Is it me or does the pitch look so slow?
Does he look strong enough, now? When he played for the first team he was as frail as Fletcher post-illness. It was the most obvious weakness he had even judging him as a young player. You can't get into games in the PL much, let alone affect them, when you dont have a physical presence.
Championship version of United this Brighton side.Really lack of idea.
Does he look strong enough, now? When he played for the first team he was as frail as Fletcher post-illness. It was the most obvious weakness he had even judging him as a young player. You can't get into games in the PL much, let alone affect them, when you dont have a physical presence.
Does he look strong enough, now? When he played for the first team he was as frail as Fletcher post-illness. It was the most obvious weakness he had even judging him as a young player. You can't get into games in the PL much, let alone affect them, when you dont have a physical presence.
Yes, that's fair. I suppose it's hard for us to tell how much is down to strength and how much is down to use of the body. But you're right, that it's usually more to do with the latter.dont think much changed, maybe a slight improvement in that department but he is still pretty "weak"....i said it few times in his thread, dont think he isnt strong enough, he just doesnt know how to use his body. Hopefully he will learn few things from the Master, Bobby Zamora.
Cheers.He is still weak. Maybe a little stronger though but Brighton played him wide with Zamora as striker
Aye. Was great to see that, as it's the sort of goal he used to score all the time at U21 level.Just seen the goal he scored the other week when he went past a few players and finished it, very impressive.
To say he was ill, he had a pretty good game. Wouldn't mind him as wide option for UTD right now.
Scored again. Brighton currently 2-1 up.
I'm happy to keep him as far away from our shambles of a club as possible.brace yourself for "why did we send him on loan" posts
brace yourself for "why did we send him on loan" posts
Agreed.I'm happy to keep him as far away from our shambles of a club as possible.
He's been ill. He was throwing up on the pitch before the Wolves match and his fitness levels have been poor because of it. He started most matches before that.I'm a bit bemused that he isn't starting every game, clearly he's twice the player of any of their other forwards.
Yet he was by far the best player on the pitch against Wolves, he played the full 90 (or close to) if I remember correctly.He's been ill. He was throwing up on the pitch before the Wolves match and his fitness levels have been poor because of it. He started most matches before that.
Yeah, he is a fantastic player, thats why he has continued to play despite being ill. He hasn't been able to physically handle starting games recently because of it though. He has been gassed after a few minutes in recent matches, his face has been discoloured and he has looked visibly ill. That is why he hasn't been starting and once he gets back to full fitness he will be.Yet he was by far the best player on the pitch against Wolves, he played the full 90 (or close to) if I remember correctly.