What poor attitude is this? Is there any evidence of this poor attitude with Rashford other than rumours and press conjecture?
Interested to know.
Marcus Rashford - Linked to PSG
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik(@Rood) and Imran(@Annihilate Now!) discuss England's flying start at the 2022 World Cup, and also give a round-up of how the other Manchester United players are getting on out in Qatar. Closer to home they also talk about Ronaldo leaving United by mutual consent, the women's team fantastic comeback win vs. Arsenal, and get a little (but not too) excited about the fact that the Glazers might actually be selling up.
Interested to know.
So you would rather keep supporting the players who have been trash for long and keep earning mega bucks? Rashford who is supposed to be this homegrown lad who gets what playing for United should be just strolls on the pitch putting in zero effort and you expect people to keep supporting him? Ok.
You do you, but I expect our players to honor the badge that they are wearing and atleast put in some fecking effort. That doesn't make anyone glory hunters. He was diabolical last season and people are rightly frustrated with him. Nothing wrong with that.
Not many, but PSG are one of those clubs - if this interest is real of course. I just don't think a) their interest would be completely ridiculous and b) he isn't still worth a fair whack.
Watford want £30m for Sarr, PSV £40m for Gakpo... I'd be a bit miffed if we sold Rashford for less!
So you haven’t watched him out on the pitch in the last 2 years?
The fact we value him at £120m is perfect ammo for Rashford to be demanding £400k+. And if we value him at that then he'll get it.
What are we thinking?
What are we thinking?
£120m for a wide attacker who has 15 goals in his last 63 PL matches?
It's the kind of price tag you give to a player you don't want to sell
I see a man bereft of confidence in a struggling team.
I'm not sure how that equates to an attitude problem?
Well I have been supporting united for almost 50 years now. Warped in your eyes but how many of you with the current sentiment and attitude towards the club and players will still be supporting the club as long as I have?
Highly unlikely is my guess.
We should sell. His form has been bad for so long. Giving him a huge contract would be a disaster and this could be an easy out for us.
If this guy had better offers, he'd already have gone. He's got it made in the shade at United getting paid superstar wages for substandard performances.
Confidence shouldn't stop him from putting an effort on the pitch. That's the issue people want to point to. You can have your confidence issues but show some effort on the pitch, track back to help your teammates. In a lot of matches he played like he was above all this putting in zero effort.
Even more warped if you've been a supporter for that length of time. The players are servants of the club. The fans are not the servants of the players.
Rashford has taken £10m from the club in the last year and in return given 0/10 performances and zero effort on the pitch. He is the one who owes us loyalty since we pay his wages. But instead his agents are touting him all around Europe because they're desperate to maximise his potential career earnings.
Anathema to blindly give loyalty to someone who puts no effort in to earn it and has none themselves.
Then I'm glad you are not the one handling contracts
His attitude is abysmal and its obvious.
It takes no talent to put in max effort.
His effort levels and his general body language is awful.
So in his case not only is he limited and totally over rated but he has a poor attitude to boot.
It takes elite talent and elite mentality to be at the top table. Rashford has neither
The fact he was lazy as feck on the pitch last season.
Completely bizarre, so Pollyanna.
There's a poll in the other Rashford thread where it's around 85/15 to sell.
Don't watch the matches?
How does confidence affect effort on the pitch or dribbling into three people and losing the ball consistently?
Interested to know.
I would sell for 60m without hesitation. Thats robbery right there, you get 60m AND you dont have to pay him anymore?
Would be funny to see Simon Stone, Whitwell and Luckhurst suddenly churning out criticism pieces against Neymar and Mbappe if they keep him out the team
This is an oil club looking to whitewash its image with the philanthropist, Sir Marcus. He's worth a lot more to them than he is to anyone else.
Transfermkt has him at 54, down from 63 at the end of last year.
120 is delusional.
Another year of the Rashford spin.
I don't see him leaving in this window.
If he's not found form under EtH this season, I'd be triggering the option and pushing hard to get him out for around £50m next summer.
If he's not found form under EtH this season, I'd be triggering the option and pushing hard to get him out for around £50m next summer.
Solid point.
I know PSG have a bottomless pit of money, but even they’re not that daft. 120m? Surely this is paper nonsense. If they actually offer that I reckon Ten Hag and Arnold link arms and dance around the office.
That would be a big transfer fee and a nice shake up to the squad.
They're likely doing that already around the dumpster fire Murtough lit for the summer.
All of last season. If you couldn't see it, that's a you problem.
So we should keep inferior players that aren't good enough and will prevent us from being successful because that's what this club is all about?
Oh really? Wow this forum does not back him.
I'm guessing the game of football has changed somewhat over those 50 years. But cheers for being a better fan than the rest of us.
some on here really do have agendas!I suggest some step away from the keyboard and get some fresh air.
Conjuring up revisionist history out of nowhere.
What agenda ? What revisionist history? Do you really think him not being able to put in atleast some kind of effort on the pitch was down to lack of confidence?
I suggest some step away from the keyboard and get some fresh air.
Conjuring up revisionist history out of nowhere.
60m is essentially Rashford for Antony moneywise. Ajax want a bit more, but also wages will be lower for Antony - would you do it? I think I would.
He has no valid argument so he's chosen to go for the ad hominem attacks, he's basically admitting defeat.
I'm skeptical but if they're bidding £60m we should accept that deal yesterday
At his best Rashford offers 20 goals from a wide position. It essentially hinges on whether or not Ten Hag thinks he can get that out of him - I think he’d back himself to get him firing again and so only a silly offer will do.
I hope he leaves, it’s for the best. He’s been in a slump for years now and seems to struggle focusing on football. I don’t think he’ll regain any form playing for us.
PSG would be good for him, £60m or so would be very reasonable. £120m is comical.
I really hope this isn’t a ploy to get a new contract. We’ll probably end up giving him £350k a week and he’ll continue to phone it in.
PSG would be good for him, £60m or so would be very reasonable. £120m is comical.
I really hope this isn’t a ploy to get a new contract. We’ll probably end up giving him £350k a week and he’ll continue to phone it in.