Elanga must play more often with a football

because he’s a bloody good player and offered us bucket loads last night.

He asks more questions of a defender than Paxman.

He has pace. Attitude.

We looked a lot better with him on.

Acknowledge him.

also has braces ..

Boy played good.

Balance his 10 minute cameo against tired defenders last night against his 90 minutes of nothing against Young Boys, where he was bullied and out-knowhowed throughout.

Needs minutes, not ready to start for United yet.

100% give him a go. He cannot possibly be worse than Rashford.

Anyone who comes in and looks motivated will stand out in this team.

He was a breath of fresh air last night but not sure he's really got a long term future at the club.

Two good leaps to win headers and nice footwork. Definitely worth some game time.

he's elanga.

This could be the basis of a song for him

Elanga - will always score.

https://youtu.be/BUi9vMqXxDo

In a stadium old and grand
(Elanga)
A new king bravely rules the land
(Elanga)
With Bruno and Mason by his side
(Elanga)
It's a wild and daring ride
Elanga, Elanga will always score.

He challenged for about three headers aswell and won them all. Seems to have a leap on him.

Not losing out on the first or second ball will be a nice change for our shit squad

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

100% give him a go. He cannot possibly be worse than Rashford.

This.

Same for Amad and Lee Grant.

I'll back any player giving 100% at the moment.

We like nothing more than building people up to be better than what they actually are. We’ve done the same with Greenwood to the point where OT is booing that he’s been subbed despite doing nothing.

Originally Posted by ryanMUFC

We like nothing more than building people up to be better than what they actually are. We’ve done the same with Greenwood to the point where OT is booing that he’s been subbed despite doing nothing.

Said elsewhere but I just see so much potential in him. I have Swedish roots and sometimes it is like looking in a mirror. I just feel a connection to him.

He offers something different and he is not stained by the omni turd of recent seasons.

He’s a fresh pair of grunderpants after a night eating curries in Rusholme.

Climb inside him and watch him come good.

Originally Posted by My Name is Heath

Said elsewhere but I just see so much potential in him. I have Swedish roots and sometimes it is like looking in a mirror. I just feel a connection to him.

He offers something different and he is not stained by the omni turd of recent seasons.

He’s a fresh pair of grunderpants after a night eating curries in Rusholme.

Climb inside him and watch him come good.

Nailed it. Sometimes it’s easy to come in to a game for the last 5
minutes but we definitely need something different at the minute.

Originally Posted by ryanMUFC

We like nothing more than building people up to be better than what they actually are. We’ve done the same with Greenwood to the point where OT is booing that he’s been subbed despite doing nothing.

nuh-huh. he is better than he actually is. boo, you, sir!

Originally Posted by jem

nuh-huh. he is better than he actually is. boo, you, sir!

Fantastic finisher. I must have missed the game where he looks a real threat on the wing though.

Originally Posted by ryanMUFC

Fantastic finisher. I must have missed the game where he looks a real threat on the wing though.

Was saying that last night. He’s mainly seeing the ball around the halfway line or on the flank. He’s one of the few players we’ve got that has the instinct for creating a yard and getting a shot off, and actually reacting to space and chances in the oppositions area, most of the time he has to beat a couple of players to even get a sight of goal. It’s mad.

He’s probably the best we’ve got at playing back to goal and bringing others into play too. A right winger he ain’t.

Originally Posted by dunk

Was saying that last night. He’s mainly seeing the ball around the halfway line or on the flank. He’s one of the few players we’ve got that has the instinct for creating a yard and getting a shot off, and actually reacting to space and chances in the oppositions area, most of the time he has to beat a couple of players to even get a sight of goal. It’s mad.

He’s probably the best we’ve got at playing back to goal and bringing others into play too. A right winger he ain’t.

It’s probably seen as less of a risk by throwing him out wide than putting him up top (which looks like his natural position) where he will probably get very little service and where he’ll be under more scrutiny if he doesn’t score.

Throwing him on the right is probably hindering the amount of goalscoring chances we create (happy to be proven wrong by stats).

Originally Posted by ryanMUFC

It’s probably seen as less of a risk by throwing him out wide than putting him up top (which looks like his natural position) where he will probably get very little service and where he’ll be under more scrutiny if he doesn’t score.

Throwing him on the right is probably hindering the amount of goalscoring chances we create (happy to be proven wrong by stats).

True, but if he's on the pitch you want him getting the ball in and around the penalty area as much as possible.