in the first team - but not reaching world class. That would still be a great outcome for us, assuming he stays.
But maybe he's got something special. I don't know. We'll get a better idea when defenders start analysing and preparing for him. Greenwood didn't evolve very well (poor coaching?) when defenders started preventing him getting off his favoured left foot shot, and he was stagnating a little by the end. It's promising that Garnacho appears to be able to go on the outside or inside of his defender and that makes him hard to defend against.
Conflicting reports. Some sources saying he's contracted til 2025. After Greenwood and this Roaldo fiasco it would be nive to get him tied down to a lengthy deal. Can't be dealing with the stress!
It was a joke mate - people keep saying he's running low but you are correct it goes to 25. We have nothing to worry about.
short but sweetIn some ways it's good, takes the pressure off him.
We normally get a kid breaking through each season, and this year is looking to be one of the best in a while. Absolutely top goal yesterday to round off an incredible 10 days or so for him. What a moment.
With him as an option on top of Sancho, Rashford and Antony on the wings it all of a sudden looks a hell of a lot stronger - will need it this season to have a chance of top 4.
Now if we just managed to get a half decent striker in and he-who-shall-not-be-named out the door - we could be on to something..
With him as an option on top of Sancho, Rashford and Antony on the wings it all of a sudden looks a hell of a lot stronger - will need it this season to have a chance of top 4.
Now if we just managed to get a half decent striker in and he-who-shall-not-be-named out the door - we could be on to something..
It's the same as when we battered Spurs. Everybody spent the next week talking about how Ronaldo left the game in the 89th minute instead of the performances of the players who were on the pitch.
Really impressive impact from the bench twice in one week. You've always got to be a bit cautious with young players but I think the fact that he will likely be competing with Rashford for the spot on the left might actually help him in some ways.
We've had players like Januzaj in the past who were probably thrust in a bit too much, too soon. That kind of pressure on a younger player isn't always a good thing, especially when people look to them as one of the main players to deliver. I think ten Hag will continue to manage Garnacho's minutes carefully but the signs look really promising.
We've had players like Januzaj in the past who were probably thrust in a bit too much, too soon. That kind of pressure on a younger player isn't always a good thing, especially when people look to them as one of the main players to deliver. I think ten Hag will continue to manage Garnacho's minutes carefully but the signs look really promising.
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