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I think that Januzaj match comp will get taken down for an obvious reason. Will upload my one.
I don't disagree with this but then I don't think Scholes was ever as timid or passive from that position as Kagawa. I don't think he struggled to be effective there in Euro 2004 at all for example. Absolutely it's never going to be the way to get the best out of these players but I don't think that's an excuse for such a fearful approach to the game.
I think that Januzaj match comp will get taken down for an obvious reason. Will upload my one.
What's the obvious reason? It doesn't appear so obvious to me..
The user has failed to crop the logos out. Will get taken down IMO.
Van Persie, Carrick, Rooney, Nani, Giggs, Valencia - they've all shown that ability to turn the game singlehandedly or carry the team's attack. I'm not sure what Giggs trying silly flicks has to do with it really, with Giggs he's always trying to make things happen in attack. Likewise with Rooney. I don't care if Kagawa makes mistakes, I just want to see him step up when the team needs it and I'm not sure I've ever seen him do that for us in any position. It's about his approach to the game more than his end product.
To be fair, a lot of this comes down to confidence, which is maybe currently the biggest difference between him and Januzaj, even more so than the system compatibility.
I´m one of the biggest sceptics in terms of Kagawa at United, but not everything comes down to the system. For the most part, Kagawa feels like a restricted player at United. He does not appear as a player who wants to make things happen, but is more concerned to make no mistakes. Even when he struggled at Dortmund (contrary to popular belief, he was not always fantatic there), he still had these strokes of genius which could turn around games where he was otherwise invisible.
We don´t know the inner workings of United and how much Moyes rates Kagawa. Taking him off vs. WBA was one of the worst signs Moyes could show to the Japanese. For a player, who used to play under a coach, who backed him up even in times it did not work, this situation can be really hard, especially in the process of adapting. We can not look inside Kagawa´s head. Maybe he is just a player who needs the utmost faith by his coach. This certainly does not make him really suited for elite clubs, where the competition is extremely fierce and the patience of the managers is not the longest. Maybe he is even with all his quality not "United material".
He is very difficult to dispossess unless you use illegal means.Clever use of the ball most every time and so easy on the eye.What a gem!
Tbf, Kagawa earnt the trust of Klopp at Dortmund, and that's why he was kept on even though he was having poor matches. Right now, he's struggling to justify his inclusion in the first XI.
Is there a stat for the most fouled players? Per minute he must be at the top by far.
I don't usually like to get too excited about our youngsters, but this kid really is special. It's just the fact that everything he does looks so effortless.
He looks so good
every time he has the ball its 'cock-out' material, im not sure i can last another 45 minutes of that
He looks so good for someone so young.
It's not an exaggeration to say he's playing just as well as an 18 year old Ronaldo.
Think of Dirk Kuyt's face for a minute to calm it down.
Thank feck Paedo Schmeichel isn't still at the club. And not just because he's about 50 and that's far too old for a goalkeeper at this level.Bit of a weird statement. But, he's 18, so at least he's legal for you.
Thank feck Paedo Schmeichel isn't still at the club. And not just because he's about 50 and that's far too old for a goalkeeper at this level.
Bit of a weird statement. But, he's 18, so at least he's legal for you.
Oh my. That boy is giving me a semi.
He makes better decisions.
From the Matchday thread. Probably good to have all the evidence in one place for when the police need it.
He makes better decisions.