Looking assured against City currently.
Jack Grenglish
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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?
The kid looks the real deal, which probably doesn't suit Ireland... 
He has lovely balance. Januzaj needs to get back to that.
Nope, I think we can forget about itThe kid looks the real deal, which probably doesn't suit Ireland...
He grew into the game and played some nice stuff in a more traditional #10 role. If he starts to add consistent end product he'll make Villa a nice wedge in a couple of years.
Amazing how much this country hypes up their talents. One decent game and he's a super kid already. He looks mediocre at best.
Couldn't give a shit if he declares for Ireland but he could be playing in a United one. He is an exciting talent.
What country?
He was my motm there.
The next Adam Lallana.
He has been talked about for quite some time now and he looks far from mediocre.
The reason why he has been talked up a lot is because he has been playing for Ireland u21 and u19's
But good chance now he will hold on for an England call up
Great prospect at this point, hasn't done deck all really.
Wow!
That hairdo ....
His dad is from Dublin apparently.
He's a kid who was outstanding last week in a Wembley semi-final against a much better side. He looked calm, assured and wanted the ball. All good signs for a young lad.
Looks a very good talent on limited viewing - strong, confident and skilful. Can't see how any of the opinions are unreasonable. Might not end up being the real deal but all great players start somewhere.
You're right in some respects (not about him being mediocre) -- but the funy thing is that in order to balance the hype many people revert to the opposite end (overly cynical, without any real foundation), which is essentially what you've done in that post. He isn't Messi, but he isn't shite. There is an in-between.
Wiki says both his parents are English and he qualified for Ireland though the grandparents rule.
Whatever though, if he feels Irish, I admire his loyalty.
Reminds me of Jimmy from Boardwalk Empire.
Sorry but what an amazingly bad post.
Running style and body type of this guy circa 2002.....
Martin O Neill should just name in the squad for the next game.
If he shows up, great for Ireland...If not, great for England!
I'm Irish and can personally not give a shit
If he shows up, great for Ireland...If not, great for England!
I'm Irish and can personally not give a shit
Until the last 2 games I wondered what the fuss was about. Very impressive again, created 3 good oppertunities against City whilst having over 90% accuracy with his passes. 7 dribbles too.
Good technique, vision and can go past players
Good technique, vision and can go past players
This.
Has some talent and doesn't just run around.
Because of this he'll be considered the next Zidane when really he's just average at best.
Saw him a couple of times, looks very promising but there were a lot of players who looked very promising and turned to shit. It is a job for our scouts to find out if he is real deal or not. Or just send SAF if he see Ronaldo in him
Do you have how much ground he covered stats?
You must think the same about Januzaj then.
Seems there's no point bothering with promoting young players in your book.
Looks talented, he's been playing really well lately.
no idea sorry
Nope. Dad and Mam both English-born. Has grandparents on both sides from Ireland, Dublin and Galway I think.
No idea where you got this from.
He seems to be what people thought Cleverley might become
You suggesting that he's "average at best" after a handful of games.
All top players start somewhere. They rarely burst onto the scene and become those great players straight away. Most look decent in some games and average others - all part of learning the game.
My bad. I heard his dad giving an interview recently and he had a strong English accent so I had started to doubt myself!
he'd be a perfect upgrade on Fellaini. Plays in the same position but in a completely different way.
Upgrade? He'd not get into our team ahead of Fellaini.
Lad has talent but needs a lot more development in his game to be able to break into a top level team. We have Adnan struggling to get gametime & he has played at a way higher level than Grealish has shown thus far.
Sorry long term upgrade. I still would take a punt on him, you just know his price is going to be insane going forwards. Adnan plays more like a 10 when he has played centrally, this kid looks like a proper attacking midfielder who can contribute to the midfield and operate in the hole.
Early days but he's looked a class above against two of the slickest passing outfits in England. I'd like to see him against a Chelsea where he gets man marked to see if he can handle that.
Broke young James McCarthy's ankles yesterday. You can't see it in the video but he was laughing his ass off after when he passed it away. McCarthy then went and pushed him when he got the ball again and Jack was still laughing.
Just saw the Villa game. Looks really good and confident on the ball. Intelligent player; capable of weaving his way through tight spaces. He's the sort of player we should be looking at the help our passing tempo and penetration in the final third.
Cleverley never had the one important thing this kid has and that is the ability to beat a defender with the ball at his feet. Clev was never one for going on mazy dribbling runs, this kid can do that as well as pass and move. Quite different players really.