2019/20 Moise Kean

[Rooney_Tunes]

So we just hook anyone who has a bad 10 minute period in a game now? This should be interesting

I can categorically state, that if Kean had gifted United a winner in the 94th minute, you would have been the first to throw the proverbial sink at Duncan for poor man management.

 

[overkill]

I don't like that on football manager keans idol is listed as Mario Ballotelli.

 

[Riquelme]

I don't like that on football manager keans idol is listed as Mario Ballotelli.

Lack of homework by Brands right there

 

[kiss the crest]

He came on as a fresh pair of legs, like what others have said we are in a relegation fight, the player that he replaced was doing more than him before he came off.

Kean should be going out of his way to impress as he is 19 years of age at a new club, seen the shift other players had put in and worked really hard for 20 mins or so, but no he was jogging around.

What it also shows to other players is if you don’t put 100% effort in you won’t get in the team, this lad seems to have a Lookman type of attitude

 

[longers]

You've never played a competitive game, have you?

of course not, but even if I had your point would be redundant given I’m not an elite level athlete who trains every day with fitness experts. A professional player should not be wrecked after 10 minutes unless they have some kind of bug or are coming back from an injury, he looked more knackered than the players who had been on for 80 odd minutes.

 

[GwladysPhil]

You've never played a competitive game, have you?

Brain rot.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Because we were hanging onto a much needed point by the skin of our teeth, Kean had the lowest pass accuracy of the team (50%) bar Pickford, looked tired, was making clumsy tackles and was clearly confused on exactly what his role was and Ferguson presumably thought that Niasse would be better at seeing out the game.

Work the line, attain the ball, run to corner flag with said ball. Don't give fouls away deep in our half, it's all he had to do.

 

[TheVelourFog]

I can categorically state, that if Kean had gifted United a winner in the 94th minute, you would have been the first to throw the proverbial sink at Duncan for poor man management.

what gives you that impression?
It was poor regardless

 

[Jadubsee]

Seen some people saying he should start against Leicester. Not for me. He looked absolutely shattered after two sprints. Needs to work on his fitness.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

what gives you that impression?
It was poor regardless

On the other hand, it shows Ferguson is keen to rectify a mistake and act, not stair aimlessly at the ground match after match...

 

[Rooney_Tunes]

what gives you that impression?
It was poor regardless

Once the substitution has been made and the point is in the bag, it's easy to justify that it was "poor regardless".

 

[Pabbers]

Probably because some of us recognise that being humiliated in front of millions is a pretty tough thing to take, regardless of whether you agree that the substitution was the right thing to do.

snowflakes

 

[matty1878]

Seen some people saying he should start against Leicester. Not for me. He looked absolutely shattered after two sprints. Needs to work on his fitness.

He will start.

 

[MikeH72]

Really not seeing the “looked knackered” angle you know.

 

[Zatara]

Really not seeing the “looked knackered” angle you know.

Hungover? Bit weird it couldnt understand team instructions or those from Richarlison or DCL...