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There's like 5 weeks until the start of the season, hopefully he'll be healed up by then. Probably won't play the first game against Spurs though because he lacks match rhythm or something.
No, he said it was hard for him to deal with that he was being dropped.Wasn't there an interview not long ago where he came out and basically said he didn't understand why he was dropped and stuff?
No, he said it was hard for him to deal with that he was being dropped.
I think he said "it's a little hard to explain why I don't play", which IMO sounds a lot less worse than saying "I shouldn't have been dropped". My interpretation was that he was basically shrugging it off, rather than showing entitlement to play every game.He did actually give an interview where he said he didn't think he should have been dropped. Or words to that effect. You must have missed it.
This latest interview is more encouraging.
I think he said "it's a little hard to explain why I don't play", which IMO sounds a lot less worse than saying "I shouldn't have been dropped". My interpretation was that he was basically shrugging it off, rather than showing entitlement to play every game.
IIRC the British media just gave a sensationalist headline to the same interview.
I think a Spanish speaker would be better suited to interpret what he might have actually meant. @jojojo?
Thank you. It's good to hear that he wants to fight it out and is focused on making it here.I think they must have asked him something about it being odd because United had paid so much money for him. He did say, "it's a little difficult to explain why I'm not playing." Which is one of those things that's hard to pin down. The way I read it was that he was actually saying, "I'm not going to explain it." But it's a print interview so you don't really know how it was said, or even what was cut/paraphrased by the reporter.
The bit where he does sound frustrated to me is when they ask what position he'd been playing for LvG. He says something like, "Ahead of Rooney, in the middle, wide. I don't care where I play, if I'm playing." But he also talks about being criticised and heckled by Madrid fans, but proving himself there, and that he can prove himself again at United.
I really didn't see much negative in that interview. He doesn't like being on the bench - good. He knows that just because he cost a lot of money, he doesn't have the right to be an automatic starter - also good. He thinks he can do better - very good.
Incidentally it's at:
http://api.ning.com/files/sMzwNc2e8...mjzAy8QIMuWS/ScreenShot20150624at12.34.00.png
Of all times to get injured this would be the best, he can relax now and he'll be back for the start in August.
Rooney on the bench works too.But buying Muller would mean Rooney back in the CM or CAM and I don't think anyone here wants that on a permanent basis.
Rooney on the bench works too.