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Said it a few months. He's finished physically.His acceleration has gone and now looks a player who can be contained easily. He should be squad player going forward.
Bolded is why he is still hyped up. I said it when he was struggling with his back last season, that I thought he was shocking and not a good enough player, but a lot bit my head off. He's yet to find good form this season, having recovered from that injury. He's not progressing as a player at all imo.Sorry, he is one of a fair few post Fergie that burst on to the scene early days here and got over hyped.
Having ability, he will always produce some great spells and moments, but really he has never actually been anywhere the player he was hyped to be, he is far too inconsistent like many of our best players and when he is poor he is very poor. or me that is one of the biggeest problems with our side. Take away Ronaldo and Cavani the two oldest players and maybe DeGea for his form this season at least.......which players can anyone say hve been consistently excellent in there time here Shaw no, Maguire no, Pogba no, Rashford no, Martial no....even Fernandes no for me for his form the last nine months and these are supposedly our most talented players.
Martial is most likely going if a buye ris found, Pogba hoepfully doesnt get a new contract and I would actually cash in on Rashford for the right money. There are several ahead of him in the premiership, we saw one today in Maxim, several in the England squad too and I would rather Sancho and Greenwood in our first eleven too
Unlucky for us that non of are forwards are actually playing well atm. Dropping Rashford wouldn't make us win tonight when Ronaldo was playing like that, Mason was a ghost, Sancho came on a put in a stinker and genuinely looked like he was trying to gift them goals with his shit passing.Yep both lazy as feck. Needs dropping to the bench for the foreseeable instead of getting free pass after free pass of dreadful and dire performances.
Rangnick would be a fool to stroke his ego like Ole did and make him undropable.
Marcus started as a 9, yet he was wide right most of the first 60 minutes. Greenwood was a level a 10/8, which he never has been nor will be. If that is what he, Greenwood was being deployed as during the week, Ralf has issues.Unlucky for us that non of are forwards are actually playing well atm. Dropping Rashford wouldn't make us win tonight when Ronaldo was playing like that, Mason was a ghost, Sancho came on a put in a stinker and genuinely looked like he was trying to gift them goals with his shit passing.
As bad as Rashford was he was still arguably the best out of Mason, Ronaldo and Sancho.
Interesting you say that considering what happened in December 2018.From 2016 to 2018 he was a good player, but from 2019 until this year he has been getting progressively worse. He failed to take that next step...
Since he is young, he can still do that. But it's not only about having the right mentality, it's also about having a good footballing IQ on the pitch to make better decisions with the ball.
I don't think it has anything to do with Mourinho leaving. It's technical. I doubt Jose was the best at offensive coaching.Interesting you say that considering what happened in December 2018.
Bolded is why he is still hyped up. I said it when he was struggling with his back last season, that I thought he was shocking and not a good enough player, but a lot bit my head off. He's yet to find good form this season, having recovered from that injury. He's not progressing as a player at all imo.
Bolded is why he is still hyped up. I said it when he was struggling with his back last season, that I thought he was shocking and not a good enough player, but a lot bit my head off. He's yet to find good form this season, having recovered from that injury. He's not progressing as a player at all imo.
I see it more as his prime development years being stunted under Ole rather than Mourinho being particularly good at developing players.I don't think it has anything to do with Mourinho leaving. It's technical. I doubt Jose was the best at offensive coaching.
Always good to have someone else to blameI see it more as his prime development years being stunted under Ole rather than Mourinho being particularly good at developing players.
Maybe Ole was too nice with the players. But ultimately, it's Rashford's responsibility to not let his own standards drop.I see it more as his prime development years being stunted under Ole rather than Mourinho being particularly good at developing players.
He literally tries and fails every game. Just runs in to players.No-crowd Rashford was taking players on for fun. Nowadays he barely even tries to take the ball past someone in a whole game.
Its because for 3 years we had amateurs coaching them who kept bringing them back early from injury or for example with Rashford, playing him when he had that massive problem with his backWhatever the other top teams over the years to keep their players at peak mental and physical performance levels over the course of multiple seasons, it just feels like we do the exact opposite. We've had many an issue with our ever changing and inexperienced at best coaching set ups, but it really feels like there's something else affecting the individuals here.
Rashford, Martial, Mata, Pogba, Sancho, Lukaku, Bailly Memphis... there's a ridiculously long list of players who've played their football here but show no real development in their game, nor any desire to really kick on to the next level even if we know the talent is there.
These same players all serm hit highers highs either before or after their time at united or at international tournaments, but for whatever reason we can barely get a tune out of them for a few games in a row. Before now Bruno was the exception to the rule but even he's in a rut now and has shown no real development in his game.
There's part of me that's tempted to go in on Rashford, but he just seems to be one of many players that's on course to not quite live up to initial expectations. It's a trend I hope we turn around soon.
Could*Rashford can take a man on out of nothing. That’s why he plays. It’s moments FC as a lot of the ole haters call it. But ralph seems keen on it too
Don't be so sure. Rash started the game as the 2nd striker but got moved to the right after only 15 minutes after looking poor. He didn't get subbed off with the others but he won't be a starter long if he continues making poor decisions in possession. Most importantly Ralf wants to control games not have moments players who stink up the joint the rest of the way, he and Bruno need to adjust their play if they're to succeed under Ralf or another system type like Ten Haag. Someone else will take their place. Off of that game I already think he might have lost that second striker role to Cavani. He's honestly blowing his chances to start centrally under this regime.Rashford can take a man on out of nothing. That’s why he plays. It’s moments FC as a lot of the ole haters call it. But ralph seems keen on it too
You better get use to it because it won't change.The most protected player at the club. Plays like shit championship player game after game but not a peep against him from pundits, media and ex players. Feels like he is already a legend for no reason . He is a credit off the pitch but a fecking liability on it. Sentimentality at this club will reward him massive contract after massive contract regardless of how terrible he plays I’m sure of it.
McTominay is the same as well. Came through, looked very good... Then a terminal decline.Whatever the other top teams over the years to keep their players at peak mental and physical performance levels over the course of multiple seasons, it just feels like we do the exact opposite. We've had many an issue with our ever changing and inexperienced at best coaching set ups, but it really feels like there's something else affecting the individuals here.
Rashford, Martial, Mata, Pogba, Sancho, Lukaku, Bailly Memphis... there's a ridiculously long list of players who've played their football here but show no real development in their game, nor any desire to really kick on to the next level even if we know the talent is there.
These same players all serm hit highers highs either before or after their time at united or at international tournaments, but for whatever reason we can barely get a tune out of them for a few games in a row. Before now Bruno was the exception to the rule but even he's in a rut now and has shown no real development in his game.
There's part of me that's tempted to go in on Rashford, but he just seems to be one of many players that's on course to not quite live up to initial expectations. It's a trend I hope we turn around soon.
