That was so lazy from Shaw just giving up on that. F***s sake I want a new left back more than sancho

Same here should be our first priority imo

Yep , along with a DM

Sloppy half at the beginning but pleased with that

Damn really?

I think Shaws been great generally since the break. Bombing runs, can pick a player out with crosses, decent enough defensively

True I like matic but when he’s pressed he doesn’t provide enough movement showcased today

I wouldn’t call his runs bombing and they are usually ineffective and he in the way of rashfords movement. He should be overlapping if anything which he doesn’t and makes them too narrow and predictable. Also the defensive “saves” he has been pulling off recently have been a result of his poor marking saving himself rather than him saving his teamates

Hmm I disagree tbh. Compared to Wan Bissaka its night and day going forward. Tons of overlaps and he pushes wider. And a much better crosser

Evident in what should have been Bruno's 2nd

Greenwood >>

Wish my team got as many penalties as united

City fan but watching Greenwood play & Pogba x Bruno link up

Forget the RVP comparisons.
Greenwood is R9 regen.

17 unbeaten? Money Mase? Pogstaclass?

Martial was fuming when he got subbed, didn't even look at Ole

we might really be back

Mate his bombing runs at best lead to a corner. He has no end product. Defensively he’s a liability especially next to the fire truck.

And I don’t think he has a good attitude - he hasn’t been the same since the leg break.

Would love like alaba if Bayern moved on from him - or really anybody else would be nice to see.

This team rn >>>

Good read this

From above article:

It’s also important at the moment. Football is a slog for now and it will be for the considerable future. Without a crowd, it has just become an exercise in completing a schedule and keeping the rebate wolf from the door.

Greenwood is a distraction from that reality. He’s at the stage of his career where he’s still a mystery and, game by game, he’s beginning to introduce himself and show the array of his talent. That’s a rare privilege; we don’t get to go on those journeys with players very often. This one’s very special.

“ It was one good line among many in another precise, purposeful performance by Solskjaer. The effect he has on events on the pitch is the most crucial element to his job, but his public statements are also relevant. A manager might be the best tactician since Rinus Michels but if his oratory misses the mark then players will switch off.

Anybody listening to Solskjaer after the Villa game would do well to resist the feeling that the Norwegian knows with certainty how to bring United success. There was finesse and force.

Offered up a celebratory question about United’s scoring streak across the last four Premier League games, Solskjaer shot back: “We should have won by five clear in all of them.””

It has not gone unnoticed among those who study Manchester United closely that just as the team has grown increasingly comfortable with itself so has Ole Gunnar Solskjaer become completely at ease in himself. “He’s far more assured now,” says a source.

Results help, of course, but the way Solskjaer has come across in his briefings with the media since football’s return goes beyond scorelines. It points to a manager with crystal clear vision, settled in his surroundings more so than at any stage since he was appointed in caretaker charge in December 2018.

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