TsuWave
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Personally I think him involved in feeding kids is brilliant and has zero impact on his ability to play football.
Been a few incidents involving lack of professionalism from Rashford and a lot of local rumours (granted rumours) about the club's disappointment with him over his time keeping, attitude etc, but the point about him not running because he played through the pain barrier is nonsense for me. That Chelsea away game when he was jogging highlighted his attitude for me, not good enough.
Personally would rather keep him, but he is currently nowhere near his level, and hasn't been for over a year.
You levied "stinking attitude" at him, I assumed it was substantiated by more than "local rumours".
I don't know if it's a reading comprehension thing, but what I said to you was that he played through injury for close to a year. How does someone with a stinking attitude even does that? I then speculated that I wouldn't be surprised if doing so has made his movement stiffer. Rashford now doesn't move like Rashford when he broke through and I'm not talking specifically about defensive work (he was never a dog type of player) - he doesn't even dribble the same. At no point did I say that he doesn't run because he played through the pain barrier.
Players have different limitations and instructions. I wouldn't say Berbatov had a stinking attitude because he didn't throw himself about like Tevez. Again, for clarity, Rashford has been below par performance wise for a while, maybe he has lost it and should be moved on. But this in itself doesn't translate to "stinking attitude". Do you understand this?