Jadon Sancho

supercity88 said:
Not sure what has happened with the lad. But it's a message to all the bright talent out there - don't join the rags. He performed brilliantly for Dortmund and probably should have stayed another year, or at least been a bit more sensible in his choice of new club. He's been poorly advised from the get go though, he could have stayed and been a part of our record breaking City side.
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He did but he still was a cock there you can't change someone personality
 
Mon Autre said:
His performances in Germany vindicated his decision to leave IMO.
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Sancho achieved quick success at the cost of being mentally unprepared to succeed at the top level. Foden didn't aim at quick success and was vindicated, as he is now much better than Sancho and has won many titles.

Imo, it's not only about United, it's mostly about Sancho being big-headed and unprepared. Time will tell. I hope he regains form at another club, but I think his current version would flop anywhere.
 
alexmcity said:
Sancho achieved quick success at the cost of being mentally unprepared to succeed at the top level. Foden didn't aim at quick success and was vindicated, as he is now much better than Sancho and has won many titles.

Imo, it's not only about United, it's mostly about Sancho being big-headed and unprepared. Time will tell. I hope he regains form at another club, but I think his current version would flop anywhere.
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As far as I'm aware, there weren't really any questions regarding his mentality at Dortmund?
 
This is all a part of the development of young players.
I have always wanted young players to be given opportunities, but they have to be earned. You have to show, every single day, that you are better than the world-class players in front of you. You may not be as developed as a player, but you will be earlier to training, you will work harder, stay later, be respectful to everyone around the club and show that you are totally deserving of your opportunity. Equally, the club needs to act in good faith, providing game-time to those that do exactly that, and showing those coming up exactly what the demands are. It is complex because while all that is going on, other clubs are willing to pay you more and give you more game time. It takes a special player and agent to resist the temptation and act in the long-term best interests of each other.

Jadon is a talent, but talent alone is simply not enough.
 
oldius said:
This is all a part of the development of young players.
I have always wanted young players to be given opportunities, but they have to be earned. You have to show, every single day, that you are better than the world-class players in front of you. You may not be as developed as a player, but you will be earlier to training, you will work harder, stay later, be respectful to everyone around the club and show that you are totally deserving of your opportunity. Equally, the club needs to act in good faith, providing game-time to those that do exactly that, and showing those coming up exactly what the demands are. It is complex because while all that is going on, other clubs are willing to pay you more and give you more game time. It takes a special player and agent to resist the temptation and act in the long-term best interests of each other.

Jadon is a talent, but talent alone is simply not enough.
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Agree with all of the above, but it is the player who adopts all such principles which reach the top of their profession.

Sancho has displayed the wrong elements since deciding against listening to Pep and the club at age 17 for the short term route.

Now exposed for that arrogance and poor judgement
( except financially of course ) .
 
Colin Bells Boots said:
Agree with all of the above, but it is the player who adopts all such principles which reach the top of their profession.

Sancho has displayed the wrong elements since deciding against listening to Pep and the club at age 17 for the short term route.

Now exposed for that arrogance and poor judgement
( except financially of course ) .
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Oh, definitely, the consequences of his own actions have been laid bare. Alternatively, Jude Bellingham took a similar course and is now at the top of the world game. There are so many variables, and personal development from late teens to mid-twenties is often fraught with pitfalls.
 
he’s talented but probably suited to another league, he’s easily bullied out of the game in the Prem.
 
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