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Ten Years a Cafite
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Have to say, it was a fantastic leap by Luiz though.
Has all the English guts and gusto of the type of player lauded for his work at Huddersfield or Brighton, and about the same quality on the ball.
Lukaku is pretty thick,in more ways than one.Is there are more thick player in the squad? Some of the things he does are baffling. And this is our captain.
Spot onOn Saturday he stops Eden Hazard and three days later he stops Ronaldo(dare I say that Allegri put Ronnie to play away from Young in the 2nd).. Now let's look Redcafe: "not good enough", "worst player on the pitch", "a disadvantage".. to our fcuking captain.
Young, at age 33, put out a good very good performances without much of a rest, took on the challenge and came out getting nothing but negativity. Against Juve in the 2nd half he was the one who made good tackles, trapped them with midfield to commit turnovers and thus Juve started to put more pressure to Martial and Shaw(Lindelöf).
Don't think it's us giving them that responsibility as much as our opponent's saying they can have the ball as much as they like. Better FBs would not be given the space that they are given, simple as.I think he's absolutely terrible. A player who makes the side because of his commitment and work rate but has midtable quality on the ball. He's a grafter so will always be appreciated by many but at this level you need much more than that.
What makes it worse is the responsibilty we seem to give both him and Valencia in our attack. The two of them are key components of our attack and that says it all. I feel like the Juventus game has opened many people's eyes to what some of us have been saying for years. The level of quality Cancelo and Sandro showed in attack, defence and general gameplay was far and away beyond anything valencia and young could produce.
Fullbacks are absolutely vital now in providing an attacking outlet and all our rivals have excellent players there. Even Emery seems to have sorted Bellerin out and he's turning into an assist machine.
I never looked at it that way but that is very possible. You would think that Jose has caught on to the fact our right wing is deemed to have zero threat by our opponents and sought to do something about in in the summer. He's signed Dalot but that's clearly not enough seeing as he's 3rd choice right back atm.Don't think it's us giving them that responsibility as much as our opponent's saying they can have the ball as much as they like. Better FBs would not be given the space that they are given, simple as.
Indeed it is.I never looked at it that way but that is very possible. You would think that Jose has caught on to the fact our right wing is deemed to have zero threat by our opponents and sought to do something about in in the summer. He's signed Dalot but that's clearly not enough seeing as he's 3rd choice right back atm.
Its a series of cockups at United right now.
I cringe at the thought of this happening. He's not good enough for the bench now, let alone over the next two years. Even if it is just paper stuff at this point, is it really hard to believe that we would be doing this? Matic, Smalling, Jones and another extension for Fellainio are probably on deck.The state of our club if we give this bang average old player a 2 year contract. Just let him leave.
Spot on
A thread full of hipster children
Because he wears the shirt and puts on a mean face he deserves respect? How about instead of calling it disrespect (which is what our opponents show him by virtue of all the space they give to him) you just call it people being tired of watching extremely limited footballers play prominent roles at "the biggest club in the world" - wanting better (no, much better) is now labeled as disrespect lol.It's fecking ridiculous that Young doesn't get shown any respect on here tbh. Saying that how many of our players do actually get shown respect? Not many
The only thing our fans seemingly respect is "potential"
Because he wears the shirt and puts on a mean face he deserves respect? How about instead of calling it disrespect (which is what our opponents show him by virtue of all the space they give to him) you just call it people being tired of watching extremely limited footballers play prominent roles at "the biggest club in the world" - wanting better (no, much better) is now labeled as disrespect lol.
Offers next to nothing on the ball but I thought he had a decent game defensively.