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Like everyone else in the team, start him when he is playing well, bench him when he is not. Keep him 1 full season in the squad, if by then it does not work out at all, then just sell him (like we did with Depay, Sneiderlin, Di Maria, Taibi and Mkhitaryan etc)
new player in a new team. Still, with his capability, should've do better.Arsenal's gutless no beard having team suits the soft Mkhitaryan down to a T
Not really a surprise is it? Mikitaryan is a good player and he showed that in spells at Utd, even started this season very well. You would expect him to be more comfortable with a defined style of play in comparison to the randomness of Utd
Not really surprising. He have did those playing for us anyway. He's obv talented, but there will be games with Arsenal next where he'll disappear. Just a name on the team list. Club and player matching each other.
Very interesting.
http://www.skysports.com/football/n...lexis-sanchez-struggling-at-manchester-united
Skysports is being impatience, like many. Just about 10 games with us so far
Anyway, Defensively he's much better (but that's more to do with our more defensive tactics, credit to Sanchez too of course for performing)..
Even that was overrated I thought..So far the happiest memory of Alexis in a United shirt is still his announcement video.
We get to win the champions league
Hopefully. Look at this: Both moved from a club where they were loved by their fans but couldn't win the champions league or the league, both were playing poorly in their last months at these clubs, everyone thought Torres last season at Liverpool was a bit of a bad form, we are thinking that Sanchez will get better with time... of course Sanchez is not Torres but usually players who move from a rival to another doesn't do too well. Except if you are RVP. Let's see...We get to win the champions league
Did anyone really read the article? He has been playing well. He has been trying, and he tried very hard. He even runs more and touch the ball more than he used to. The issue are the tactics and his position in the field. He spent more energy in defense so his defensive stats are up (not a good sign), his position is deeper than he used to be in arsenal (not a good sign either). His lost possession has been blow out of proportion. He touches ball many times and his lost possession% is the same as his time @Arsenal. We arsenal fans were used to it. I would rather him take a risk than make a safe side way or back pass. "Sanchez ranks a modest 55th worst for losing possession - losing 34 per cent of his overall touches. That's a lower proportion than Jamie Vardy (41 per cent), Romelu Lukaku (37 per cent), Alvaro Morata (36 per cent) and equal with Rashford." He tried to do too much, but why he needs to do so much?http://www.skysports.com/football/n...lexis-sanchez-struggling-at-manchester-united
Skysports is being impatience, like many. Just about 10 games with us so far
Anyway, Defensively he's much better (but that's more to do with our more defensive tactics, credit to Sanchez too of course for performing).
---It's attacking where he's struggling, obvious really.
-----Scoring or even opportunity for open shooting, he's bad.
-------He could've more assist by now, but his team mates poor finishing hinders it.
----------Seems to play better with more natural attacking minded LB Shaw. Same case at Arsenal I bet.
So many examples there were players coming from a different league and you can argue they need to adjust to the league.
Simply because the left hand side of our team wasn't the problem. Martial was starting there and in form then Alexis came in, taking that side and our results and performances have suffered overall. Even with the Liverpool game, Rashford played on the left and did great then was moved to the right against Sevilla.
It has to do with frustrations, as his form and contributions are, to be lenient, still not good enough.
These are the same article sourced from the Daily Mail. Just absolute nonsense.
Being brutally honest I think he should have gone to City but he let money be too much of a factor. There really was no vision for his role in the team. Coaches seemed to think we'd just slot him in and he'd carry us to the promise land. In the process destroyed any semblance of a wage structure we might have had and he's caught in the midst of an ongoing shitestorm
Those 3 press love to make over dramatic stories about United
not for the first time, just ignore them, or read them for good laughs. They're very creative in making stories and insist on it to be truth. Oh and they're still going on about the Pogba and Mourinho hates each other thing to no end, and twisting the Pog interruption of Jose and Klopp post match interview to Jose giving Pogba scolding afterwards. It's quite amazing their full effort attempt to paint Jose in this image.So Sanchez is unhappy, Martial is unhappy, Pogba is unhappy, Mourinho is unhappy, fans are unhappy...
Eveeybody unhappy, Dailymail and Metro are happy.
Another proof why the international break is coming at the worst possible time for us.
So far the happiest memory of Alexis in a United shirt is still his announcement video.
Exactly this. Good comment
I know, right. I used to eat alone in the canteen in my first job and in my previous one, I ate on my desk and avoided contact with everyone when eating (Not that I'm a socially awkward person but I, like yourself, want to eat alone). I don't want to talk to anyone whilst I'm eating.
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And sanchez for us is poor, no matter who the opposition.Mkhitaryan flourishing at Arsenal
Straight from the mouth of Arsenal fans:
'Mkhitaryan got a few assists in his first few games, now he's a ghost. Plays well against smaller teams, but in big games he's a ghost'
Mkhitaryan is exactly the same as what he was with United, a shockingly bad player in high pressure environments.
Doesn't look like he eats alone from the below comment
When I reflect on the performances Mkhitaryan was giving before he was frozen out, then I am happy to have Sanchez.
The press will be like vultures picking at a carcass, we're not exactly on our backside but we've give the press some to chew on. You know when the press are running headlines about Alexis eating on his own that they've ran out of stories to write.
