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@ochohades @WAdeola long story short, barely anything separates them bar awb's tackling and dalot's shooting xD

@NewYearNewRed @WAdeola You see this?

Dalot less than WHO with more game time??? 👁️👁️

@gaming_trying @noahutd9 @Oliveresuana theres absolutely no problem with him having a different profile?? 😂😂

@noahutd9 @Oliveresuana cant cover 6/8 . we litterally struggle on the ball every time he plays . amazing box crasher but is horrid on anything else . thats why i say sell . look at our midfield profiles and u can see mctominay is very very different from them

McTominay made an impact again in the last game. Just shows why squad depth is important. Players who can come in and do a job in the 2nd half are crucial if you want to achieve anything meaningful in football. Which is why you can't have 23 “world class players” in one team.

@gaming_trying @Oliveresuana @UtdOozy and replace him with who? whos better that will be willing to take the same amount of minutes?

@Oliveresuana @UtdOozy thats good we should sell him

@jaggstalkssport @DevilTalkMUFC he left united with a whimper, no idea what youre on about lol

@DevilTalkMUFC My point is, Is there anything wrong with de Gea not wanting to go to a Forest? He's one of the most decorated GKs in history. Maybe he doesn't have the motivation to play for a struggling club, and wants to go out on a high. Leaving as the PL golden glove winner ain't shabby.

De Gea being clubless makes perfect sense bc he’s too proud to go lower If Ronaldo had terminated his contract with us last summer and remained adamant on playing for a UCL team, he’d have the same problem but he went to Saudi and is tearing it up instead of struggling

@jaggstalkssport @DevilTalkMUFC wrong

@DevilTalkMUFC Or maybe after a decade++ of being the most scrutinized GK in the world, he probably wants (and deserves) a break?

@Carlos342055447 @LoRd_HIGHbury this. definitely the time for int football if he still wants to manage

To people who know football this isn’t a surprise. Mourinho should retire now and join Keane in the studio because management just isn’t for him anymore. Would rather watch paint dry than his dinosaur football

Fun fact: he isn't. He's had to deal with a mountain of bullshit: Ronaldo, Gr*enwood, Antony, Sancho, ownership changes, record number of injuries (long term in a majority of them) this season to key personnel. It would be impressive if we weren't awful.

@JRad137 i love when i read something that someone has said absolutely perfectly

and with all the returning players the level of football must simply rise. less and less excuses now

@Reddevi44483856 @Man_Utd_Forever id say long term dalot is way more likely to fit in a great team- he should be able to develop WITH the team better as well, i'd rather build around him than awb

@Man_Utd_Forever @NewYearNewRed Both aren't great for United.

No. There's only one AWB, there are plenty of (better) Dalots. 177 appearances in which he's been highly consistent, including 34/38 starts in the szns we finished 3rd and 2nd under Ole, but half the fanbase claim he's got no talent and has been nothing but a liability. Baffling

@Man_Utd_Forever @SayNoMore33 pep made better awbs by dumping smaller centre backs out wide 😂😂 i promise you, for the role awb fills there are smarter ones that dont need to rely on last ditch tackles- which dont work as well in intricate spaces in the box, we're there a lot

@NewYearNewRed @SayNoMore33 It would be concerning if he didn't improve from the outset, but yeah, he has improved considerably. However, the point I was initially making remains that better Dalots are out there, whereas it's much harder to say the same for AWBs.

@Man_Utd_Forever @Reddevi44483856 you just continued to do it 😂😂 but youll never see it because you literally dont pay enough attention to dalot to tell

@NewYearNewRed @Reddevi44483856 I'm just explaining my point - you accused me of underrating Dalot and overrating AWB and I'm here trying to show why I don't think that's the case. I *promise* that's all there is to it

@Man_Utd_Forever @SayNoMore33 also, dalot has CONSTANTLY improved- you have to pay attention to him to properly see it tho

@NewYearNewRed @SayNoMore33 Never said that 👍 just making the point that in previous years we've had much better control in A: a functional system and B: a team in which AWB was a mainstay

@Man_Utd_Forever @SayNoMore33 again a simply irrelevant point- this year we've had way more injuries than any of the years youre referencing already- along with the fact dalot years include RANGNICK 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Man_Utd_Forever @Reddevi44483856 yet again, i dont care about 'many'. i get youre reading from a script, but i prefer the respect of you actually reading what I say. yet again, this is a purely simple view without considering the many facets there are to a modern full back...

@NewYearNewRed @Reddevi44483856 I'm just making the point that I don't think Dalot's a good defender, and certainly isn't as good as many think. Some moments are telling, but overall trends don't lie: opposing winger get *much* more joy against Dalot than AWB

@Man_Utd_Forever @SayNoMore33 11 men on the pitch and you want dalot to be the only determinant of control xd

@NewYearNewRed @SayNoMore33 Which we've been doing so much this season...

@Man_Utd_Forever @Reddevi44483856 completely irrelevant point, i never did that- why would i claim clearly idiotic randos? and you can pick and choose, it just makes you look more biased

@NewYearNewRed @Reddevi44483856 Saw a lot of people proclaiming Dalot as a brilliant defender after the Spurs game, but Timo Werner had so much time and space in that game and ended up getting an assist 🤷‍♂️ plus so many moments stand out that show the gulf in class between them: the cup final, Galatasaray (A)...

@Man_Utd_Forever @SayNoMore33 dalot is simply better at controlling games

@SayNoMore33 If we want to be on the front foot, shutting down an opposing winger would be a good starting point, no? Also AWB can offer plenty in build-up, and has done for us - we used to play one/two touch football in our own defensive third with the best teams pressing us ... and get out!

@DevilTalkMUFC no, he's one of our most important players in progression this season (yes, injuries acknowledged), he's got one of the best mentalities in the team and he tends to step UP in bigger games, or games his teammates arent stepping up in. he's more influential mentality wise imo

99% of all the reasons why people rate Dalot over AWB is on what he “can be” How about we look at the right now and how he got stripped by the Wigan wingers and despite playing well was at fault in part for Tottenham’s equaliser