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What happened to your sign offs man? Got to keep the brand going!I drool whenever this kid plays
So, when will he announce that his childhood dream was to play for Real Madrid?
I think he'll start against Liverpool.
Really pleased that Moyes took the risk of bringing him on. He's walking the walk as well as talking the talk when it comes to giving youth players a shot so far, here's hoping he keeps that going. Januzaj will absolutely reward faith shown in him.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...-moyes-will-speak-to-ashley-young-over-diving
Moyes was also able to introduce £27.5million new-boy Marouane Fellaini for his debut, although the Belgian was overshadowed by fellow countryman Adnan Januzaj.
The 18-year-old unsettled the Palace defence more than any other United player and won the free-kick from which Rooney scored his first goal since March.
"I considered playing him from the start," said Moyes. "His performance when he came on showed it would have been merited.
"He didn't look fazed and did a lot of good things. He moved the ball well. He is going to be a good player."
Still calling this.
He brought him on in the last 20 minutes against 10-man Crystal Palace at Old Trafford while we were 1-0 ahead.....
As opposed to Fergie, who neglected to do so in the last of five dead rubbers when we were 3-0 or 4-2 up?
It was a must-win league match and we were only one up. That's a decision which a lot of managers at the top clubs just don't make these days.
He brought him on in the last 20 minutes against 10-man Crystal Palace at Old Trafford while we were 1-0 ahead.....
As opposed to Fergie, who neglected to do so in the last of five dead rubbers when we were 3-0 or 4-2 up?
It was a must-win league match and we were only one up. That's a decision which a lot of managers at the top clubs just don't make these days.
Fergie is the one who instilled the Youth culture into the club. Stop talking non-sense.As opposed to Fergie, who neglected to do so in the last of five dead rubbers when we were 3-0 or 4-2 up?
It was a must-win league match and we were only one up. That's a decision which a lot of managers at the top clubs just don't make these days.
Fergie is the one who instilled the Youth culture into the club. Stop talking non-sense.
Fergie is the one who instilled the Youth culture into the club. Stop talking non-sense.
You can't judge Fergie based on last season which he decided beforehands that it was his last..I'm going to go on a limb and say it was an analysis based on last season. We are all aware of Fergie and youth but that was a brave decision by Moyes today.
You can't judge Fergie based on last season which he decided beforehands that it was his last..
I see where Danny is coming from tbh. The real risk and faith from our manager would be to start him at City. We were in no danger at any point today and it was an easy decision from Moyes tbh.
I hope you all don't expect performances like that from him regularly. The kid is only 18 it was to be remembered. There will be lots of frustrating and disappointing performances from him when he plays in games where there isn't acres of space to work with. What today showed was his talent and maturity. The rest will come if his attitude is right.
I don't think there will. Even on a bad day, he'll still contribute.
Januzaj's intelligence gives him a maturity beyond his years, and allows him to adjust his game. If one thing isn't working, he'll try something else. He was able to adapt to adverse circumstances in the reserves - playing right up front on bad pitches against towering CMs with the ball being fed to him long and high. And still managed to make things happen.
That would be a bigger risk, but it doesn't mean that playing him today was some sort of no-brainer.
That's not a risk. It's a chance given to him. Hell even if he started him against Crystal Palace at Old Trafford we would have called it "given him a chace".Where did I say otherwise? You said it wasn't a risk, I showed that, in fact, it was, and gave the Fergie example to underline that. Three [edit: sorry, five] people have already agreed.
Nonsense isn't hyphenated, by the way. Feel free to enjoy the irony.
Agreed. Obviously it would be silly to expect earth-shattering brilliance from him every game, but it seems an odd response to a very good performance today to say 'expect him to be frustrating and disappointing a lot, guys.' Someone's trying a little too hard to seem level-headed, I suspect.
You never know, when a teenager comes up against extremely physical and organised sides and we've not turned up as a unit, I'd expect a kid to possibly get frustrated.I don't think there will. Even on a bad day, he'll still contribute.
Januzaj's intelligence gives him a maturity beyond his years, and allows him to adjust his game. If one thing isn't working, he'll try something else. He was able to adapt to adverse circumstances in the reserves - playing right up front on bad pitches against towering CMs with the ball being fed to him long and high. And still managed to make things happen.