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Fair point, although even that came from a terrible first touch that ricocheted between his legs.He did make the assist for the winning goal against Everton last week.
Fair point, although even that came from a terrible first touch that ricocheted between his legs.He did make the assist for the winning goal against Everton last week.
He did well with that, actually messed it up, but still made sure Martial got the ball. As has been said, he will try things, so they won't always come off and if you are coming on as a sub it might show up more in a short space of time. I would rather have someone who will try something different than eternal crossers of the ball, bad free kick takers and pathetic corner takers, or even goalkeeper lobbers. Yes, sometimes it fails, but there are times it won't and we will benefit from that. The others are far to safety first for me.He did make the assist for the winning goal against Everton last week.
It was, but others would have just waved their arms about and shrugged their shoulders, he made sure something came out of it.Fair point, although even that came from a terrible first touch that ricocheted between his legs.
Yet the players seem quite happy with how they all played and thought they were the better side. Maybe we are being too critical. Not sure.Our most overrated player imo
That said, LVG has probably mismanaged him the most since he's come in.
And you think Rooney was solid in the 2nd half? Yikes!!!Our most overrated player imo
That said, LVG has probably mismanaged him the most since he's come in.
Carrick and Rooney both seem to be knackered into the 2nd half. In fact none of our players seem to keep up a tempo for a whole game. The first half an hour or so seems to go well, then they seem to drop off the pace of the game. What are they doing in training and are they conditioned properly? Keeping possession according to LvG was supposed to tire the other side out, how come it is us that it tires?And you think Rooney was solid in the 2nd half? Yikes!!!
And you think Rooney was solid in the 2nd half? Yikes!!!
He is still a dilemma for me, he is still one of my favorite players in the Utd side, i feel he has been Van Gaaled. I remember his debut even though i couldn't watch it live, it was against La Galaxy he was the best player on the pitch i went through match thread here and everybody was drooling over him, then i downloaded the match and watched him, he was actually the best player on the pitch by a mile in fact there manager said after the match they couldn't deal with him and he is going to be some player.
Then i think he was injured and played against QPR, he scored and was amazing again, and after a couple of matches there came the Leicester match, till 60th minute i thought he was amazing, and then the comeback and so on, my point is he had to sit out and adopt according to philosophy and somewhere along the lines i felt we have lost that player. He seems subdued now, he doesn't try dribbling anymore, he doesn't try through balls anymore, he is still rough and gives away the ball, but i felt that Herrera who tried alot of stuff in this team which is soo functional would have been great, but obviously according to the philosophy only wingers and strikers are allowed to dribble or try stuff, and keeping your position and passing will lead to chances eventually. I wish Mourinho will bring that unpredictability and spark he had back and allow him to express himself.
I think because he is getting pelters for a shortish cameo, when there were players who could have done more to finish the game off before subs were ever used. The subs were needed because other people didn't do their jobs properly. Fellaini might find himself out now for 3 games, as has happened previously at a seasons end. Rooney was not bad, but he sure as hell can't take freekicks, as can't Memphis as can't most of our team. Not one of them can take a decent corner, so teams just put the ball out as we are no threat from them. Oh and Rojo is drastically bad. There are a lot of things wrong, not just this lad. The biggest thing wrong is the man in charge who to me is completely off his rocker.Solid = decent, average.
I didn't say Rooney had a banger.
And besides, how is that relevant to Herrera?
Problem is that Leicester are a very organised defence, Everton were all over the place. I think Ander is fine picking through balls against the all out attacking teams, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Everton etc. What we need is someone who can unopen the awkward defences. We don't have that player at the moment. Ander is a useful player, but you would have thought by now the manager might have fathomed out how to get past these teams.he is a bag of nerves it seems this year. He's finishing the 2nd half of the season where Rooney left off.
its not even that, these last run of games he has been on its really bad stray passes under no real pressure. He is a shell of who he was currentlyProblem is that Leicester are a very organised defence, Everton were all over the place. I think Ander is fine picking through balls against the all out attacking teams, Liverpool, City, Arsenal, Everton etc. What we need is someone who can unopen the awkward defences. We don't have that player at the moment. Ander is a useful player, but you would have thought by now the manager might have fathomed out how to get past these teams.
No he hasn't. Seeing LvG has always said they need match rhythm yet now has players coming back from injury and then has them sitting on the bench. Last season he had a couple of games with the U-21's and it did him good. LvG seems to be full of contradictions.He was fairly shit today, he looks like his confidence isn't there.
Has he had any reserve games since he came back from injury? He might be finding it hard to get match rhythm with the spells of being dropped and not getting many minutes since he got injured.
I think because he is getting pelters for a shortish cameo, when there were players who could have done more to finish the game off before subs were ever used. The subs were needed because other people didn't do their jobs properly. Fellaini might find himself out now for 3 games, as has happened previously at a seasons end. Rooney was not bad, but he sure as hell can't take freekicks, as can't Memphis as can't most of our team. Not one of them can take a decent corner, so teams just put the ball out as we are no threat from them. Oh and Rojo is drastically bad. There are a lot of things wrong, not just this lad. The biggest thing wrong is the man in charge who to me is completely off his rocker.
We would never knowCarrick and Rooney both seem to be knackered into the 2nd half. In fact none of our players seem to keep up a tempo for a whole game. The first half an hour or so seems to go well, then they seem to drop off the pace of the game. What are they doing in training and are they conditioned properly? Keeping possession according to LvG was supposed to tire the other side out, how come it is us that it tires?
I know I certainly cringed and felt a pang of shame when he did that.
Not as ashamed you would have been in Barkley had got into that box flopped on the floor and got them another penalty. Then everyone would have been screaming 'Why didn't he pull him down and take a booking'. He did exactly the right thing. Also he was having a laugh about winning tackle of the year.I know I certainly cringed and felt a pang of shame when he did that.
I know I certainly cringed and felt a pang of shame when he did that.
Not as ashamed you would have been in Barkley had got into that box flopped on the floor and got them another penalty. Then everyone would have been screaming 'Why didn't he pull him down and take a booking'. He did exactly the right thing. Also he was having a laugh about winning tackle of the year.
Really?
How did you feel during the old United vs Arsenal games 10-15 years ago?
You must've hated some of Scholes and Keane's tackles!
There's a difference though. That pull back was just blatant cheating, there wasn't anything clever in what he did, nor did he try to hide it.
The Solskjaer one I feel differently about, the guy would have scored, it was more in desperation. Herrera could have played better and not let Barkley waltz past him.
No.Heh? It was a tactical foul, get over it
Not as ashamed you would have been in Barkley had got into that box flopped on the floor and got them another penalty. Then everyone would have been screaming 'Why didn't he pull him down and take a booking'. He did exactly the right thing. Also he was having a laugh about winning tackle of the year.
"Pang of shame" Jesus wept get a grip.I know I certainly cringed and felt a pang of shame when he did that.