I don’t think it was condescending from Shaw, I think he was being genuine and had good intentions just didn’t articulate himself well.
Well you're likable too, unlike your pals here.
I would have too tbh, Shaw isn't even big man like that, they are fighting the same war side by side and he sonned him.
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Your boy Shaw knows quality. Respect to Shaw for honest praises while Saka has kept Rashford & Sancho on bench.
"Shaw said: "Honestly, I love him. I would just love it if he was my child. I love him like that.
"I feel that you could ask anyone in the squad that and they would say the same thing, about what a good guy he is.
"I didn't know him before I came to the camp and I didn't know what he would be like but I've got on so well with him.
"I would love him to be my brother. He's so cool, he's so funny. He makes everyone laugh - and he doesn't meant it. He's not a loud person but the way he is and the way he speaks is so funny.
"Someone like that in the camp is good to have and he gets everyone laughing. We all love him and appreciate the way he is."
Shaw hailed Saka for his on-pitch performances as well, and has called on the winger to keep his displays at a high standard in the latter rounds.
The left-back added: "He's unbelievable - and he's still only 19. That's a scary thing.
"He takes everything in his stride and he's not fazed by anything. When he's come in, he's been brilliant so far.
"I keep telling him that hopefully he keeps it up and he keeps impressing everyone.""
Man Utd fullback Shaw: Honestly, I love Arsenal winger Saka - Tribal Football
Manchester United fullback Luke Shaw has hailed the England impact of Arsenal youngster Bukayo Saka.The 19-year-old attacker has impressed for Gareth Southgate&www.tribalfootball.com
Sakalf to the rescue (awful I know)
Who should have won it in your opinion? Holdini ?
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Dont think Greenwood even belongs in that debateEngland team news: Bukayo Saka set to replace Jadon Sancho for Euro 2020 semi-final vs Denmark
England are expected to make one change to their starting XI for tonight’s Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark with Bukayo Saka replacing Jadon Sancho. Saka, 19, was left out of England’s matchday squad against Ukraine after picking up a knock. Jadon Sancho was instead handed his first...
England are expected to make one change to their starting XI for tonight’s Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark with Bukayo Saka replacing Jadon Sancho.
Saka, 19, was left out of England’s matchday squad against Ukraine after picking up a knock. Jadon Sancho was instead handed his first tournament start for the quarter-final victory, however, Saka is set to return to the starting line-up for tonight’s clash at Wembley.
The rest of England’s XI is likely to remain unchanged and manager Gareth Southgate is fortunate to have a clean bill of health in the squad.
England’s starting XI for their 4-0 win against Ukraine was: Pickford; Walker, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Phillips; Sancho, Mount, Sterling; Kane.
How has Saka performed at Euro 2020?
Saka has been a revelation for England at Euro 2020.
The 19-year-old was handed his first start during England’s final group game against the Czech Republic, which Southgate’s side won 1-0. He impressed heavily during the game and was handed UEFA’s man of the match award.
During the match, the Arsenal teenager was an attacking threat throughout and was responsible for 41.6 per cent of all dribbles in the game — completing at least twice as many (5) as the next closest player (Marcus Rashford, with 2).
After the game Southgate praised Saka for delivering “a real standout performance”.
Saka was rewarded for his display by retaining his place in England’s starting XI during the brilliant 2-0 win against Germany in the last 16. He put in another mature performance before being replaced by Jack Grealish in the second half.
He missed England’s quarter-final win against Ukraine at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday, however, after suffering what is believed to be an ankle issue in training.
How did England perform against Ukraine?
England ran riot in Rome and have progressed deep into successive tournaments for the first time in over half a century, having also reached the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup.
An early opener from Harry Kane following a superb threaded ball from Raheem Sterling set the tone for the evening. Harry Maguire added a second within a minute of the second half kick-off before Kane scored his second and substitute Jordan Henderson finally broke his England duck to make it four on a remarkable night for Southgate’s side.
Saka is currently winning the debate of him vs Foden vs Sancho vs Greenwod no?
England team news: Bukayo Saka set to replace Jadon Sancho for Euro 2020 semi-final vs Denmark
England are expected to make one change to their starting XI for tonight’s Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark with Bukayo Saka replacing Jadon Sancho. Saka, 19, was left out of England’s matchday squad against Ukraine after picking up a knock. Jadon Sancho was instead handed his first...
England are expected to make one change to their starting XI for tonight’s Euro 2020 semi-final against Denmark with Bukayo Saka replacing Jadon Sancho.
Saka, 19, was left out of England’s matchday squad against Ukraine after picking up a knock. Jadon Sancho was instead handed his first tournament start for the quarter-final victory, however, Saka is set to return to the starting line-up for tonight’s clash at Wembley.
The rest of England’s XI is likely to remain unchanged and manager Gareth Southgate is fortunate to have a clean bill of health in the squad.
England’s starting XI for their 4-0 win against Ukraine was: Pickford; Walker, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Phillips; Sancho, Mount, Sterling; Kane.
How has Saka performed at Euro 2020?
Saka has been a revelation for England at Euro 2020.
The 19-year-old was handed his first start during England’s final group game against the Czech Republic, which Southgate’s side won 1-0. He impressed heavily during the game and was handed UEFA’s man of the match award.
During the match, the Arsenal teenager was an attacking threat throughout and was responsible for 41.6 per cent of all dribbles in the game — completing at least twice as many (5) as the next closest player (Marcus Rashford, with 2).
After the game Southgate praised Saka for delivering “a real standout performance”.
Saka was rewarded for his display by retaining his place in England’s starting XI during the brilliant 2-0 win against Germany in the last 16. He put in another mature performance before being replaced by Jack Grealish in the second half.
He missed England’s quarter-final win against Ukraine at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday, however, after suffering what is believed to be an ankle issue in training.
How did England perform against Ukraine?
England ran riot in Rome and have progressed deep into successive tournaments for the first time in over half a century, having also reached the semi-finals of the 2018 World Cup.
An early opener from Harry Kane following a superb threaded ball from Raheem Sterling set the tone for the evening. Harry Maguire added a second within a minute of the second half kick-off before Kane scored his second and substitute Jordan Henderson finally broke his England duck to make it four on a remarkable night for Southgate’s side.
Saka is currently winning the debate of him vs Foden vs Sancho vs Greenwod no?
