Jadon Sancho (Out)

[Sparky Rhiwabon]

Is the worst signing we've had from Dortmund? Even worse than Kagawa?

He’s probably the worst signing any team has had from Dortmund.

 

[justsomebloke]

That’s because they’ve played for other teams to be good for them. Sancho might of done very well at Salzburg and Molde. He jumped into a club that was a mess and has no structure… it’s very hard for any player to thrive for us at the minute…. We’ve got no clear plan or style of play like them teams you’ve just mentioned. We’ve gone from Ole to ETH so 2 different complete managers who see football differently, that wouldn’t have helped him either.

I don't think that's plausible. Almost everyone else did well at United last season, it's not like it's been Chelsea. And the style of football we've played under OGS and EtH really isn't that dramatically different either.

 

[flappyjay]

He’s probably the worst signing any team has had from Dortmund.

Nuri Sahin has to hold that record.

 

[stefan92]

Nuri Sahin has to hold that record.

Don't think so. He was at Real for two seasons doing very little, but loan fees and transfer fee means Real still made a little transfer profit, so it wasn't a financial disaster like Sancho seems to be

 

[ROFLUTION]

I don't think there is much talent there to waste.

The guy was a huge talent before moving to Dortmund, then he tore it up at Dortmund. Clearly there was a talent.

 

[arthurka]

Taking Dortmund's captain would really, put them in their place.

Absolutely he is what's what in the midfield business.

 

[MadDogg]

Is the worst signing we've had from Dortmund? Even worse than Kagawa?

Easily. Sancho has a strong claim on the worst signing in the history of the club. One of our highest ever transfer fees, one of our highest wage earners, performing worse than pretty much any other player that sits high on either of those lists, and now throwing a tantrum and refusing to apologise for undermining the manager so has rightfully been banished from the team.

 

[Dazzmondo]

It’s not really about a “disagreement with the manager”. It’s about meeting baseline professional standards that need to be met at an enormous football club like Manchester United.

Just saying, Paul Scholes refused to play a game for us after being dropped. Giggs was a very questionable character. Let's not act like all Utd legends were the perfect professionals.

 

[AndySmith1990]

Out of all the horrible, lazy, and useless scrotes that have stunk the place out in the last decade, Sancho stands head and shoulders above them all. Shame his contract can't be ripped up

 

[Red in STL]

Haha Kennington I had meant to say.

Kensington definitely not as impressive for street football.

Well it would be, imagine having to dodge all those Rollers, Ferrari's and Lambos in the streets!

 

[Cee90]

This could be the flop that ruins the muppet-like excitement around future transfers for me.

Last few years have been brutal. Those transfers I have been the most excited about have all turned out horribly.

 

[Reapersoul20]

It's at the point now where you wouldn't even want him back. Even if he were to start playing football well, which is something he's never properly proven he can do. He has proven he's a dickhead though.