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He will come back like Goku in namek after healing in the capsule.
Wait for the end of his playing days and the death of the golden gooseSo now he has been diagnosed with depression? Or is it just fan fantasy?
What trash logic. Rashford got abused so let Sancho get the same? And Rashford got plenty of threads defending him too. If you bother to read the thread you'll find plenty of reasons why circumstances for Sancho require some patience. If he doesn't perform or isn't good enough according to ETH then he'll be moved on but while he is here we want him to perform at his best.Why does Sancho need our support? He is a pro footballer who isnt doing very good at the moment. After all the abuse Rashford got here there is a whole thread about poor ol Sancho needing our support? I hope he does well in all honesty but making threads like this baffles the mind
Well in all honesty I think he has had plenty of time and I don't think fans should trash him either. I just dont know what Sacho actually did to earn the blind support of us fans while guys like Maguire, Rashford, Martial and even Bruno get a lot of abuse.What trash logic. Rashford got abused so let Sancho get the same? And Rashford got plenty of threads defending him too. If you bother to read the thread you'll find plenty of reasons why circumstances for Sancho require some patience. If he doesn't perform or isn't good enough according to ETH then he'll be moved on but while he is here we want him to perform at his best.
Next two games would be ideal to test that but probably too soonAssuming Sancho comes back lean, fit, hungry and ready for action - do you think Ten Hag will give him some time in his hole now that Donny is injured?
ErmAssuming Sancho comes back lean, fit, hungry and ready for action - do you think Ten Hag will give him some time in his hole now that Donny is injured?
I think that's critical, especially if it's a case of uncertainty about how to adapt his game to Utd or a style of play he's not naturally confident with.Well intentioned thread, agree with the sentiment.
He will have loads of people telling him what he needs to do right now, all telling him slightly different. Hopefully he listens to ETH and someone he trusts, and the rest of us give him some space to get back to what he can be.
Be surprised to see him back by thenIf he scores or plays well against City or Arsenal that would be amazing and vindication of how ETH managed the situation.
Generally echoing the sentiment that we as a club have gone from being ruthless with players to being run by bean counters who want nothing more than to protect their investments.Honestly, I have a hard time coming up with a statement that should be less controversy than that SAF demanded very high standards from his players — and if you didn’t meet them, he sold you. And he acted fast. Would SAF have sold Sancho? I don’t know if Sancho would have lived up to those standards.
I have every faith in ten Hag but don’t expect anything from Sancho at this point.If he scores or plays well against City or Arsenal that would be amazing and vindication of how ETH managed the situation.
Reading that typo made me genuinely laugh out loud
And here I thought fans were usually referred to as "supporters".Why does Sancho need our support? He is a pro footballer who isnt doing very good at the moment. After all the abuse Rashford got here there is a whole thread about poor ol Sancho needing our support? I hope he does well in all honesty but making threads like this baffles the mind
Yeah. When he plays. On the pitch. But it looks like he isnt able to toughen up and is even losing his place in the starting front 3 even to Martial. We should support him (on the pitch) because he needs to impose himself on his own like Rashford and Garancho did recently. I understand all players go trough rough patches but I really cant understand why his own is going on for so longAnd here I thought fans were usually referred to as "supporters".
Same, I thought he'd started the season well and then almost overnight it went off the railsI find this such a strange situation. So recently he floored Liverpool and looked very good
He's here so we have to back him to overcome, achieve, even lead us to a title, but yeah I'd be lying if it never crossed my mind people who rabidly hyped this thing for two years weren't just the full of shite fifa ultimate teamers. It's just unfortunate he can't even establish himself without Greenwood in the picture.I don't know why we are surprised at his performances, he didn't looked that great for England and was merely a squad player and there is history of attacking Bundesliga players failing to impress in stronger leagues.
Sure there have been a few flops from Bundesliga but plenty of hits too, Haaland isn't struggling. He also came through the Man City system, won the youth World Cup and was considered one of the best English prospects as a teenager even before Dortmund. He also performed well enough in the Champions League.I don't know why we are surprised at his performances, he didn't looked that great for England and was merely a squad player and there is history of attacking Bundesliga players failing to impress in stronger leagues.
But did he fall off a cliff ? he has been below average for us since he signed , the odd good game or good half here and there but since he signed he has generally been noting above mediocre and very underwhelming for us.He's here so we have to back him to overcome, achieve, even lead us to a title, but yeah I'd be lying if it never crossed my mind people who rabidly hyped this thing for two years weren't just the full of shite fifa ultimate teamers. It's just unfortunate he can't even establish himself without Greenwood in the picture.
I do think it isn't coincidence his form fell off a cliff after Ronaldo returned to the starting lineup. Sancho like Antony need team fluidity to really show their quality. They aren't going to outrun or take players on for fun. Let him come back and let's see how he looks.
Thank god we have Ten Hag as the manager. Sounds like he’s handling this very professionally.Doesn't sound like a fitness issue or that he was dropped, thank god some people posting in the other Sancho thread aren't managers.
Ten Hag is handling this brilliantly.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64180907
The arseholes on here will still be claiming that Sancho's too soft.Doesn't sound like a fitness issue or that he was dropped, thank god some people posting in the other Sancho thread aren't managers.
Ten Hag is handling this brilliantly.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/64180907
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Agree. It's normal for young players to fluctuate. If he was an academy graduate and not a megabucks signing, we would be framing the same situation very differently.He’s still very young and obviously sensitive to the wave of criticism he received regarding his performances.
I’d be inclined to cut him some slack given that he’s likely suffering from some form of fatigue and depression.
Each to their ownAssuming Sancho comes back lean, fit, hungry and ready for action - do you think Ten Hag will give him some time in his hole now that Donny is injured?