Wan-Bissaka back to Palace

Originally Posted by jem

he's not that bad. he's just totally unaware of his positional responsibility in defence. he has some talents that others lack. a good manager could use him.

Also suffers from having zero options ahead of him on the pitch.

Bissaka is probably better than dalot if we're honest. Both are utterly shit.

Originally Posted by Harry Flashman

Also suffers from having zero options ahead of him on the pitch.

Also suffers from an inability to cross the ball.

Originally Posted by Joe Biden

Bissaka is probably better than dalot if we're honest. Both are utterly shit.

Yeah he's not though is he Joe? Being honest and everything. Hence him not playing anymore and the manager trying to bin him off.

Originally Posted by Joe Biden

Bissaka is probably better than dalot if we're honest. Both are utterly shit.

He isn't, that's why hes out of the team and ready for a fire sale.....

If Hag turns this bastard into a footballer it will be up there with Fergies treble.

Not interested, nowhere near Dalots level ...

He's a post world cup place marker..

Laird to take his place next season

Done OK, but nowhere near good enough as a footballer

Did save our arses with that block today, it's the one thing he does do well, but he was woeful going forward and positioning all over the place as usual. He's just not United standard.

Done well since he’s come back. Especially considering how little he’s played and his total lack of ability.

Played 3 conceded none with a make shift back 4. He’s been excellent

He’s done well

Hopefully put himself on the shop window and someone is willing to pay us a decent amount

Originally Posted by puressence

Played 3 conceded none with a make shift back 4. He’s been excellent

Yep. Dalot’s the preferred choice but AWB has been excellent in these last couple of games.

He hasn’t made any massive £#%&! ups that have led to goals. Luckily the goal the other night when he let the player run off him was chalked off.

For Wan Bissaka - that’s good. Ten Hag has obviously told him not to invert as that’s way beyond his meagre ability and game intelligence, but it does affect our build up play pretty bad, but this %@#$&! is never going to be threading balls through the lines to be fair.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

He hasn’t made any massive f*** ups that have led to goals. Luckily the goal the other night when he let the player run off him was chalked off.

For Wan Bissaka - that’s good. Ten Hag has obviously told him not to invert as that’s way beyond his meagre ability and game intelligence, but it does affect our build up play pretty bad, but this %@#$&! is never going to be threading balls through the lines to be fair.

Apart from the one he threaded through for the handball goal today.

Not a fan of his light jog back when a team counters...

I think ten Hag has done a great job with him. He lacked confidence in his passing and now he sees how easy most passes are. He used to run down dead ends and try stuff he wasn't good enough to do. I think he even switched the play at one stage.

Originally Posted by armchair

I think ten Hag has done a great job with him. He lacked confidence in his passing and now he sees how easy most passes are. He used to run down dead ends and try stuff he wasn't good enough to do. I think he even switched the play at one stage.

Yep. First time cross field pass to Malacia.

The lad was good for his first year then either burned out from playing every minute of every game or just hit a crisis of confidence. Looking miles better now.

Originally Posted by armchair

I think ten Hag has done a great job with him. He lacked confidence in his passing and now he sees how easy most passes are. He used to run down dead ends and try stuff he wasn't good enough to do. I think he even switched the play at one stage.

Remember when we used to have managers where you couldn’t tell what they were trying to do or identify a single player who improved?

Now, we’re getting better all the time and you can see the confidence in certain individuals: Rashford, Shaw, AWB, Varane, Dalot, DDG, Fred all look far more comfortable and confident in what they need to do. They’re playing to their strengths, covering their limitations. Proper manager 😎

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

He hasn’t made any massive £#%&! ups that have led to goals. Luckily the goal the other night when he let the player run off him was chalked off.

For Wan Bissaka - that’s good. Ten Hag has obviously told him not to invert as that’s way beyond his meagre ability and game intelligence, but it does affect our build up play pretty bad, but this %@#$&! is never going to be threading balls through the lines to be fair.

Stay classy.