Premier League veteran: If Ronaldo can't do it, it should be replaced! Ronnick should consider the team!

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According to the report on January 5, Sutton, a veteran Premier League player who is currently serving as a Commentator in the Premier League, published a column in the British media "Daily Mail" where he served, based on manchester United's 0-1 loss to Wolves on January 4, and the run-in effect of Manchester United and C Ronaldo this season, analyzed manchester United and C Ronaldo at this stage, and gave his own views. Sutton pointed out: If Ronaldo can't do it, it should be replaced! Ronnick should consider the team!

Sutton began by saying that Lonnick had abandoned the 4222 formation he relied on after midfield. As the godfather of high-level pressing, Lonnick's abandonment of the 4222 formation means that he believes Manchester United players cannot carry out this tactic. Wolves had 14 shots on goal in the first half, and Ronnick was forced to use the defense of a three-back in the second half to stop the attack, but unfortunately lost 0-1 and seemed to be completely defeated.

Sutton said Lonnick's tactical approach was good and that it was scientific to grab back the ball from a high post, but that would only work if all the players were involved, as he had coached before. But at Manchester United, that line of thinking doesn't maximize the role of some players. Sutton also badly commented on Sancho and Rashford, arguing that Sancho didn't play for the price and that Rashford was in poor form this season.

When it comes to Manchester United, of course, it is inevitable to say Ronaldo. Sutton said Lonnick needed to convince United players to obey, but he wasn't sure if he could get the job done. Sutton also said that Ronaldo is an interesting topic, he has long said that Ronaldo is not a player who can stick to the whole field, he prefers to spend energy on important moments. So Sutton believes that Lonnick can't convince Ronaldo to make a high-level pressing throughout the game. Sutton said Ronaldo occasionally gave up walking and was welcomed by fans, but there were very few such rounds.

Sutton pointedly pointed out that the Manchester United team that was led by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last season had 40 points in 19 games, but this season, Manchester United, which has C Ronaldo, Sancho and Varane (second in value only to Manchester City and Greater Paris, the third in the world), has 31 points in 19 rounds. Sutton suggested that Ronnick should consider the team and what is good for the collective. If Ronaldo can't do it and can be replaced by other players, then he should be replaced.

Finally, Sutton sympathized with United's midfielders, such as McTomina and Nemanja Matic, because of their heavy workload. Also sympathetic is Manchester United goalkeeper De Gea, the Premier League's most saved goalkeeper this season, without which United would have been even worse. Before writing this column, Sutton commented on the match after the manchester United and Wolves on January 4, arguing that some of the Manchester United players did not run, did not execute tactics, and played far from Chelsea and Liverpool to two extremes.