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Worked hard but the quality of his crossings are not consistent
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Nail on the headYoung, an embodiment of what United have turned into. He has been at the club for so long, possibly close to a testimonial and I can't honestly remember any stand out performances. A lot of huff and puff or "passion" as they call it. Stuffed at left back because the manager won't go out and buy a quality left back. End product, as ever, is awful. If manchester United wants to elevate back into the upper bracket of teams, the club needs to get ruthless. Young is amongst a batch of players who seemingly get new deals every year, avoid the axe and repeat the same mediocrity. He is not alone in this. Buying players is not enough.. Buying the right quality and disposing off mediocrity is what matters. Too many excuses are made for poor players and the result, just like today, is what we see.
I honestly think this was a game changing moment. The game was drifting at that point, Spurs were on top and the crowd was quiet. Seemed to be that Young sensed it, threw himself into some tackles and started a confrontation which got everyone geed up.Was great today. Loved it in the first half where he squared up to that prick Deli Alli. Showed real grit and desire. Played several good balls forward too.