In the second round of the League Cup, Manchester United was eliminated by English League Two Greensby. In the penalty shootout, the new Red Devils player Sheshko took the 10th penalty kick, and he received a lot of criticism after the game. In the S...
Sheshko is just a 22-year-old man who has just arrived in a new country and is working to adapt to a big club. He didn't want to offend anyone, and he didn't stand up early because he was afraid. In addition, there are reports that he might have cramped at that time.
Amorin asked Sheshko to start in the hope that he could get into the form as soon as possible and give him an hour or maybe he could score a goal. But you have to know that Sheshko only joined Manchester United two weeks ago and could not fully adapt so quickly. So, it is really unfair to him to suddenly accuse him of standing up early to play a very stressed penalty kick. However, he does need some help and guidance. Who will teach him how to become a striker suitable for Manchester United? No one in the team can do this at the moment.
Someone suggested that Rooney could be asked for help, because Rooney lives near the Carrington training base and often takes her son to the youth training camp. Why not ask him to help Sheshko? Rooney can tell him how to deal with changes in life when transferring from Everton to Manchester United, and can even help him book some private restaurants. Rooney can also lead the forwards to do some training, even if it is only 20 minutes. Imagine how much this legendary English star would teach some tips to them.
I remember when Sean Dyche asked Sheringham to coach a few of us in shooting training, which was amazing. Sheringham will tell us: "Every time you shoot, you have to think about scoring, find those corners and develop habits." These small mindset adjustments are very useful for young players. For Sheshko, he has experienced huge changes in life and faced with huge exposure, we need to give him time to adapt to it all.
Some people compare Sheshko to Arsenal's Yorke, but Yorke has played for seven clubs at the age of 27 and he knows how to deal with this situation. However, Sheshko is only 22 years old and we can't ask for too much from him.
In addition, there are also criticisms of Amorin's tactical arrangements. But even if you use a 1-9 formation against Greensby, you may not win if the player's attitude is wrong. Some players in Manchester United, such as Rashford, Garnacho and even Maynu, are complaining that it is a coach's problem rather than their own. If that mentality persists, I don't think they can beat Burnley on Saturday.
