What the feck is that supposed to mean? Was it my fault that he threatened me because he made an unconvincing argument? Kind of weak don't you think?
He deserved his ban for that behavior, no doubt. What I meant is you're difficult to have a good discussion with. There wee valid point he had in that discussion that were ignored and discussion turned ugly. I know I surely can't win you over in discussion and vice versa, so let agree to disagree in this discussion.
Then why did Young abandon marking Martina multiple times to rush back and check Davies? When the wingback already made the pass/cross, is he at fault for letting that happened over and over again?
I can accept that the way we set up probably contributed to the problem with Rashford being relieved of all defensive duties, but then you can't have it both ways and say Jones should have dealt with that easily when he was exposed more than he usually is. The most noticeable thing today is how he was wide frequently both to check Davies and to play the ball upfield. Shouldn't Bailly compensate by tracking Rooney as well? The one time he did he fluffed his clearance and Rooney got his shot off.
That's another point is Jones failed to deal with his mark and Young had to come narrow, only to have to dragged width again. On his day, you would expect Jones deals with his mark quickly and cleanly that our left back ain't being made to dance coming narrow and out wide in one phase of play.
Jones were asked to work more, and being exposed more as you said, that's no problem. What I have been saying is Jones had quite few his individual mistakes in man marking (I am not talking about misskill). I am not scapegoating Jones and absolving Bailly's underwhelming performance, Matic's taking too long on ball, Micky cheaply lost possession, Rashford's gamble backfire... I am just saying Jones made hell more trouble than it should be.
Bailly was underwhelming in term of duel than his normal self. He made mistake on ball too. However, in term of positioning and being ware of danger, he met minimum requirement