Yup.
I’d absolutely love it if that was the case because if he joined any of those clubs in the summer it would mean we’d have got a shit ton of cash for him in order to let him go to a arrival. It would be the ideal scenario, we recoup the money we paid for him while ridding ourselves of the prick, while one of our rivals get a lazy bastard with a bad attitude that’s more interested in playing games of fifa than actual football matches. Win, win all round.
No top PL club is going to go near him.
Sancho is ideal for kick and rush football. He just needs it to be against high lines with slow defenders, so his relative lack of pace isn’t a problem.
I think it's fair to say that United don't play anything near as progressive a brand of football as the very best teams in England, even when we've got results like last year, and we almost play a different sport to the best teams around but I think it's nonsense to believe that Sancho would excel with them because he's just not good enough.
I'm not ETH out but the red tinted specs are so cringe, as if the man is infallible in any situation. Clearly, he's not doing great in a lot of different aspects right now... It is what it is!
Again, you have no idea what you are talking about and have rightly been shot down.
Yes, we're pants. But the German league is turd all the same.
It wouldn’t matter who he played for in the league, he doesn’t have the pace, work rate or strength (either physical or mental) to cope.
Oh the irony
In his Dortmund form, he'd definitely play for them. You don't need pace and strength to be an elite player (though Sancho's pace isn't bad either).
He didn't even mention other players.
Underrated comment.
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I'm not sure using Antony as a barometer is gonna get you where you think you're going.
I find it incredible that people act like this was some Jose level public insult (see him recently suggesting again that Chris Smalling wouldn't play through pain again for example) when it was so so mild, along the lines of 'I didn't pick Sancho because others were better in training'- I mean, good god! if that's an insult!
This wasn't in the Prem, it was a Europa League match.
Thank goodness there are such sharp observers as you. I mean, you missed the fact that this "10 second clip" was in super slow mo but I guess that was just hard to spot
That high line does you happen in the EPLThank goodness there are such sharp observers as you. I mean, you missed the fact that this "10 second clip" was in super slow mo but I guess that was just hard to spot
And who can blame you, I mean it is obvious you would never get that much time and space against an EPL team, let alone a top 6 club.
Thank goodness there are such sharp observers as you. I mean, you missed the fact that this "10 second clip" was in super slow mo but I guess that was just hard to spot
And who can blame you, I mean it is obvious you would never get that much time and space against an EPL team, let alone a top 6 club.
Again, stupid point. Both there are quick passing moves leading to a player running in behind. Sancho is receiving the ball then running at defenders with not one even remotely close or thinking to close him down.
True but what if I slowed the replay down so that it takes 10 seconds for those passes? Wouldn't look so quick, then!
Let's be serious for a second. He received a pass, took a nice first touch and started dribbling at the defender. That happens 10 times in every EPL game. Only that now somebody slowed the clip down and you guys lose your mind because you see what you want to see. I never read anything like that when Neymar did it.
I don't think anybody is refusing to accept that. People are not getting worked up about reasonable statements like these.
I agree there was truth in the observations lots of clubs were going all-in on the high intensity pressing and high lines, which favoured certain types of player more than the other top leagues. It was certainly a better criticism than the usual "time and space" stuff, which is far too easy to bullshit with, and not something you can just easily split between entire leagues, as is often implied.
I watched an hour long interview with Szoboszlai not long ago after he signed for Liverpool. He himself said that in the Bundesliga, he always had twice as much time on the ball to make a decision, and a lot more space in front of him after receiving the ball.Thank goodness there are such sharp observers as you. I mean, you missed the fact that this "10 second clip" was in super slow mo but I guess that was just hard to spot
And who can blame you, I mean it is obvious you would never get that much time and space against an EPL team, let alone a top 6 club.
I know and I say what you're thinking all the time to wind people up.
I bet he will be benched after AFCON when Shkiri and Chaibi are back.
I think it's more to do with people not being able to stand Sancho, rightfully so in my opinion.
I think what Sancho struggles with the most is the intensity of the league. The high octane pressurized environment where it can get physical and many players are systematically outmanaged through the opposition tactically. Managers like Pep have spoken on this and also Kevin Prince who came from hertha to Spurs mentioned the same.
If Kai can do it in Arsenal, Sancho probably can too. It really depends on the coach how he wants to use a player in his system.
Can he? There's not a chance that Sancho is getting in your team ahead of Saka or Martinelli.
EPL is the same.
Exactly. I'm not trolling though.
