Antony

The Sheriff midfielder Rasheed Ibrahim Akanbi stared at Antony without even bothering to press, and upon completing the second spin, the United player slid a ...

He had the chance to top his performance with a goal in the second half but his shot flew just over. A comfortable 3-0 victory and they kept their hopes of sealing top spot in the group alive with their biggest win of the season so far. He is one who can outplay players, he can run in behind,” Ten Hag explained before the game. He looks back to being the player he was. [Luke Shaw](https://theathletic.com/football/player/luke-shaw-Zy2SAXAr0OEuSY7y/), orchestrated after an excellent pass sequence. This freestyling mentality helped earn Antony a move to one of the Antony was not the only player who enjoyed themselves against Sheriff. The Sheriff midfielder Rasheed Ibrahim Akanbi stared at Antony without even bothering to press, and upon completing the second spin, the United player slid a pass out of play for a goal kick. “I don’t have a problem with the spin as long as it’s functional,” said the United manager. The focus and the publicity around the club is a lot bigger.” In fairness to Antony, no one can accuse him of only doing it when everything is going to plan. He has come a very long way to be at Old Trafford to show that skill, but I want to see it closer to someone.”

The Manchester United win over Sheriff has prompted praise but also a call for Paul Scholes to let Antony have some fun.

This is the best solution for football – the officials give a soft signal (I believe it was on or offside) and if you can’t prove it was wrong within a reasonable time frame or level of accuracy you stick with that decision. I’m constantly reading that offside is objective (you’re either offside or you’re not) and whilst this is theoretically true, the tools we have to measure offside introduce a margin of error that Kane’s ‘goal’ clearly falls within. Cricket deals with this through umpire’s call – if a decision is close enough to be within that margin of error they go with the human assessment. His high line was crucified by the media and pundits, as if Klopp was unaware that it was a risk. The fact is football is a game whose rules were never designed to be enforced so forensically. They have a plan on how they want to play, like Klopp and Guardiola, but can ally that to deep analysis that they have grown up with. Klopp is getting hammered right now for a team letting in too many goals and not scoring enough (albeit the second highest scoring team in the CL group stage behind Napoli.) Conte was getting early praise as Spurs jumped up the EPL table but are now struggling. When we put crosses into the box Ronaldo will win them and like his goal is ready on the rebound and I would start him but I also understand that you have to show who’s in charge if you are Ten Hag. And if the club is smart, they’ll give him a decent wage boost on a long-term contract that he can renegotiate every two years. He’s in a position to found a dynasty of sorts, and make a crater where he’d only make a footnote at say, Real. The pass was overhit and that is more the issue. For the game on the weekend I think you half to choose Lindelof to partner Martinez but knowing United it’ll be Maguire.