Over rated modern players

[Rugby Toffee]

Jack Grealish , a decent player in a poor side , would struggle in a decent side to shine

 

[sageyefc]

Sigurdson, at his absolute best he was no more than a match of the day highlights player.

kyle Walker, pure pace merchant, without that he’d be playing for the dog and duck

 

[Billy Dean]

Mason Mount and his twin at Leicester, if they are Englands future then its bleak.

Agree on Maddison but I think Mount will become a top player.

 

[Welshy]

Harry Kane - he’s always been a “look at my goals stats, but don’t watch me” player for me

But his stats are off the charts really, definitely a world class striker. He is the modern Shearer yet he might even be more boring as [Poor language removed]. If Spurs lose and he scores I honestly think he's happy.

 

[Little Ralphy]

United version yes.
Juventus version absolutely not.

Lad I work with has been a Juve season ticket holder his whole life, and he never rated him. He reckons it was Vidal doing all the work when they played together. He used to say it back then as well and couldn't believe utd paid so much for pogba.

 

[Little Ralphy]

Zaha for me, just a skillful player who rarely impacts a game.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Citys squad bar Aguero and De Bruyne

It really is crazy how much worse they play generally without KDB in. That's partially because of how great he is, but they have the resources to deal with it.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Jack Grealish , a decent player in a poor side , would struggle in a decent side to shine

I think it'll go the other way. Put him in a side where players link with him and he will smash it.

 

[Papa Shango]

I don't see it with Ilkay Gundogan.

He was quality at Dortmund.

If I remember correctly he got a pretty bad injury not long after joining City and has never been quiet the same player.

 

[TheBigIguana]

He was quality at Dortmund.

If I remember correctly he got a pretty bad injury not long after joining City and has never been quiet the same player.

I thought he would crush it tbh. I'm not sure he suits Pep's system. He isn't a lone DM like Fernandinho and I don't think he's good enough in and around the box to be like De Bruyne or Silva.

 

[ChesterBlue]

Mason Mount and his twin at Leicester, if they are Englands future then its bleak.

Agreed, I think Grealish is miles ahead of both of them (in a significantly worse team)

 

[shagpuss]

Rashford. Absolutely loves a penalty and his team get more than anybody. At another club his scoring record would be dismal.

He’s like a more fashionable Danny Welbeck.

 

[KaiserEFC]

He’s like a more fashionable Danny Welbeck.

Every time I hear him being lauded over I’m like I get he’a young-ish and English and a nice lad but, and I can’t stress this enough he LOVES a penalty and United have probably had more PL penalties than the 3 teams in the relegation zone have PL appearances combined.

 

[TheBigIguana]

Rashford. Absolutely loves a penalty and his team get more than anybody. At another club his scoring record would be dismal.

I think as a LW with Pogba and Fernandes providing a lot of possession to him he could take off. The penalties do put a bit of a weird spin on him right now.

 

[duncs pigeon]

Jack Grealish , a decent player in a poor side , would struggle in a decent side to shine

He would be better for imo. Having better players around him would improve him, hes a very good footballer.