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Was going to write something similar.I don’t know the full story but I’m a little surprised that Sancho himself hasn’t offered to join the squad yet.
Played like 60 minutes of the Euros and I thought he’d be itching to get going. Hope this isn’t going to be a Memphis situation
This isn't on the club, it's on Sancho. To put it into perspective, Shaw cut short his holiday by 2 weeks to make sure he gained fitness before the season started.Was going to write something similar.
It seems odd that he hasn't been integrated into the squad yet. It's almost as if the club is treating the first two league matches as warm up games. A joke.
It probably is, however Solskjaer and the club need to start putting their foot down here.This isn't on the club, it's on Sancho. To put it into perspective, Shaw cut short his holiday by 2 weeks to make sure he gained fitness before the season started.
Raising a valid concern is now not admissible?Well well well, people already turning on him. Typical Redcafe.
Probably recognizing that everyone was destroyed after the past year with how footballers were treated during the covid restart so the club wanted to make sure they get physically and mentally reset and ready to come back.Not happy about this, the time it's taken to get Varane into the country and the complete no show of Cavani thus far
WTF are they playing at?
Probably Friday was a misunderstanding, given that Monday is the start of the weeks training and Friday pretty much the end, it'd be weird if he came to start on a Friday.What is going on here haha.
Was Friday now next week.
Why do we not have most of our top players ready for the start of the season?
It's not a valid concern. How is being disappointed that a player didn't cut out a summer break a valid concern? Especially after the past covid season where footballers were pretty much abused.Raising a valid concern is now not admissible?
Feck, we're gonna be horrible to watch vs Leeds
Can you stop taking sense please?Probably recognizing that everyone was destroyed after the past year with how footballers were treated during the covid restart so the club wanted to make sure they get physically and mentally reset and ready to come back.
Probably Friday was a misunderstanding, given that Monday is the start of the weeks training and Friday pretty much the end, it'd be weird if he came to start on a Friday.
We don't have them because a lot of them player in the latter stages of the euros or Copa America after the most grueling and relentless football season of all time, so they let them have a bit of a breather to mentally reset.
There's no harm in trying to find a reason why someone who has played only 60 minutes during the euros is not back in training whereas Shaw(who was injured) and Maguire are.It's not a valid concern. How is being disappointed that a player didn't cut out a summer break a valid concern? Especially after the past covid season where footballers were pretty much abused.
As long as we don't drop silly points in the first few games we'll be fine. If we do because the likes of Dan James are starting then questions will be asked. The last thing we want is to be chasing City right from the begining of the season.Drama queens coming in, calm down its fine ffs. He's due next week said the article. Let him have his time off. Footballers get almost none of it.
Meh, they all have their preferences. If the club told him he was due back by this day then that's fine with me. The minutes played thing doesn't fly for me because he's still there at a lockdown camp and training every day and under the mental pressure. Speaking of mental pressure, maybe he needed a tiny bit extra time for his head space as he was one who missed a pen? Could be anything. Either way, he's still "at work" and not "on vacation". Everyone, no matter the job, loves their vacation days and needs them for their mental health too. Fair fecks to player like Shaw who cut theirs early the one time to get himself in the best shape possible after previous struggles, but also fair fecks to those who just stick to their normal vacation schedule and come when they are due.There's no harm in trying to find a reason why someone who has played only 60 minutes during the euros is not back in training whereas Shaw(who was injured) and Maguire are.
Not too arsed about it but again, there's no harm in talking about it. Your argument(about longer vacation) is on point.
Cutting your holiday short is a great thing to do sometimes. De Gea being another example, as he prepares to try and wrest his place back from Henderson.This isn't on the club, it's on Sancho. To put it into perspective, Shaw cut short his holiday by 2 weeks to make sure he gained fitness before the season started.
Did similar happen with Memphis? I can't recall.I don’t know the full story but I’m a little surprised that Sancho himself hasn’t offered to join the squad yet.
Played like 60 minutes of the Euros and I thought he’d be itching to get going. Hope this isn’t going to be a Memphis situation
Is that true of Sancho though?Probably recognizing that everyone was destroyed after the past year with how footballers were treated during the covid restart so the club wanted to make sure they get physically and mentally reset and ready to come back.
Probably Friday was a misunderstanding, given that Monday is the start of the weeks training and Friday pretty much the end, it'd be weird if he came to start on a Friday.
We don't have them because a lot of them player in the latter stages of the euros or Copa America after the most grueling and relentless football season of all time, so they let them have a bit of a breather to mentally reset.
he never actually played a professional game for them, only in youth set ups, so it isn’t the same as if he actually wore their shirt and kissed the badge.So question from my side...
Im an abroad United fan and have been for as long I can remember, my dad passed it on to me... However not being from England/Manchester or the region itself, I dont really feel or comprehend the local rivalries (other than obviously knowing they are there..). So to what extent is it a problem for United fans he is a youth product from City? Is it a big deal? Are there United fans who dont want him because of this? Is he now a persona-non-grata forever for Man City?
It's not a question of discipline, he has clearly been training and keeping himself fit while he has been on holiday anyway. Its more than likely the club have given him extra time off to mentally recuperate and set his affairs in order.Sancho is a brilliant player but he had disciplinary issues in the past, he might need a tougher approach from Ole.
One sort of affects the other thoughDon't care how much holiday he takes as long as he starts like a house on fecking fire against Leeds.
I'd love to see it
It's not happening, at best he makes the bench according to Ole.Don't care how much holiday he takes as long as he starts like a house on fecking fire against Leeds.
I'd love to see it
Not up to you what someone decides is a mental refresh holiday though. And it probably is fun. But it's still work, and what they'll be doing every day with no break until June.It's not like he's cutting his holiday to drag himself into the office.
His best chance of hitting the ground running is after he's well rested, mentally ready and settled in the area.He should have been with the squad already.
A high profile, big money move, he really needs to hit the ground running just to keep everyone of his and Ole's back.
Well if true then he has missed a bit of work needed to be fit at the start of the season... Not a great start but ok. I'll give him the benefit of the doubt that he needs a bit more time.It's not happening, at best he makes the bench according to Ole.
Really think he could have made it to Scotland. It's not like he's cutting his holiday to drag himself into the office.
It's five days with your mates in what I'm guessing is very pleasant surroundings. Bit of football, some golf, some normal bread.
It's borderline what I'd call a lads holiday.
Well yeah obviously its not up to me. Not sure that needed stating. Just an opinion.Not up to you what someone decides is a mental refresh holiday though. And it probably is fun. But it's still work, and what they'll be doing every day with no break until June.
He's admitted himself in an interview recently (i'm sure a google search will find it) that he was too immature at United and acted like he'd already "made it" and didn't put the work in that he should have. Basically blamed himself for it going wrong.Did similar happen with Memphis? I can't recall.
Spot on.Meh, they all have their preferences. If the club told him he was due back by this day then that's fine with me. The minutes played thing doesn't fly for me because he's still there at a lockdown camp and training every day and under the mental pressure. Speaking of mental pressure, maybe he needed a tiny bit extra time for his head space as he was one who missed a pen? Could be anything. Either way, he's still "at work" and not "on vacation". Everyone, no matter the job, loves their vacation days and needs them for their mental health too. Fair fecks to player like Shaw who cut theirs early the one time to get himself in the best shape possible after previous struggles, but also fair fecks to those who just stick to their normal vacation schedule and come when they are due.
