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Post by Paul on Aug 30, 2021 13:09:13 GMT
There is no fucking way we are winning anything with this useless lump in charge at the club. We will waste Ronaldo's last two years probably and we will win fuckall. Still cannot fucking believe we watched that shit yesterday and he shifted Sancho from his best position in favor of Dan James  Thing is Sancho is naturally right sided, James is naturally left sided. Why switch them 🤷♂️. It made zero sense. |
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Post by Paul on Aug 30, 2021 13:14:00 GMT
Sourness is an embarrassing mess aswell. His obsession with Pogba is cringey as fuck. As was Neves' reaction to a graze, a graze that after half hour he decided to go down. Fanny.
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Post by Bestie on Aug 30, 2021 13:16:11 GMT
There is no fucking way we are winning anything with this useless lump in charge at the club. We will waste Ronaldo's last two years probably and we will win fuckall. Still cannot fucking believe we watched that shit yesterday and he shifted Sancho from his best position in favor of Dan James Thing is Sancho is naturally right sided, James is naturally left sided. Why switch them 🤷♂️. It made zero sense. Playing Dan James at all makes zero sense. |
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Post by mightyez on Aug 30, 2021 14:15:41 GMT
Still so shocked at how poor Fred was yesterday.
Worst of all he was terrible the game before, this is not the type of player we should have on the books.
Signings like him cannot happen going forward
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Post by Kojak on Aug 30, 2021 17:20:30 GMT
On the Sancho debate, he has played plenty of games from the left side before so it’s not alien to him, however putting him there to accommodate James was strange. Sancho had a shit game, but it’s going to take a while for him to adjust anyway, to the league as much as to the team.
I think the Ronaldo signing helps Sancho massively, from a pressure point of view. All eyes are on Ronnie from now on, much less expectation on Sancho. Hopefully this gives him time to adapt to the Premier League.
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Post by Tatty on Aug 30, 2021 18:04:38 GMT
Dan James starts whilst Amad is having to slum it in an footballing 3rd world. I’m on knees begging for it to stop. This aged beautifully!! |
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Post by johnboy14 on Aug 30, 2021 19:52:06 GMT
On the Sancho debate, he has played plenty of games from the left side before so it’s not alien to him, however putting him there to accommodate James was strange. Sancho had a shit game, but it’s going to take a while for him to adjust anyway, to the league as much as to the team. I think the Ronaldo signing helps Sancho massively, from a pressure point of view. All eyes are on Ronnie from now on, much less expectation on Sancho. Hopefully this gives him time to adapt to the Premier League. It definitely helps, but at 70m I expect alot. Especially after all the bloody hype. He needs to deliver and I'm sure he knows that. Having zero preseason and a snooze of a Euros hasn't left him in the best physical shape. He's a right sides player for me and the last thing we need, is him playing all over the place. |
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Post by Kojak on Aug 30, 2021 21:39:46 GMT
On the Sancho debate, he has played plenty of games from the left side before so it’s not alien to him, however putting him there to accommodate James was strange. Sancho had a shit game, but it’s going to take a while for him to adjust anyway, to the league as much as to the team. I think the Ronaldo signing helps Sancho massively, from a pressure point of view. All eyes are on Ronnie from now on, much less expectation on Sancho. Hopefully this gives him time to adapt to the Premier League. It definitely helps, but at 70m I expect alot. Especially after all the bloody hype. He needs to deliver and I'm sure he knows that. Having zero preseason and a snooze of a Euros hasn't left him in the best physical shape. He's a right sides player for me and the last thing we need, is him playing all over the place. He’s not going to be playing all over the place. He plays on the right and the left where he’s played his whole career so far. I’d rather see him play on the right because that’s been a massive issue for us for years and we have other players to play on the left. To be honest, ideally I’d love us to work towards a more fluid front three and the fact he can handily play on both sides will help towards that. |
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Post by dazjoe on Aug 30, 2021 23:06:28 GMT
It definitely helps, but at 70m I expect alot. Especially after all the bloody hype. He needs to deliver and I'm sure he knows that. Having zero preseason and a snooze of a Euros hasn't left him in the best physical shape. He's a right sides player for me and the last thing we need, is him playing all over the place. He’s not going to be playing all over the place. He plays on the right and the left where he’s played his whole career so far. I’d rather see him play on the right because that’s been a massive issue for us for years and we have other players to play on the left. To be honest, ideally I’d love us to work towards a more fluid front three and the fact he can handily play on both sides will help towards that. This. The 2008 team was brilliant to watch with Rooney, Ronaldo, Tevez and Nani; they would pop up all over the place, switching sides, mixing things up. It must have been an absolute nightmare to try and defend against, every few minutes you had a different player, with different skills and attributes, running at you. Getting that back would be brilliant. I want Sancho to be predominately on the right, but getting them back to moving around and swapping positions is the key way forward. |
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Post by johnboy14 on Aug 31, 2021 7:31:19 GMT
He’s not going to be playing all over the place. He plays on the right and the left where he’s played his whole career so far. I’d rather see him play on the right because that’s been a massive issue for us for years and we have other players to play on the left. To be honest, ideally I’d love us to work towards a more fluid front three and the fact he can handily play on both sides will help towards that. This. The 2008 team was brilliant to watch with Rooney, Ronaldo, Tevez and Nani; they would pop up all over the place, switching sides, mixing things up. It must have been an absolute nightmare to try and defend against, every few minutes you had a different player, with different skills and attributes, running at you. Getting that back would be brilliant. I want Sancho to be predominately on the right, but getting them back to moving around and swapping positions is the key way forward. Those 3 players were as good as it gets unfortunately. |
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Post by safariRed on Aug 31, 2021 16:24:25 GMT
It definitely helps, but at 70m I expect alot. Especially after all the bloody hype. He needs to deliver and I'm sure he knows that. Having zero preseason and a snooze of a Euros hasn't left him in the best physical shape. He's a right sides player for me and the last thing we need, is him playing all over the place. He’s not going to be playing all over the place. He plays on the right and the left where he’s played his whole career so far. I’d rather see him play on the right because that’s been a massive issue for us for years and we have other players to play on the left. To be honest, ideally I’d love us to work towards a more fluid front three and the fact he can handily play on both sides will help towards that. Greenwood should be starting ahead of Sancho anyways so he's got plenty of time to find himself from the bench. Sancho will keep Mason under pressure & vice versa which is what we really need. |
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Post by Stretty on Aug 31, 2021 17:08:12 GMT
He’s not going to be playing all over the place. He plays on the right and the left where he’s played his whole career so far. I’d rather see him play on the right because that’s been a massive issue for us for years and we have other players to play on the left. To be honest, ideally I’d love us to work towards a more fluid front three and the fact he can handily play on both sides will help towards that. Greenwood should be starting ahead of Sancho anyways so he's got plenty of time to find himself from the bench. Sancho will keep Mason under pressure & vice versa which is what we really need. we shouldn’t be paying 70 million pounds for a player to keep a 19 year old kid(all be it a talented one)under pressure. sancho needs to knuckle down,work hard on his game and make himself a nailed on starter(there’s not a better player on the planet to be inspired by than the one who’s signed today). Saying that ole actually picking him on good or bad form is another matter. |
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Post by viking22 on Sept 1, 2021 9:54:19 GMT
Sancho is only 21 and needs to get used to the Premier League. Chelsea signed Havertz and Werner from the Bundesliga and they took a bit of time to find their feet. ALso he wasn't involved in our pre-season and spent the summer getting the Donny treatment from Southgate.
I think it if fantastic that we have the luxury of giving him time to settle. Cavani got off to a slow start to his Manchester United career as well but second half of the season he was absolutely fantastic. It is not his fault we paid £75m for him or that we swooped for Ronaldo late in the window or that Greenwood is scoring every game and is pretty much undroppable at the moment. Especially once we start playing twice a week he should get plenty of opportunities.
And absolutely agree he needs to be playing on the RW. We have plenty of players who can cut inside from the left and score goals....Rashford, Pogba, even Ronaldo. The benefit of signing Sancho is he is a genuine RW and can stretch teams to provide more space for Bruno to operate and provide some crosses for Ronaldo and Cavani to get on the end off.
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