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MARCUS RASHFORD
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First class use of the word “bigger”.
Inter should go for him - even on loan. He would always be available with his mother club not in Europe. I think he would integrate well there and give them pace. |
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Marcus has the tech skills but so does every kid in the academy.
He's had a good Kick up the arse and is still living in cloud cuckooland. |
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Rashford needs to lower his expectations.
Barcelona? Burnley is a more realistic option. |
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Both posts probably accurate. Maybe Inter is fanciful.
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Man utd offering rashford on loan, again
Little chance of a sale and wages on top, does rather beg the question why they can't kiss and make up. |
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Because it's important that there are no slackers in the first team squad.
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The only way he leaves IMO is if United are reasonable about the fee and Rashford agrees to take a pay cut.
or United are reasonable about the fee and they agree to pay a portion of his wages for his new club Both of those scenarios are very difficult to achieve so on we'll go with the soap opera. The problem any new club has though is that his heart isn't in it and appears to have an attitude problem so why would that be any different at a new club?? |
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Marcus Rashford's contract with Manchester United runs out on June 30, 2028 when he will be 4 months short of his 31st birthday
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There is another scenario I haven't heard regards Rashford,Sancho,Garnacho, but could be an option.
There contracts are fairly long I think, and maybe they decide to stay and see how season starts off,and if it's a bad start and amorin is sacked before January, they could wait and see who replaces him,or if amorin is doing ok,and looks like he is staying then they can jump ship in January. |
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think both want exposure, world cup, certainly rashfords last chance, doubt either want to be sat on the side
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Rashford's England career is over.
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Is Rashy learning Spanish?
Probably NOT Burnley look appealing!!!  |
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Rashford is training in Spain and has let it be known that he wants to play with Yammy or Lammy or someone from Barca.
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Want doesn't always get.
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Once the reality begins to set in I expect the "I want to stay at OT and fight for my place" do be a big player from the Rashford team
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Sancho or Rashford would not get half their wages on open mot. Only hope os Saudi. Id personally offer them free transfers to Saudi and get shot of them.
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The barefaced cheek of Rashford and Sancho collecting £200k - 300k a week and as good as downing tools.
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I agree with you up to a point but if some idiot offers you stratospheric wages for a fixed term does anybody walk away?
Someone clearly over-valued him and presumably that someone was employed by Manchester United?! |
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I can't see Barca signing Rashford, they were badly burned when they signed Dembele
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Did Rashford down tools or just lose confidence? Can't be easy to be on your game when most of your own fans are on your back?
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Blame the fans who cough up for tickets
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Rashford put a target on his back feeding poor kids
Gutter press turned fans against him, glory hunters are easily led |
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FM
His form fell off a cliff and then the fans discovered he had a taste for booze and it's all their fault! |
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Well dealing with hassle from the fans is part and parcel of the game. I don't think it was a case of just not being bothered
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Rashford's effort and attitude declined significantly over a period of time and eventually even the Utd fans had enough of it despite him being an absolute hero from the time he first broke through in to the 1st team...
to fall out with a new manager inside a month tells you plenty when he had such limited options at his disposal. Absolutely nothing to do with school dinners or anything else...I'd say the campaign was actually massively popular amongst United support (those that a view either way). |
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I think a lot of Rashford's problems stem from his lifestyle.
Being a top footballer nowadays requires you to be a dedicated athlete. Plenty of rest after training and a healthy diet. You can't be going on benders or be up till 5am playing FIFA or watching the Lakers. You have to put all that off till you retire at 35 |
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The key word is "professional". And, in the Premier League one must be able to perform week-in, week-out subject to injury otherwise ship-out. A part-time professional at this level cannot and should not be tolerated by the club or fans; living-off past brilliance is cheating both entities.
If he cannot maintain the Premier League level of performance regularly the honest thing to do is to seek pasture new. Tough but that's how to should be. |
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I'm sure the school dinners campaign was well recieved
But it put a target on his back and the gutter press did their worst... Same as they attacked Lineker. The soft of thinking are easily led and kapow rashers is hated. |
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LOL, if you think Rashford is lazy then you are easily led by the tabloids
(says the poster who reposts non-stop transfer bilge from the gutter press )p.s. Rashford isn't hated, he's just not wanted. |
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Utd fans (not talking about twitter types who may or even may not be Utd fans for that matter) got fed up with him because he simply wouldn't put in a decent shift for the team..it's nothing more nothing less..frustrated with for sure but doubt you'd find anything resembling hate towards him tbh amongst Utd fans..
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I'm pretty sure Rashford would grab a chance to play for United again with both hands and the fans would love a 30 goal a season Rashford.
Doubt that will ever happen though |
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He's a bit deluded about his value essentially..which was probably what lead to the other issues..
if you're Messi, Salah, Mbappe ..others will do your running for you (often gladly)...Utd could ill afford him not buying into team ethic and work rate especially with both recent managers often wanting a high press.... and his one out from that would have been significant production which only really occurred in ETH's first season.. |
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Not sure how high press fits in with counter attacking style
the managers have been favouring so that's an odd point. |
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With respect it's not...ETH played a high press in something like 70% of games..
Amorim in about 60% |
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He did work himself an extremely good deal, and likely
too high for his actual ability, but that's good for him and why would he give it up. He wouldn't if he knows it can't be replicated elsewhere. But rashford, Anthony, Sancho, and Garnacho so it's not just one player And what happens if cunha and or mbueno don't get on with manager, mbueno seems level headed good guy but some man utd fans on here wanted cunha banned from league for pulling some guys glasses off... |
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n the 2024/25 Premier League season, Matheus Cunha (Wolverhampton Wanderers) has spent the highest percentage of his playing time walking, with 77.6%. Following him are Virgil van Dijk (Liverpool) at 76.5% and Cristian Romero (Tottenham Hotspur) at 75.5%.
While walking on the field might seem unusual, it's not necessarily a negative stat, especially for defenders and players who need to assess situations. For example, Virgil van Dijk, a center-back, is known for his positional play and ability to read the game, which may involve more walking than sprinting. Similarly, Matheus Cunha, while an attacker, might be walking to conserve energy and be in position for a quick counterattack. |
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Both he and Utd had a decent first season under ETH, he scored plenty and was Utd's biggest threat by and large - he was also a season away from walking on a free with his stock rarely if ever being higher..ETH was desperate to keep him, Utd hierarchy feared losing him on a free..almost a perfect storm if you include the lack of a credible footballing structure at that point to maybe breathe a bit..but he could have easily been in line to do a TAA to PSG at that time..and the criticism would have been off the scale for not locking him down...
in terms of why you might give it up.. next years world cup, wanting to maximise your trophy winning opps and future career - that's up to him of course... Anthony hasn't been a success but don't think you'd find any criticism of his attitude or effort.. Sancho..Chelsea paid not to keep him .. Garnacho thinks he's already Ronaldo rather than a really promising young player with high level potential.. if the team was doing better all these things are a lot less noisy typically as well.. |
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I've expressed reservations about both Cunha (attitude) and Mbuemo (paying too much for me)
both seem likely to at least be on more moveable wages than Sancho and Rashford..but I'm not exactly full of optimism currently. |
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Other forums were full of man utd fans having a go at one trick Anthony.
These guys thrive on love and adulation. Fans will work it out one day. Loads of idiots sat around me leading abuse of Newcastle players, I called them out for it, and they didn't like it. None of them still there, |
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yep but you know this YHTL..the forums and even grounds are full of all kinds of 'fans' from anywhere and everywhere..now more than ever..
Utd proper (and I never claim that as me btw) never get on managers or players that much especially since the Fergie hard years and where it lead |