How can we compare this kid with all the players you’ve named it’s been like 5 games, can’t say too much till the end of the season imo.
when they were in the youth team
Pogba and Greenwood weren’t much better in their first few games for United. On youth level they were equal to Garnacho as well, Garnacho even above Greenwood in that regard. There were clips of Garnacho in the youth team coming out literally every week and won youth FA cup. Also our view of these players now heavily influences what we think about their potential back then.
This just is completely untrue, lol. Garnacho was good at youth level, but Greenwood and Pogba were just better. Pogba was a man against boys back then — think Kobbie Mainoo but better. Greenwood on the other hand was just straight up guaranteed. Goals coming out the wazoo at every level. He was fast-tracked age groups multiple times.
This is all immaterial anyway, the boy is performing at senior level now, so what he did beforehand doesn’t matter. But to put him at youth level on an equal level to the above is just incorrect. Those two, alongside Morrison, are the best players I’ve ever seen at this club at that level.
There’s ways to go about it, this isn’t it
Nah this exactly the way. Air everything out about this s***ty club.
Shockingly, he was less well supported by his club who he accuses of a lack of “empathy”, especially when his three-month-old daughter was hospitalised in July, and he could not return on time for pre-season training because he wanted to stay with her.
Ronaldo says senior executives at Old Trafford even doubted him when he explained why he couldn’t return, which made him feel “hurt” and “bad”.
This wasn’t how the fairy tale was supposed to end.
But very soon, cold, hard reality hit. This was a very different Manchester United to the club he first departed in 2009.
Or rather, to his dismay, it was just the same, and hadn’t moved on at all, and was now run by what he perceives to be inferior people to those who ran things before.
He was shocked by the lack of improvements to training facilities, from the pool and the gym to the kitchen (nutrition and diet), and in technology.
“The progress was zero,” he sighs. “Since Sir Alex left, I saw no evolution in the club. Nothing had changed.”
piece of s***
Please never come back
But very soon, cold, hard reality hit. This was a very different Manchester United to the club he first departed in 2009.
Or rather, to his dismay, it was just the same, and hadn’t moved on at all, and was now run by what he perceives to be inferior people to those who ran things before.
He was shocked by the lack of improvements to training facilities, from the pool and the gym to the kitchen (nutrition and diet), and in technology.
“The progress was zero,” he sighs. “Since Sir Alex left, I saw no evolution in the club. Nothing had changed.”
ok this is facts tho ngl
At the centre of his discontent is that Ronaldo hates losing and wants to operate in a winning environment — of the kind he doesn’t believe exists at United now and may need drastic steps to fix, including him leaving.
He says: “As Picasso said, you have to destroy it to rebuild it (the artist’s exact quote was: ‘Every act of creation is first an act of destruction.’) and if they start with me, for me, it’s not a problem.
Shockingly, he was less well supported by his club who he accuses of a lack of “empathy”, especially when his three-month-old daughter was hospitalised in July, and he could not return on time for pre-season training because he wanted to stay with her.
Ronaldo says senior executives at Old Trafford even doubted him when he explained why he couldn’t return, which made him feel “hurt” and “bad”.
This wasn’t how the fairy tale was supposed to end.
Was this before or after he called Jorge Mendes to spend the entire summer looking for another club? To the point where those other clubs had to make public statements to confirm they weren’t interested in him? Probably afterwards.
This just is completely untrue, lol. Garnacho was good at youth level, but Greenwood and Pogba were just better. Pogba was a man against boys back then — think Kobbie Mainoo but better. Greenwood on the other hand was just straight up guaranteed. Goals coming out the wazoo at every level. He was fast-tracked age groups multiple times.
This is all immaterial anyway, the boy is performing at senior level now, so what he did beforehand doesn’t matter. But to put him at youth level on an equal level to the above is just incorrect. Those two, alongside Morrison, are the best players I’ve ever seen at this club at that level.
def agree with the last part, were so many presumed elite players in our academy like 5 years ago that are now nowhere to be found.
we are trying to force him out???? He literally wanted to leave in the summer…
This f***ing guy man, ruining his legacy for what???