Rashford

Originally Posted by puressence

Today been named the most expensive player on the planet. Yet our match day experts want him sold for a pittance 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ipswich will need an Arab billionaire to make the inevitable happen

Most valuable. And the majority of that valuation isn't based on his £#%&!ing one on one or heading, its his bullshit marketing by RocNation

£#%&! off

Final nail in the coffin for no penalty on Sunday even if its stone wall

Manchester United's Marcus Rashford says former manager Jose Mourinho made him more "savvy" in the penalty area.

It follows recent debates over United's penalty count with Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp suggesting Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side had won more than his over a far shorter period.

The England striker, 23, said Mourinho changed his attitude in the box.

He added: "Jose said, 'if you're not savvy about the way you do it, then you are not going to get given it'."

Mourinho left United in 2018 after two years in charge, and since Solskjaer's first league match in December of that year, the side have been awarded the most Premier League penalties (27).

Last season United broke the record for the most spot-kicks awarded in a single Premier League season (14) and this campaign they have won 11 in all competitions.

"When you are making runs in behind or you are dribbling with the ball and you see a challenge coming, you don't want to get tackled because you are looking at an opportunity to score a goal," said Rashford, who won the Football Writers' Association 2021 Tribute Award on Thursday.

"But there have been times when we have probably not got penalties.

"When Jose was manager, there were five or six times I can remember where I should have had a penalty."

Upon being given the advice, Rashford said: "It was something in terms of development you have to learn and understand."

The forward has won 11 penalties for United at domestic league and European level, although eight of those have come under the management of Solskjaer

Get the distinct impression there's a bit of an agenda out there.

Originally Posted by dunk

Get the distinct impression there's a bit of an agenda out there.

For sure, the ref on Sunday will have seen it all and think extra hard before giving anything now.

The scenes if we got one though

Drove past his old house and his junior school this morning

Makes you think

Originally Posted by no fun

Drove past his old house and his junior school this morning

Makes you think

Blue plaque? Or would it just get robbed round that neck of the woods?

Originally Posted by HolyMackrelDoodleBonkon

Blue plaque? Or would it just get robbed round that neck of the woods?

It’s this type of lazy stereotyping that oppresses the good people of wythenshawe




Yes, it would get robbed

Originally Posted by no fun

It’s this type of lazy stereotyping that oppresses the good people of wythenshawe




Yes, it would get robbed

Originally Posted by puressence

Today been named the most expensive player on the planet. Yet our match day experts want him sold for a pittance 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Who compiled the list? His Mum?

Originally Posted by barca99

Final nail in the coffin for no penalty on Sunday even if its stone wall

Too much to say this lad.

What did everyone think about this Rashford run? I thought he was shit all game but I think this run was a case of good defending than him being braindead, Fabinho did well imo

https://twitter.com/utdleo_/status/1351180129897230336?s=21

Originally Posted by Tronics

What did everyone think about this Rashford run? I thought he was shit all game but I think this run was a case of good defending than him being braindead, Fabinho did well imo

https://twitter.com/utdleo_/status/1...897230336?s=21

One of the best runs I’ve seen since this classic

he really should have slipped in Cavani who made a great run

Originally Posted by NedKelly

One of the best runs I’ve seen since this classic

Solskjaer deserves a lot of credit for moving Fellaini on tbh, those were some dark dark days

Originally Posted by Vida_15

he really should have slipped in Cavani who made a great run

He can't run apparently

The run was great. The final result was £#%&!ing awful.

Originally Posted by Jethro

He can't run apparently

If he gives it at the right time, he's 2 paces from the penalty area. The keeper is on the penalty spot, so if Cavani gets it he is going to have to pull the trigger instantly, it's not like we are asking him to go the legnth of the pitch.

It's well defended, but a bad option from Marcus.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

One of the best runs I’ve seen since this classic

Originally Posted by Jethro

He can't run apparently

Two passes on yet he chose to the run ball to the corner flag