Again gulibility. How do we know he has mental problems? Has anyone said anything about it?
Sancho needs our support
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Heard a whisper that he’s back in training today. Not been able to verify that
We don’t know. We only have his absence and the small amount ten Hag has said, which has implications but could not be described as official, or conclusive.
But you are going out of your way to specifically denigrate that as an acceptable reason for his absence. Whether that is the actual reason or not, you are ably demonstrating your utter ignorance of mental health issues, and doubling down when challenged, something I suspect you equate with strength, when in reality it’s the opposite.
But you are going out of your way to specifically denigrate that as an acceptable reason for his absence. Whether that is the actual reason or not, you are ably demonstrating your utter ignorance of mental health issues, and doubling down when challenged, something I suspect you equate with strength, when in reality it’s the opposite.
All the baseless speculations and sense of self-righteousness in this thread. Yeh lets support him unconditionally forever, even if it turns out to be fitness/drug/attitude/form issues in the end, or whatever suits your own speculation in your own head.We simply have to support him, it's innocent until proven guilty isn't it?
I think if there was anything 'sinister' about it, this club would be doing everything by the book.
I don't know what the statutory illness benefit is but 10 years ago I had two big episodes of bipolar disorder and had to be off for 3 months at full pay which I was really grateful for.
I think if there was anything 'sinister' about it, this club would be doing everything by the book.
I don't know what the statutory illness benefit is but 10 years ago I had two big episodes of bipolar disorder and had to be off for 3 months at full pay which I was really grateful for.
You have to be the most ironic person on the planet.
What’s with the weird capital and lowercase mix?
It means he's saying it sarcastically and or thinks its an insane thing to have thought.
We're on a great run right now. No need to rush Sancho back -- not that anyone is suggesting that we are -- nor to spend energy speculating about what his problems are or trashing him.
Pretty much. The amount of people here believe he has mental health issues without proof and taking the lead to tell other people how terrible human beings they are, is astonishing. Again, all without any factual basis.
I dont know what public statement people want. Ten Hag clearly said he is not physically or mentally fit to play for the club. He was sent to Holland to work with some coaches and now he is back in Manchester and is training individually until he is fit enough to train with the group.
People wanting to know specifics needs to chill out.
A young player, talented goes to Manutd for a big fee, the club doesnt do well, goes to Euros, gets racially abused, United have a shit season, doesnt get into WC squad and had family death last year.
Its clear something is up, he missed games last season due to being ill too, Ten Hag said, take time off, come back fit and we will fit you in this team.
People wanting to know specifics needs to chill out.
A young player, talented goes to Manutd for a big fee, the club doesnt do well, goes to Euros, gets racially abused, United have a shit season, doesnt get into WC squad and had family death last year.
Its clear something is up, he missed games last season due to being ill too, Ten Hag said, take time off, come back fit and we will fit you in this team.
Oh. Seems bizarre.
There doesn't need to be any factual basis. People responses when it's even suggested he may have mental health issues show a complete misunderstanding and lack of empathy about the subject.
These same losers also seem to think they're owed an explanation as to why he's absent from the squad. The sense of entitlement is truly staggering.
Yes, he is paid handsomely; that doesn't mean he's immune to have dips in mood or whatever reason he's being omitted from group training and playing squads.
There is now a subset of dickheads that think because United haven't decided to plaster Jadon's medical records on the front page of the tabloids they have carte blanche to criticize him and try and take some moral high ground because, "nothing official" has been said.
Get a life you sad fecks.
Its a way to express sarcasm in a tone that won't be misinterpreted: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=aLtErNaTiNg CaPs
I thought this forum had rules.I thought you were worried about facts so I used the technical terms, just for you.
This reminds me of something...I'm not sure quite what it is...but it definitely rings a bell.
Ten Hag was also incredibly patient with Ronaldo's "issues" and look what happened with that. He won't throw his players under the bus despite being ruthless. If he figures Sancho is not cut out for this club, he ain't gonna tell us about it.
He is dead right and the people he speaks about are worthy of all the ire. Absolute gowls.
With Sancho that's true but in Lingard's case, which has been brought up as well, that is not an invented scenario
I dont see any relevance to Ronaldo. He was patient with Ronaldo issues? You do realise its completely different?
Let me go through it to explain why its different:
1. Ronaldo's team came out with statement the day before we fly to pre season saying he wants to leave, then decided not to travel with the team for pre season. Ronaldo's decision.
2. Ronaldo went to Instagram to say he is playing a friendly, then decides himself he needs to leave the stadium at half time.
3. Ronaldo decided he is too good for the bench and walked down the tunnel, refusing to come on.
4. Ronaldo done an interview with Piers Morgan slating the manager.
Sancho started the season and if you go read Ten Hag's comments he was pleased with him in pre season.
Sancho was sent to Holland on Ten Hag's recommendation not Sancho's.
There are big big differences to Ronaldo and Sancho situation.
Again, you know feck all but keep talking. Endlessly.
In the end this is going to go down as another gigantic failure of the club to properly scout big money signings during the Woody era.
You misunderstood. I'm saying he shouldn't be concerned with Sancho's salary. I absolutely do have to right to point out how weird and childish it is to count another man's pockets and that's what I did. He can take the advice or not.
I'm confused as to what this is even addressing. Using Sancho's salary to criticize him for his allowed absence is tasteless. Why? Because you don't pay his salary. Again, you are a spectator/customer/fan. That's it. You would look just as foolish if you used the salary of a waiter or grocer to criticize them. Has nothing to do with who you can or can't criticize.
I hope he can come back, full of fire! Ten Hag has shown he can revive other players. Could he do it with Sancho?
My point is - why is criticizing the Glazers for taking dividends out of the clubs a good thing but criticizing Sancho's pay and his service towards the club a bad thing? As for your waiter comparison, if I go to a high class restaurant and the waiter is quite frankly not good at his job, I'd indeed ask how the quality of the service can be so poor yet the cost of the service to be so high? I have the right to complain as, again, I am paying for said service.
I see this thread bumped. I get excited. I open it to find the same shambles as the old thread.
Best to just lock this again. That way everyone keeps their peace until he's back and there's something to talk about again. Both sides are doing this tedious thing of trying to strongarm the other into conceding that they are wrong.
Damn!
Best to just lock this again. That way everyone keeps their peace until he's back and there's something to talk about again. Both sides are doing this tedious thing of trying to strongarm the other into conceding that they are wrong.
Damn!
If we bring in a midfielder who can play as a #10 and #8 like Tielemans, my left-field prediction is that he will go on loan to PSV for the rest of the year and Pellistri will get his minutes. He's trained in the Netherlands, Fred Rutten is the assistant there and Ten Hag wanted to hire him as an assistant but he didn't want to leave the Netherlands, we have a good relationship with Ruud presumably, and they've just lost Gapko.
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Let me make myself clear i’m not in any camp. People have gone in extremes on both sides. I was just basically agreeing with Jippy on posters attacking the other side based on no factual information which is true and the poster you are talking about just proved it. I, myself have sympathised with Sancho in my previous post. So no, I’m not defending the “he earns 350k so he can’t have issues” brigade.
I don't think we have any basis to really determine whether or not he is dealing with stuff and frankly, I don't believe it's any of our business anyway. That being said, what has irked me is the comments that if he was dealing with issues, he should just 'get on with it' etc. just because he earns a lot of money. It really is a bit tone deaf imo. I think some people really need to educate themselves on how debilitating mental health can be for some individuals, regardless of their personal circumstance. It's a horrid thing for some.
The thread has repeatedly demonstrated how uninformed many people are on mental health issues, eg thinking wealthy folk and/or those with coveted jobs are somehow immune from them.
But it's also shown how quick people are to form their own narrative of what is happening -with very little basis in fact, however well-meaning- and leap on those they perceive unsympathetic to this invented scenario.
Then there are those who come in periodically, like yourself, and throw a load of insults round, trying to play the big man. The thread has been a real microcosm of human behavioural traits.
Agreed, and I think that is why @moses closed the other thread and locked Sancho's performances thread, the discussion has gone awry because of the part bolded, no one knows what's really going on with Sancho, so the continued discussion is kinda pointless really
Couldn’t agree more.
Are the lads back in training today?
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Going away especially during the winter to rehabilitate, which culminated in Rangnick demanding that he uses Carrington's medical facilities instead.
Not really.
It's just highlighted how uninformed and naive people are over mental health.
Even theoretically, the way people discuss Sancho and the potential he may be suffering with mental health issues highlights that far more work needs to be done educating masses to the issues many people, including the rich and famous face.
Hiding behind, "we know nothing officially" is a weak argument and deserves to be called out and ridiculed. There has been some galling statements made by a number of posters.
Sancho, come back, please! The team needs you!