Chicharito Loan Watch | Real Madrid

Strange that he seemed to be so pissed off about sitting on the bench at United but is now getting even lesser game time at Real Madrid .
 
rofl at someone faking TWO pictures of his hair given it looked the same as ever against Netherlands.

Pretty mad they'd do that. Even more mad that people care if he did style it for a change >>
 
RedMachine03 said:
But But..it was his dream to join Madrid.
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It wasn't his dream. At least I never read anything like that.

He was basically driven to leave United by his NT manager, who basically refused to start him (this during the world cup, when their main striker was bang average). Read the manager's comments since last year and you would notice a trend.
 
coolredwine said:
It wasn't his dream. At least I never read anything like that.

He was basically driven to leave United by his NT manager, who basically refused to start him (this during the world cup, when their main striker was bang average). Read the manager's comments since last year and you would notice a trend.
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Again then why join Real Madrid then, all he gets there is garbage time when they are are already 4-5 up.
 
I think he just wanted to get out of Manchester Utd. Moving to Madrid was never about playing time otherwise he was seriously deluded about his own ability.
 
 
Tbf sitting on the bench for Real is a better deal than sitting on the bench for us atm.

Plus Madrid have more games and fewer strikers, so....
 
The thing is he wasnt our first backup. Welbeck was getting in ahead of him

At Madrid Benzema plays or Hernandez plays
 
I'm beginning to wonder if the likes of Hernandez, Cleverly, Nani will all be returning next season and the so called "clear-out" from the summer will be dumped back at Carrington.
 
RuudTom83 said:
I'm beginning to wonder if the likes of Hernandez, Cleverly, Nani will all be returning next season and the so called "clear-out" from the summer will be dumped back at Carrington.
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Having played better than the players they left behind, yes
 
RuudTom83 said:
I'm beginning to wonder if the likes of Hernandez, Cleverly, Nani will all be returning next season and the so called "clear-out" from the summer will be dumped back at Carrington.
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Cleverley's contract will be up so he won't be back. Anderson will be gone in the next two windows as well.

Nani and Hernandez potentially could, but even if they don't come back, the (so far) successful loan spells could do well for the offers we get for them. It'd be nice to buck the trend of us letting good players go for a pittance.
 
Cassidy said:
I don't think that applys in Cleverlys case tbh
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True

I meant Nani and Hernandez have performed just as well as those they left behind who didnt need to go find a new club

Cleverley has done quite well for himself with Villa so far, but unfortunately for him midfield has been our strong point this season so we haven't even thought about missing him
 
RuudTom83 said:
I'm beginning to wonder if the likes of Hernandez, Cleverly, Nani will all be returning next season and the so called "clear-out" from the summer will be dumped back at Carrington.
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Not Cleverly, we were trying to sell him remember but his wage demands put damper on that so we loaned him out. His contract comes to end at the end of this season.
 
MTR said:
Benzema plays or there's no striker. Chicharito is 3rd option.
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They havent started a single game with no striker

Hernandez has 1 start up front with Ronaldo in the league and 1 next to him in the champions league
 
He had offers but then Real Madrid came in for him, Benzema is his only competition, he's not naive he knows he won't start all the time but he will get games. He's has said he got offers where he would not had the same competition but when Real Madrid come for you it's hard to turn them down.
 
So is it looking likely that Real will take him permanently?
 
Sied said:
So is it looking likely that Real will take him permanently?
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I doubt it, wouldnt be surprised if they tried to get him on loan again though.

A permanent signing means less room for Galacticos and players looking to be given chances and Madrid already push fantastic players out the door so they can sign Galactico versions for huge money and make a big deal out of it. So they're unlikely to take just a good player permanently for their attack
 


Marca trying to steal Ole's nickname now...?
 
Oh well, he can suck it up. Most people said at the time that he was simply swapping our bench for theirs, and that's how it's turned out.

He's annoyed me a bit this season with some of his comments about Madrid being the biggest/best club etc. I don't usually get hung up on these debates, but he's only there on loan. He's still actually a Manchester United player.
 
Surprisingly moving to Real Madrid after being a sub at Manchester United won't solve any of your problems.

Just looked at his stats - for the last month and a half he played 3 mins in CL and 6 mins in Primera Division - shocking.
Plus their homegrown player Jese is back (and scored tonight), so his playing time might be even more limited.

Not blaming him though, that kind of offer comes only but once in a lifetime, shame it's not working out.
 
He should just accept that at a top club he would be nothing more than a super sub or even only a backup.
 
badkins said:
Surprisingly moving to Real Madrid after being a sub at Manchester United won't solve any of your problems.

Just looked at his stats - for the last month and a half he played 3 mins in CL and 6 mins in Primera Division - shocking.
Plus their homegrown player Jese is back (and scored tonight), so his playing time might be even more limited.

Not blaming him though, that kind of offer comes only but once in a lifetime, shame it's not working out.
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He's playing less for them than he was for us right ?
 
I read something the other day that seemed to indicate that Real had told him/us they would not be activating the buy clause in the loan deal at the end of the season, not that I ever thought they would.

I've always liked Hernandez but I think his best bet is a move to a club a bit further down the totem pole, where he can be the main #9.
 
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