Matty Cash

[Footy-Vill]

Matty Cash
"I’ve had to wait my time a little bit to get forward, Me and the manager have worked closely on that in terms of having my time when to go and when not to go.
And here we thought there were spaces on the sides for both sides, that’s what the manager spoke about on Friday. So, he’s a tactical genius.”

[Clampy]

Matty Cash
"I’ve had to wait my time a little bit to get forward, Me and the manager have worked closely on that in terms of having my time when to go and when not to go.
And here we thought there were spaces on the sides for both sides, that’s what the manager spoke about on Friday. So, he’s a tactical genius.”

I wonder which poster suggested Cash might be first out the Emery door?

[pauliewalnuts]

Matty Cash
"I’ve had to wait my time a little bit to get forward, Me and the manager have worked closely on that in terms of having my time when to go and when not to go.
And here we thought there were spaces on the sides for both sides, that’s what the manager spoke about on Friday. So, he’s a tactical genius.”

I wonder which poster suggested Cash might be first out the Emery door?

On account of him being ‘not a good person’ I recall.

[N'ZMAV]

GregNash?

[KevinGage]

Toxteth O'Grady.

[Brazilian Villain]

Withington Red?

[paul_e]

Matty Cash
"I’ve had to wait my time a little bit to get forward, Me and the manager have worked closely on that in terms of having my time when to go and when not to go.
And here we thought there were spaces on the sides for both sides, that’s what the manager spoke about on Friday. So, he’s a tactical genius.”

I wonder which poster suggested Cash might be first out the Emery door?

On account of him being ‘not a good person’ I recall.

and having a lack of football intelligence if I remember correctly, I think the same has been aimed at McGinn in the past as well.

[Footy-Vill]

Matty Cash
"I’ve had to wait my time a little bit to get forward, Me and the manager have worked closely on that in terms of having my time when to go and when not to go.
And here we thought there were spaces on the sides for both sides, that’s what the manager spoke about on Friday. So, he’s a tactical genius.”

I wonder which poster suggested Cash might be first out the Emery door?

On account of him being ‘not a good person’ I recall.

and having a lack of football intelligence if I remember correctly, I think the same has been aimed at McGinn in the past as well.

Gregg Evans telling us all the latest:

Matty Cash has explained the methods that are helping him succeed under Unai Emery but insists he still remains fearful of losing his place.

“It’s never mine” was the Aston Villa defender’s reply after a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace, when asked whether his form has helped him secure the right-back starting berth again after a period out of the team.

Cash also describes the time after the World Cup where he found himself briefly on the sidelines as “weird”.

“People were saying that I had been dropped because I wasn’t playing well, but I hadn’t really played!” he says.

“I had a strong World Cup (with Poland), came back, and people were saying I’m not playing because I didn’t play great. I was like, ‘No’.

“Ash (Ashley Young) was playing well, we were winning games. I just had to be patient.”

Cash came back into the line-up in the 4-2 defeat by Arsenal and has started the last three games. Before that, he was a substitute for five of the previous six Premier League matches, the first time he was out of the team for an extended period since signing in September 2020.

“It’s obviously difficult (when you don’t play),” Cash added.

“Every day I just try to get better. If the manager puts me on or if I start, I will do my best and at the moment it is going alright.”

Cash has assisted a goal in his last two home games, prompting Joachim Andersen to turn into his own net on Saturday, and while he’s not shy to admit he enjoys the attacking side of the game, he knows that under Emery he has to pick the moments he goes forward carefully.

“This manager is so tactically good that he tells me when I can go and when not to go,” Cash adds.

“On Saturday I chose the right time to go, I got fed in and we scored from it. That’s exactly what he is on about. He shows he’s a tactical master.

“I get the information in the week so I have to choose my times when to go and I think I’m doing it well.

“I want to keep getting into those positions and hopefully give Ollie Watkins some tap-ins in the times ahead.”

[paul_e]

Gregg Evans telling us all the latest:

Matty Cash has explained the methods that are helping him succeed under Unai Emery but insists he still remains fearful of losing his place.

“It’s never mine” was the Aston Villa defender’s reply after a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace, when asked whether his form has helped him secure the right-back starting berth again after a period out of the team.

Cash also describes the time after the World Cup where he found himself briefly on the sidelines as “weird”.

“People were saying that I had been dropped because I wasn’t playing well, but I hadn’t really played!” he says.

“I had a strong World Cup (with Poland), came back, and people were saying I’m not playing because I didn’t play great. I was like, ‘No’.

“Ash (Ashley Young) was playing well, we were winning games. I just had to be patient.”

Cash came back into the line-up in the 4-2 defeat by Arsenal and has started the last three games. Before that, he was a substitute for five of the previous six Premier League matches, the first time he was out of the team for an extended period since signing in September 2020.

“It’s obviously difficult (when you don’t play),” Cash added.

“Every day I just try to get better. If the manager puts me on or if I start, I will do my best and at the moment it is going alright.”

Cash has assisted a goal in his last two home games, prompting Joachim Andersen to turn into his own net on Saturday, and while he’s not shy to admit he enjoys the attacking side of the game, he knows that under Emery he has to pick the moments he goes forward carefully.

“This manager is so tactically good that he tells me when I can go and when not to go,” Cash adds.

“On Saturday I chose the right time to go, I got fed in and we scored from it. That’s exactly what he is on about. He shows he’s a tactical master.

“I get the information in the week so I have to choose my times when to go and I think I’m doing it well.

“I want to keep getting into those positions and hopefully give Ollie Watkins some tap-ins in the times ahead.”

The bold bit, you were one of those people (except you also came out with the 'lack of football intelligence' bullshit as well), I posted a few times that he wasn't playing because of Young doing well rather than anything Cash was or wasn't doing and you wouldn't accept it. Will you admit you were wrong now Cash himself has given the exact same explanation?

[eamonn]

Two assists don't make a summer etc. Rather than being told by his manager when to go forward and not, hopefully he'll learn by himself soon enough. It's an area that we can still improve on and I'd expect a RB to be signed in the summer, especially if Young isn't given a new deal.

[Footy-Vill]

Gregg Evans telling us all the latest:

Matty Cash has explained the methods that are helping him succeed under Unai Emery but insists he still remains fearful of losing his place.

“It’s never mine” was the Aston Villa defender’s reply after a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace, when asked whether his form has helped him secure the right-back starting berth again after a period out of the team.

Cash also describes the time after the World Cup where he found himself briefly on the sidelines as “weird”.

“People were saying that I had been dropped because I wasn’t playing well, but I hadn’t really played!” he says.

“I had a strong World Cup (with Poland), came back, and people were saying I’m not playing because I didn’t play great. I was like, ‘No’.

“Ash (Ashley Young) was playing well, we were winning games. I just had to be patient.”

Cash came back into the line-up in the 4-2 defeat by Arsenal and has started the last three games. Before that, he was a substitute for five of the previous six Premier League matches, the first time he was out of the team for an extended period since signing in September 2020.

“It’s obviously difficult (when you don’t play),” Cash added.

“Every day I just try to get better. If the manager puts me on or if I start, I will do my best and at the moment it is going alright.”

Cash has assisted a goal in his last two home games, prompting Joachim Andersen to turn into his own net on Saturday, and while he’s not shy to admit he enjoys the attacking side of the game, he knows that under Emery he has to pick the moments he goes forward carefully.

“This manager is so tactically good that he tells me when I can go and when not to go,” Cash adds.

“On Saturday I chose the right time to go, I got fed in and we scored from it. That’s exactly what he is on about. He shows he’s a tactical master.

“I get the information in the week so I have to choose my times when to go and I think I’m doing it well.

“I want to keep getting into those positions and hopefully give Ollie Watkins some tap-ins in the times ahead.”

The bold bit, you were one of those people (except you also came out with the 'lack of football intelligence' bullshit as well), I posted a few times that he wasn't playing because of Young doing well rather than anything Cash was or wasn't doing and you wouldn't accept it. Will you admit you were wrong now Cash himself has given the exact same explanation?

More differing opinion than wrong. 
Cash was probably not looking to admit he's taking his time adapting and was using Ash Young form as an excuse. He is, indeed, terrified of losing his position. I can't admit anything wrong on my part because Cash will never openly admit to struggling with instruction.
To me I'm not convinced he's Emery man long term.
I do admit he performed admirably in his last two matches and have been there to give him due credit.
Anything else, I believe I, you, and Matty will have to agree to disagree on.

[paul_e]

I could literally have written that reply for you, I'm just surprised you can reach the keyboard from the pedestal you put yourself on.

[Drummond]

Gregg Evans telling us all the latest:

Matty Cash has explained the methods that are helping him succeed under Unai Emery but insists he still remains fearful of losing his place.

“It’s never mine” was the Aston Villa defender’s reply after a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace, when asked whether his form has helped him secure the right-back starting berth again after a period out of the team.

Cash also describes the time after the World Cup where he found himself briefly on the sidelines as “weird”.

“People were saying that I had been dropped because I wasn’t playing well, but I hadn’t really played!” he says.

“I had a strong World Cup (with Poland), came back, and people were saying I’m not playing because I didn’t play great. I was like, ‘No’.

“Ash (Ashley Young) was playing well, we were winning games. I just had to be patient.”

Cash came back into the line-up in the 4-2 defeat by Arsenal and has started the last three games. Before that, he was a substitute for five of the previous six Premier League matches, the first time he was out of the team for an extended period since signing in September 2020.

“It’s obviously difficult (when you don’t play),” Cash added.

“Every day I just try to get better. If the manager puts me on or if I start, I will do my best and at the moment it is going alright.”

Cash has assisted a goal in his last two home games, prompting Joachim Andersen to turn into his own net on Saturday, and while he’s not shy to admit he enjoys the attacking side of the game, he knows that under Emery he has to pick the moments he goes forward carefully.

“This manager is so tactically good that he tells me when I can go and when not to go,” Cash adds.

“On Saturday I chose the right time to go, I got fed in and we scored from it. That’s exactly what he is on about. He shows he’s a tactical master.

“I get the information in the week so I have to choose my times when to go and I think I’m doing it well.

“I want to keep getting into those positions and hopefully give Ollie Watkins some tap-ins in the times ahead.”

The bold bit, you were one of those people (except you also came out with the 'lack of football intelligence' bullshit as well), I posted a few times that he wasn't playing because of Young doing well rather than anything Cash was or wasn't doing and you wouldn't accept it. Will you admit you were wrong now Cash himself has given the exact same explanation?

More differing opinion than wrong. 
Cash was probably not looking to admit he's taking his time adapting and was using Ash Young form as an excuse. He is, indeed, terrified of losing his position. I can't admit anything wrong on my part because Cash will never openly admit to struggling with instruction.
To me I'm not convinced he's Emery man long term.
I do admit he performed admirably in his last two matches and have been there to give him due credit.
Anything else, I believe I, you, and Matty will have to agree to disagree on.

Nah, you're just wrong.

[Footy-Vill]

At this moment its actually impossible to be wrong about Cash being Emerys man long-term as only time will tell so there!


"Emery is not thought to be convinced by Digne (or Cash) which is why he has signed Moreno and may look for a right-back in the summer, with Ashley Young turning 38 in July"
Source:
ITK Tom Collomosse

[paul_e]

At this moment its actually impossible to be wrong about Cash being Emerys man long-term as only time will tell so there!


"Emery is not thought to be convinced by Digne (or Cash) which is why he has signed Moreno and may look for a right-back in the summer, with Ashley Young turning 38 in July"
Source:
ITK Tom Collomosse

You were wrong about why he wasn't playing though, which is what everyone else is talking about, just because you've decided to move the goalposts to wiggle out of it (exactly like when you claimed Olsen would be starting ahead of Martinez) doesn't mean anyone has forgotten the nonsense you've posted. Young came into the team because Cash was given a break after the world cup, Young played well and kept his spot but Cash has now been eased back into the team.

The worst part is what happened at right back is exactly what should happen at a well run club with decent cover in the squad but instead of understanding that, and being pleased to see it, you and many other people, decided to read something else into it and create a story that didn't need to exist, which is exactly the point Cash is making in the article you posted.

As for that quote, a quick tip for you, anything that starts with "XX is not thought to..." is most likely bullshit because that means "someone, somewhere has suggested that...". For someone who posts a lot of bullshit (McGinn going to Dublin for example) you'd think you'd know how to spot it by now.