Rashford

He's out of form and struggling and fans will forgive that but his body language and effort are awful. He genuinely looks like he doesn't want to be on the pitch

Originally Posted by Joe Biden

He's on about 100k a week more than salah currently.

I’ve seen this posted about online.

The market has Rashford and Salah both on £10.4m P.a
£200k per week.

Salah wanting to earn the wage of KdB and Ronaldo.
£400-500 k per week.

Cheeky bid?

The main issue is he just doesn't look bothered.

A player lacking in confidence and out of form is fine but not running or trying is unforgiveable.

Originally Posted by MUFC One Love

The main issue is he just doesn't look bothered.

A player lacking in confidence and out of form is fine but not running or trying is unforgiveable.

Agree. Looks like he's given up (on United at least)

Still no reason to pile on the lad for ghost writing a book to help kids.

Major tall poppy syndrome kicking in. Really hate social media.

I agree but I guess that’s the danger of building up a social media profile and brand that arguably is disproportionate to your performances. We live in a world in which people knock you down after they’ve built you up. Not all players feel the need to save the world - kevin de bruyne keeps a low profile for example. I’m personally glad Rashford has done what’s he done with child food poverty - it’s a great example of someone using their profile positively - but I’m not sure he needs to continually search for other saintly causes.

Beckham is the obvious comparison of someone who built up a profile that brought with it massive criticism from opposition fans, united fans and Fergie. But he absolutely worked his arse off for the team - if anything, the adversity drove him on. 99, after the wc in 98 when he was getting pelters from all directions was his best ever season for united.

My biggest issue with Rashford is not his loss of form but his £#%&!ing abysmal attitude. It smacks of someone who believes themselves to be utterly entitled and free from scrutiny.

Him and lingard are both acting liked smacked arses because someone has actually had the temerity to call out their sub standard performances. And I’m staggered that they’ve got so little about them that they go down the sulky route rather than ‘get a grip’ route.

I’d be totally up for keeping him if he wasn’t such a smacked arse. He needs to turn it around immediately - even if there’s nothing to play for - the privileged entitled @#%&!.

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

I agree but I guess that’s the danger of building up a social media profile and brand that arguably is disproportionate to your performances. We live in a world in which people knock you down after they’ve built you up. Not all players feel the need to save the world - kevin de bruyne keeps a low profile for example. I’m personally glad Rashford has done what’s he done with child food poverty - it’s a great example of someone using their profile positively - but I’m not sure he needs to continually search for other saintly causes.

Beckham is the obvious comparison of someone who built up a profile that brought with it massive criticism from opposition fans, united fans and Fergie. But he absolutely worked his arse off for the team - if anything, the adversity drove him on. 99, after the wc in 98 when he was getting pelters from all directions was his best ever season for united.

My biggest issue with Rashford is not his loss of form but his £#%&!ing abysmal attitude. It smacks of someone who believes themselves to be utterly entitled and free from scrutiny.

Him and lingard are both acting liked smacked arses because someone has actually had the temerity to call out their sub standard performances. And I’m staggered that they’ve got so little about them that they go down the sulky route rather than ‘get a grip’ route.

I’d be totally up for keeping him if he wasn’t such a smacked arse. He needs to turn it around immediately - even if there’s nothing to play for - the privileged entitled @#%&!.

Yep. Beckham a very good comparison. Whatever he did off the pitch, he was always humble and hard working on it. Helped that he had a manager and teammates at United who never indulged him and kept him focused.

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

I agree but I guess that’s the danger of building up a social media profile and brand that arguably is disproportionate to your performances. We live in a world in which people knock you down after they’ve built you up. Not all players feel the need to save the world - kevin de bruyne keeps a low profile for example. I’m personally glad Rashford has done what’s he done with child food poverty - it’s a great example of someone using their profile positively - but I’m not sure he needs to continually search for other saintly causes.

Beckham is the obvious comparison of someone who built up a profile that brought with it massive criticism from opposition fans, united fans and Fergie. But he absolutely worked his arse off for the team - if anything, the adversity drove him on. 99, after the wc in 98 when he was getting pelters from all directions was his best ever season for united.

My biggest issue with Rashford is not his loss of form but his £#%&!ing abysmal attitude. It smacks of someone who believes themselves to be utterly entitled and free from scrutiny.

Him and lingard are both acting liked smacked arses because someone has actually had the temerity to call out their sub standard performances. And I’m staggered that they’ve got so little about them that they go down the sulky route rather than ‘get a grip’ route.

I’d be totally up for keeping him if he wasn’t such a smacked arse. He needs to turn it around immediately - even if there’s nothing to play for - the privileged entitled @#%&!.

Post.

I think it speaks a lot to the current generation of footballers. Particularly the English ones.

They are mostly shockingly mentally fragile. And not to sound too much like Piers Morgan but it does appear that we’ve raised a generation, particularly those born near the turn of the millennium, who are completely unable to process criticism.

They take to social media the minute they feel even slightly aggrieved, using twitter and Instagram as some sort of psychiatrist sofa. They seem to take absolutely no personal responsibility for their own sporting development, as if it’s the coaches and managers who are supposed to drag them along at every turn.

Originally Posted by Hyman_Roth

I agree but I guess that’s the danger of building up a social media profile and brand that arguably is disproportionate to your performances. We live in a world in which people knock you down after they’ve built you up. Not all players feel the need to save the world - kevin de bruyne keeps a low profile for example. I’m personally glad Rashford has done what’s he done with child food poverty - it’s a great example of someone using their profile positively - but I’m not sure he needs to continually search for other saintly causes.

Beckham is the obvious comparison of someone who built up a profile that brought with it massive criticism from opposition fans, united fans and Fergie. But he absolutely worked his arse off for the team - if anything, the adversity drove him on. 99, after the wc in 98 when he was getting pelters from all directions was his best ever season for united.

My biggest issue with Rashford is not his loss of form but his £#%&!ing abysmal attitude. It smacks of someone who believes themselves to be utterly entitled and free from scrutiny.

Him and lingard are both acting liked smacked arses because someone has actually had the temerity to call out their sub standard performances. And I’m staggered that they’ve got so little about them that they go down the sulky route rather than ‘get a grip’ route.

I’d be totally up for keeping him if he wasn’t such a smacked arse. He needs to turn it around immediately - even if there’s nothing to play for - the privileged entitled @#%&!.

Nail on the head.

Originally Posted by Sparky***

I think it speaks a lot to the current generation of footballers. Particularly the English ones.

They are mostly shockingly mentally fragile. And not to sound too much like Piers Morgan but it does appear that we’ve raised a generation, particularly those born near the turn of the millennium, who are completely unable to process criticism.

They take to social media the minute they feel even slightly aggrieved, using twitter and Instagram as some sort of psychiatrist sofa. They seem to take absolutely no personal responsibility for their own sporting development, as if it’s the coaches and managers who are supposed to drag them along at every turn.

Difference being that for previous generations they could avoid a newspaper for a few days or maybe not watch the football highlights programmes and the criticism would be non existant in thier every day lives, getting pelters from your own supporters after a few shit performance would be easily dealt with.

These days the criticism is every where 24/7, if they get abuse on twitter / insta / whatever other socials it must become a real burden sooner or later, get off the internet some might say? well the mainstream media are behaving just like social networks with the clickbait stories and headlines. Its a complete shitshow how football is covered in this day and age.

For now i'm (maybe naively??) hoping Rasford is just going through a bad spell because of pressure and it isnt a bad attitude, Lingard on the other hand can £#%&! right off

Originally Posted by dinger

For now i'm (maybe naively??) hoping Rasford is just going through a bad spell because of pressure and it isnt a bad attitude

considering he's been dogshit for two years, thats some bad spell

This rashford bad spell started when he lost his pace. That's all he had and its never coming back.

He's never been a good footballer. Ever.

Originally Posted by shenwen

Yep. Beckham a very good comparison. Whatever he did off the pitch, he was always humble and hard working on it. Helped that he had a manager and teammates at United who never indulged him and kept him focused.

The same manager who was happy to £#%&! him off because he didn't feel he was as focused as he had been.

https://twitter.com/marcusrashford/status/1506922596293615623?s=21&t=DT77Ft-uB5DN5tMNfu5vFw

Will be a hit with the kids

My lad will want it nqat.

Originally Posted by AK14

https://twitter.com/marcusrashford/s...B5DN5tMNfu5vFw

Will be a hit with the kids

My lad will want it nqat.

A book he didn't write but has put his name on?

Cool.

Originally Posted by AK14

https://twitter.com/marcusrashford/s...B5DN5tMNfu5vFw

Will be a hit with the kids

My lad will want it nqat.

Looks like Simple Jack in that picture

Originally Posted by andyroo

The same manager who was happy to £#%&! him off because he didn't feel he was as focused as he had been.

A lot of selective memory and people forget that he was going through the motions for the last couple of years and was frequently benched as a result.

Shame really, because his attitude was exemplary before it all changed after that silly bint came along.

Might be off to Arsenal if todays rags are to be believed.

How are they under Arteta? Still a club full of fannies or what.

Originally Posted by Pop

Might be off to Arsenal if todays rags are to be believed.

How are they under Arteta? Still a club full of fannies or what.

decent side now from being awful at the start of the season. far better than us. seen em quite a bit as its only 20 mins walk from my gaff