Academy Policy EXPOSED! | Paddock Podcast

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  1. @FullTimeDevils

    REPLY to this comment with the one player you think United should've KEPT!

  2. @kingjames1101

    Players like Gomes and Fernandez simply wouldn’t have developed at United like they have abroad. Mainoo is dying this season because of how bad we are and he is an elite talent. Gomes and Fernandez would have been swallowed up in this current setup. Angel is available for free and we have a buyback for Fernandez and I would bring both back but letting them leave was not a mistake.

  3. @ArronHocking-nz4bh

    Ander Herrera ❤ never properly replaced, like soo many other's GGMU

  4. @ufokemo

    When it comes to Mctominay, he did not have a position in Manchester United's set up. Its that simple. He was always set to shine in a team that has a position he plays

  5. @p3qU3t0n

    Jay looks like Ashley Young

  6. @kevinreece6475

    We have let go so many good young players in the past, but the past has gone now. What worries me is that our U18's have just won the treble, how many of these will we release cheaply.

  7. @matt.985

    Top man Fin!

  8. @Real_Recognise_Real_1

    Fin is a brilliant addition. 👏🏽👏🏽

  9. @MarkSide_

    8:19 like they grab his conjones when he belted out that laugh

  10. @mrludders4712

    Surly all clubs with successful academies have this. City have let go lavia, porro, ibrahim Diaz, palmer, sancho & Delap now at Ipswich. Chelsea let go solanke, ake, rice, tomori and nketiah, even musiala slipped through their fingers. Looking in hindsight is always great but we aren’t the only club doing this by a long stretch. Mctominay May look good in Italy but we’d seen enough to know he wasn’t good enough in the prem. the key is career paths Utd have to make sure we have them for the brilliant kids coming up and stop getting bogged down with fan favourites and players blocking paths coz the are on huge wages. A bit like the Ajax and Barca method which ETH was suppose to implement but had moved away from.