Please at least get the facts right. Sancho played four seasons for Dortmund, Hakimi just one. Haaland one and a half together with Sancho. Calling one of them his main partnership simply ignores the timeline.
Erik ten Hag vs Sancho
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
If Sancho as he says, truly loves the club and will give his all for the badge, why isnt he apologising and knuckling down and earning his 325k a week. Why is he not trying to prove his doubters wrong?
The longer this drags on, the more i dislike the player and dont believe a single word he says.
As for people leaking stuff to the media, shame on them. The media circus about UTD every day is asttounding and the fools leaking stuff to them should be identified publicly, maybe JS is one of those.
The longer this drags on, the more i dislike the player and dont believe a single word he says.
As for people leaking stuff to the media, shame on them. The media circus about UTD every day is asttounding and the fools leaking stuff to them should be identified publicly, maybe JS is one of those.
Charming attitude! Playing Fifa for a £300k / w hoping we implode so he gets a new coach... what a winner attitude!
Any new manager that doesn't shift him on at their first opportunity is a total mug. He'll revert back to old ways in less time than it takes EA Sports to release new FIFA games.
That would be my condition as manager, guarantee Sancho and Maguire are not in the squad then I'll sign. (Probably add a few other common denominators)
Sancho's handling of the whole situation has been embarrassing. You have to wonder who is advising him, if he is getting any advice from anyone.
It's one thing to be acting like this if you have a track record of good performance/success to fall back on, but he has delivered nothing in a United shirt as of yet.
Really shows that there is a belief within the squad/club that the players can get rid of a coach when push comes to shove. No matter who the coach is, players like this need to be out the door as soon as possible.
It's one thing to be acting like this if you have a track record of good performance/success to fall back on, but he has delivered nothing in a United shirt as of yet.
Really shows that there is a belief within the squad/club that the players can get rid of a coach when push comes to shove. No matter who the coach is, players like this need to be out the door as soon as possible.
So never
?There’s more chances of us re-signing Pogba than either club being interested in Sancho.
Why the hell would Liverpool and City want Sancho?
This.
it’s the players that have to please the manager not the other way around. Might be the source of our problems …
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Almost laughable how many expensive flops we’ve had over the past decade.
No, this is you defending Sancho and nothing else. It's not eth who made the mess , it was Sancho's childish behavior and his tweet that caused everything.
Saw the Beckham documentary yesterday and was thinking about when Becks was dropped by Capello and forced to train on his own. Still showed up every day, put in hard work and was eventually reinstated in the starting lineup. Wish Sancho was at least a tenth of a man (and player) as Becks.
And look how he fought back after the WC disaster. Thats the attitude that is needed, not playing PS to miss training
I really hope after watching the Beckham documentary that he is indeed a significant figure in a future Qatari setup - he would provide inspiration, authenticity and empathy.
Recent reports said he contacted Maguire to help him out - this is exactly the type of leader we should have in the club. He'd definitely help out Sancho in this situation and would 100% back the manager given his Fergie upbringing.
Recent reports said he contacted Maguire to help him out - this is exactly the type of leader we should have in the club. He'd definitely help out Sancho in this situation and would 100% back the manager given his Fergie upbringing.
Beyond Pep and Kelvin Phillips, tell me another manager that has said one of his players levels were not upto standard in training?
Mourinho said Mkhitaryan needed to "do more" before being selected for the club, back when he joined and was never making the starting lineup.
We hear that many times. Let us stop pretending this is some kind of public abuse.
Sancho's questioned was asked and he answered. Had he not responded, it would have created more confusion. Eitherway eth saying didn't create the drama, it was Sancho's tweet which is creating this.
Thought you were talking about Sancho there at the beginning and was very, very confused.
No only is he playing video games all night, but he's sprawled out in bed, munching on snacks, watching Netflix docos and he gets this kind of effusive praise?!?
It wouldn't have been on the back pages if Sacho hadn't posted what he did.
Otherwise it was a one-liner that would have been forgotten in 10 minutes.
You really need to ask this?
Sancho had problems at City and Dortmund, as well as with England, long before he joined United.
The posters micro analysing ten hags comments to advocate for sancho are truly hilarious
I'm quite stunned that Sancho still hasn't apologized. Another player who has given up on playing football rather than putting their head down and doing the hard work. Guess its too late to apologize, its too late.
Petulant child, pretty much emodient of bad players culture we've seen throughout the years with some players. It shouldn't be easy, playing for United was never supposed to be easy Jadon. Roy Keane said in his book that he never could go against young Ronaldo seeing how hard he worked in training.
And now, you have this. Ten Hag did got a lot of cash, but he had to deal with some really shit players along the way.
And now, you have this. Ten Hag did got a lot of cash, but he had to deal with some really shit players along the way.
Does he think fans will welcome him back? He has done the square root of feck all for the club to foster any good will. One goal against Liverpool was his crowning achievement in over 2 seasons.
It's one thing when Rooney kicked up a fuss, he had been the talisman of the club for almost a decade. Fans were willing to forgive a blunder.
This clown will be booed out of the stadium if he does try to come back if Ten Hag is sacked.
Whether you think ETH made a mistake or not (I don't) in giving his answer publicly about Sancho not training well enough I just don't see how anyone could possibly defend what Sancho is doing now. Just happy to hang out with the u18s and hope that we play shit enough that ETH gets fired. Hell, even Ronaldo apologized but apparently Sancho is above that. His attitude perfectly exemplifies what's been wrong at this club for a while now and I hope Sancho gets sold ASAP even if ETH ends up getting fired. I don't want players like that around this club anymore.
He's clearly all too happy to sit on his arse and not play, which is extremely damning of his character. It's obviously in his best interests to apologise and get himself back into contention to play so he can put himself in the shop window. Incredibly, he can't even be fecked to do that. He needs to grow up. Absolute man child.
I would imagine he thinks he can get a move and United will subsidise his wages just to get rid of him.
That's been even worse than Sancho's stupid tweet.
A wise man once told me once professionalism becomes negotiable, you can't trust the work or the workers. He needs to be sold regardless if the manager is sacked.
I think I was one of the first to post about this to correct many surprised people in this thread, that this is not totally news.
But I'm asking why it got so out of control now. He had problems, just never this bad and that's what I am wondering about.
If Sancho goes out on loan this season he has a chance of outlasting ETH
Because previously, it was in the best interests of every single person at the club to not challenge him and enable his dickhead behaviour so they could sell him for a massive fee. When you arrive at a big club and there are standards and accountability it’s been a culture shock for him because no one’s ever told him it’s up to him to get himself to work on time and go to bed on time.
He absolutely shouldn’t be loaned under any circumstance. He leaves on a transfer or he sits in the reserves until his contract is up.
I also think a clean break is best for all parties, but we're run by suits, so who knows
A loan just doesn’t suit anyone on United’s side, and for that reason he’ll be sold before they loan him and let his contract run down and decrease his underlying value. They’ll be enough teams willing to take the risk for £50m in the summer. You won’t find a player with Sancho’s supposed ability available at that price anywhere in Europe.
Standards? Accountability? At United? Did we watch the same club in recent years? EtH seems to try to set this now, but it truly didn't feel that way when Sancho arrived under Ole.
I think a culture shock of some kind is a reasonable theory, but I don't buy this "United has so much higher standards than Dortmund".
It currently feels like EtH has bigger support to stay as United manager among the fans than Terzic has in Dortmund - look where both are in their leagues and wonder which club has higher standards.
Well there you go, you’ve answered your own question as to why it’s worse at United now than it was anywhere else. Ten Hag is implementing a culture of accountability and he doesn’t like it.
You may not think that, and then you read that Dortmunds coach used to run to Sancho’s hotel room to wake him before their meetings started and ask yourself where these ‘standards’ are at Dortmund.
The PL is highly competitive, how many teams in the PL can regularly sell their best players and still finish second in the league? When you have a league that regularly funnels its best talent to the best team in the league the standards of a team like Dortmund and the Bundesliga will always be a mockery. Any players that stick around at Dortmund for more than a couple of seasons do so because they can’t get a move to a big club with standards, they’re not a football team, they’re a business disguised as a football team.
You might be right, but than it wasn't an accountability culture shock when he arrived and was shit playing under Ole.
And could you please stop repeating the outdated info about the BL funneling all it's best players to Bayern? It used to be true but look at the transfers in recent years and realize that this has changed. Big transfers usually go from BL to PL or La Liga, Bayern signing big transfers from all over Europe.