Quote from: MarjorieZimmermanGinger on Today at 06:30:20 AM

Quote from: Oluwa-btc on Today at 05:41:02 AM

Wait? What?! Amorim didn't dump him on the bench, he wanted him out of the club for a good reasonand no managerwould'veoverlookedit. He's always been his first choice ahead of Mount but Mason Mount earned that spot to start ahead of him in the finals after scoring two goals against Atletico Bilbao before the finals. Garnacho has attitude issues, he can move to a new team, act like he's got his attitude in check but two to three games, these attitude of his will burst out. Talented but yeah bye b!tch!( I hope he flops )

I agree with your point, as Garnacho does have an attitude problem and often explodes when the manager makes a decision that doesn't benefit him. He has a good desire to play for another team for whatever reason, but if his attitude doesn't change, I'm sure he'll have the same problems he had at Manchester United. Mount also didn't get a chance to start next then, but his attitude is much better than Garnacho's. We hope he gets a chance to play for a new team, but his attitude needs to change first.

I am not a big fan of passing judgement on someone till I know the full context of the story or I get to hear from the person, that's why I still don't see garnacho as a player with a terrible attitude. What I sense about him from afar is that he loves winning and as we all knows, a winner will mostly get upset and sometimes throw tantrums anytime he wasn't able to win base on the lapses or incompetence of his team mate, so I don't necessarily think that what happened between garnacho and the Manchester united manager will ever repeat at Chelsea because he is definitely going to be below the perking other as far as this season is concerned, but if he truly have an attitude problem, he will not even play up to two seasons at Chelsea because they have zero tolerance for bad attitude unlike Manchester united that lets so many things slide.