Oranges038
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Enough with Dalot, been here for like 6 years and has not improved one bit. We should look to move him on asap
Almost 8 and he has at least 2 left on his current deal.
Dreadful player.
Enough with Dalot, been here for like 6 years and has not improved one bit. We should look to move him on asap
That's key there: which team would be looking for a player like him? None of our rivals. Maybe Wolves or WH?I’ve defended him for a long time but my god he would struggle to make any starting team in the bottom half.
Mazraoui is easily our best right back.Only just hit me that he probably goes back to being first choice right back now with the likely system change and Amad is no longer required to be there.
That's key there: which team would be looking for a player like him? None of our rivals. Maybe Wolves or WH?
Mediocrity being rewarded again. The club has really lowered its standards since SAF left.
Everyone that's not up to scratch should be binned. There are a few left including Dalot that fit that bill.
He had only a year left on his contract, and all the chat was he was refusing to sign another. Meanwhile Dalot finished that season as players player of the year.I maintain we only sold Wan-Bissaka because no fecker wanted Dalot.
I always preferred him as a RCB.Mazraoui is easily our best right back.
He had only a year left on his contract, and all the chat was he was refusing to sign another. Meanwhile Dalot finished that season as players player of the year.
I struggle to think of a worse RB in the club's history other than Diogo Dalot himself. He can't be depended on defensively, always seem to have a mistake in him. Can't cross, cant defend, cant pass. How is he still at this club is beyond me.
I'd still have Darmian as worse.
No he wasn't, he was (and still is) very good at last ditch tackling that he needed to do because his defensive positioning was terribleI wouldn't sign a contract if I was being told I was sharing game time with Dalot either. Wan-Bissaka was actually good at defending, and I always thought his lack of attacking ability was always overstated (not that he was ever particularly good at it). In comparison, Dalot's never actually been good at anything, but he was noticeably shit at defending, and he's Portuguese, so people just pretended he was good going forward, despite not showing any actual signs of being any good at that either.
I'd say he also only got players' player because he was basically the only fecker not to get injured that season and kept his head down while was being shunted around the back four. He certainly didn't pull up any trees with his actual performances.
At his best, he's a 7 out of 10 player, but even those performances have pretty much always been few and far between. He is regularly a 3 or 4 out of 10 player because he's so frequently prone to making massive errors.
I don't particularly rate Mazraoui either, for what it's worth. He's always felt very "squad player".
No he wasn't, he was (and still is) very good at last ditch tackling that he needed to do because his defensive positioning was terrible
I wouldn't go as far as say he is like the worst right FB we ever had but he is just so unremarkable in every aspect. He is decent defensively, he has the occasional but very rare moment in attack where you say "Oh look at that, he can actually contribute to attack". But is that what we want from a Manchester United player? I don't think it is.
He was fecking terrible. Dalot is like prime Cafu in comparison.I'd still have Darmian as worse.
Darmian was tragic, but he was at least moved on fairly quickly. Dalot's in his eighth season. He could have a testimonial if he hits the end of his contract (if we stuck to the old "10 years" thing).
Dalot is tier above that pussy of a player Lindelof. Darmian was garbage with decent mentality. Dalot is similar just a bit more ability. Lindelof terrible mentality and average ability.He's a bit like Lindelof in that he's never been close to the biggest problem, so he's just managed to hang around for ages while we put out fires elsewhere.
He's not here on any footballing merit.
Surely in the next match he'll do better when he remembers that he can be a fullback again nowSurely finds himself on the bench when Maz returns.

My dad thinks he is worse than Poborsky!The worst player at the club, one of the worst ever
The first goal was because Casemiro completely switched off and didn’t track his man. But I will agree Cunha was a lazy sod not running back and needs a kick up the arse for it.Surely in the next match he'll do better when he remembers that he can be a fullback again now
And to go against the grain for me: part of why he looked so flat today was that he absolutely no support from his "winger" - if that was the plan for Cunha. The first goal we conceded was him facing two or three Burnley players on his own.
Surely in the next match he'll do better when he remembers that he can be a fullback again now
And to go against the grain for me: part of why he looked so flat today was that he absolutely no support from his "winger" - if that was the plan for Cunha. The first goal we conceded was him facing two or three Burnley players on his own.
Nah, there’s just too much competition.The worst player at the club, one of the worst ever
Haha....Surely in the next match he'll do better when he remembers that he can be a fullback again now
And to go against the grain for me: part of why he looked so flat today was that he absolutely no support from his "winger" - if that was the plan for Cunha. The first goal we conceded was him facing two or three Burnley players on his own.
Nah, I don't think so. Look at it - when the move starts, out wide a player starts a run down the flank while the player in front of Dalot starts to dribble, Hannibal also in the mix but strangely uninvolved. Casemiro was the closest but not close enough so Dalot could take care of the wide run. And when Casemiro finally gets there and the move seems to die, the Brazilian fecks it up again by sleeping at the run of the player directly in front of him.Casemiro was about 5 yards away from him and both of them stood and watched the player play a runner in behind, but neither of them could stop ball watching to track the runner.
