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Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Yeah but if he wants to leave they'll look to cash in.
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
His red flags are no worse than Rashford's red flags. Mikel loves a fixer upper.
RunTheTrap
Kai Havertz Offense League
Rashford hype yesterday, Sancho hype today. I want more for my people. Since moving back to Dortmund, this is the first time I've heard him being universally praised. Makes you think.
That explan9How bad Manutd environment for young players Sancho again look different player for Dortmund and my advice to him just stay there
I remember how AM was convinced that it's poor domestic competition that made him look good, he lacked athleticism for the top level etc
Country: Canada
Sancho's success at Dortmund is a huge indictment on baldy 7 Hag.
Bloodbather
Established Member
Country: Turkey
It's partly on Sancho too, though. His fitness level was always dodgy at United. Seems much fitter at BVB.
Country: Canada
True but then why is he fitter at BvB?
Bloodbather
Established Member
Country: Turkey
They're probably better at fitness than United. But Sancho's fitness had started to become questionable by his last two seasons at BVB also, so it might be about his commitment more than anything else.
Country: England
Sums up what some of us were saying about Rashford too. He definitely needs a change of environment as you don’t go from 40 G/A in all comps last season to all of a sudden becoming a plumber. It’s not like these two are the first examples at Utd anyways
Pogba, Lukaku, Di Maria etc. Even Cavani tapped out whilst he was there.
SuperGoon
Debbie Downer
Country: Ireland
Player:Saka
Makes me wonder what is it that saps the mentality once someone goes to Man United.
Sums up what some of us were saying about Rashford too. He definitely needs a change of environment as you don’t go from 40 G/A in all comps last season to all of a sudden becoming a plumber. It’s not like these two are the first examples at Utd anyways
It has to be a coaching thing, right? Or is it just the high wages that makes people not want to fight more?
Country: Saudi Arabia
Playing for a Lego version of Pep or playing for budget Heisenberg who, most likely, also got cucked by a budget version of Ted Beneke.
The choice makes itself.
Country: England
I think it’s a mixture of many things. I guess it’s much easier to thrive when you have a lot more freedom to express yourself, you’re not expected to shoulder the responsibility of being the main man and have a manager that fully believes in your qualities.
Country: Norway
I think it is more or less the whole club. It seems a mediocre environment for players to perform in, and it has been for some time.
I'd be surprised if Rashford didn't do better at Arsenal than he currently is at Man United.
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NieThePiet
Loves Overhyping Our Rivals
probably 1:0 after 5 minutes or something like this
Heavy Duty Rom
Outdated Tweets Merchant
Bring me Schlotterbeck god damn it.
First Verratti then Vitinha, pisses me off PSG always gets a free run at these top dwarf CMs.
Also Nuno Mendes is an absurd talent. When fit and in form both the best defensive and attacking full back around
Ref itching to give Dortmund everything. Probably wearing briefs in their colours as well
