Personally wouldnt mind Akpom to get a chance next year btw.
Afobe left us permanently year and a half ago btw.
Akpom has been terribly underwhelming for Hull this season. No thanks
Anzac wrote: Disappointing that ManU seems more capable of developing decent youngsters who are capable of providing an end product for a designated role, whereas we seem to be fixated in producing technical playmakers with no end product other than the quality of their passing.
Disappointing that ManU seems more capable of developing decent youngsters who are capable of providing an end product for a designated role, whereas we seem to be fixated in producing technical playmakers with no end product other than the quality of their passing.
The only difference between United and us is Van Gaal has given them a chance this season. Wouldn't say one of them looks special enough to play for Man United and be a starter/star.
You don't think Rashford will be a starter/star?
5 goals in 11 league appearances. i'm very interested to watch his development because he looks like a player.
He scores goals but doesn't do anything else on the pitch. Certainly better than jokers like Lingard but not too impressed either
Quincy Abeyie wrote: You don't think Rashford will be a starter/star?
Rashford looks like a decent talent, playing with a lot of confidence but it won't last. Mourinho will see to that.
A starter under Mourinho? 😆 No chance, especially if they sign Zlatan as expected. He'll probably be forgotten by November and loaned out in Jan.
Ah, I thought that he meant that none of them had potential to become a starter/star for the club. Obviously he won't be a starter yet.
jones wrote: He scores goals but doesn't do anything else on the pitch. Certainly better than jokers like Lingard but not too impressed either
He's done some very intricate flick ons for assists that teammates didn't finish. Makes me think he could have more to his game than he's shown.
But I know what you mean he got 2 shit goals against use where paulista is in holiday and build a rep on that.
I don't really rate Rashford very highly, no.
Anyway, Toral's had a good season at Birmingham:
Very impressive , but I still can't see him making it here or getting a chance next season.
Dan Crowley will be going out on loan next season. He says Wenger has told him he's not physically ready for the Premier League. I definitely agree he's not ready, but I like that he's not too arrogant to accept the criticism and make the best of it.
“I feel I need to go out on loan to get more experience first,” Crowley told the Coventry Telegraph. “I have spoken to the boss and he says I’m not physically ready for the Premier League just yet, and that’s fair enough and I completely agree because it’s a tough league on your body and there’s so much running that people don’t realise. So I will work on that and hopefully be ready when my time comes. “I don’t want to be pushed in and not be ready. When I get my chance I want to make sure I’m ready and take it.” Asked if he’d be interested in a move to Coventry, his local childhood club, the teenager continued: “It would and I’m open minded to it, if that answers your question. “If the right club comes along, whether that’s in the Championship, League One or abroad, it just has to be the right team that plays the right football that suits me. “So if a team in League One that plays the right way to suit me comes along then I’d be open-minded to it.”
“I feel I need to go out on loan to get more experience first,” Crowley told the Coventry Telegraph.
“I have spoken to the boss and he says I’m not physically ready for the Premier League just yet, and that’s fair enough and I completely agree because it’s a tough league on your body and there’s so much running that people don’t realise. So I will work on that and hopefully be ready when my time comes.
“I don’t want to be pushed in and not be ready. When I get my chance I want to make sure I’m ready and take it.”
Asked if he’d be interested in a move to Coventry, his local childhood club, the teenager continued: “It would and I’m open minded to it, if that answers your question.
“If the right club comes along, whether that’s in the Championship, League One or abroad, it just has to be the right team that plays the right football that suits me.
“So if a team in League One that plays the right way to suit me comes along then I’d be open-minded to it.”
http://news.arseblog.com/2016/05/crowley-im-not-yet-ready-for-the-premier-league/?utm_source=feedburner.com%2Farseblognews&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+arseblognews+%28Arseblog+News+-+the+Arsenal+news+site%29
He's right about the amount of running required - pretty much cannot carry an ounce of fat these days
Yaya says you are wrong about that. 🙂
He'll probably playing in Turkey or some other shit League next season for that very reason.
He has never been lean though. He has always carried a few too many pounds. Not just him either! Newly crowned PL champion, and captain to boot, Morgan, is also a bit tubby. Same with Troy Deeney, to present an option who plays at the other end of the pitch. In fact, I'd even go as far as saying that footballers in general aren't all that as far as athletes go. There are other sports IMO where the general standard of fitness is significantly higher.
Ricky1985 wrote: I don't really rate Rashford very highly, no. Anyway, Toral's had a good season at Birmingham: Very impressive , but I still can't see him making it here or getting a chance next season.
I reckon he will go further than Crowley and Zelalem in his career for some reason. Imagine if he didnt have so many injuries previously.
Ricky1985 wrote: Dan Crowley will be going out on loan next season. He says Wenger has told him he's not physically ready for the Premier League. I definitely agree he's not ready, but I like that he's not too arrogant to accept the criticism and make the best of it. “I feel I need to go out on loan to get more experience first,” Crowley told the Coventry Telegraph. “I have spoken to the boss and he says I’m not physically ready for the Premier League just yet, and that’s fair enough and I completely agree because it’s a tough league on your body and there’s so much running that people don’t realise. So I will work on that and hopefully be ready when my time comes. “I don’t want to be pushed in and not be ready. When I get my chance I want to make sure I’m ready and take it.” Asked if he’d be interested in a move to Coventry, his local childhood club, the teenager continued: “It would and I’m open minded to it, if that answers your question. “If the right club comes along, whether that’s in the Championship, League One or abroad, it just has to be the right team that plays the right football that suits me. “So if a team in League One that plays the right way to suit me comes along then I’d be open-minded to it.” http://news.arseblog.com/2016/05/crowley-im-not-yet-ready-for-the-premier-league/?utm_source=feedburner.com%2Farseblognews&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+arseblognews+%28Arseblog+News+-+the+Arsenal+news+site%29
That attitude and the way he speaks is very encouraging
Seems like he learned from his mid season criticism (from his manager) well.
Saw this somewhere else. Gives you a good idea of what a tricky dribbler he is if you haven't seen much of him.
Lovely player. Going to be strong physically by the looks too
