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I've always liked Welbeck and I was disappointed when we sold him. Not because I thought he'd be a starting striker for us, but I felt - and still feel - that at the time he was well capable of being a good squad player for us. But injuries look to have really destroyed him. So I think it's a bit harsh that people are piling on now, taking the piss when the reality is that he did pretty well for us and is clearly not the player he was, rather than this being proof of him never having been good enough.
Gallops gallantly to nowhere...
I remember that some people believed he may break Rooney's records...
The proof that he was never good enough was that .. he was never good enough. During his time at United he had some decent games when played as a spoiler. But as a starting striker, he never once looked remotely good enough. People aren't piling on now. They're just pointing out what a lot of us knew, that he wasn't good enough. Injuries or not, proof is in the pudding - people were going on about how the price wasn't enough, how amazing he'd look at Arsenal etc, now that it's not happening, it's because of injuries. Maybe, some of us, including those who actually sold him, were right?I've always liked Welbeck and I was disappointed when we sold him. Not because I thought he'd be a starting striker for us, but I felt - and still feel - that at the time he was well capable of being a good squad player for us. But injuries look to have really destroyed him. So I think it's a bit harsh that people are piling on now, taking the piss when the reality is that he did pretty well for us and is clearly not the player he was, rather than this being proof of him never having been good enough.
What a load of bollocks. Rooney just broke the record last year and Welbeck signed for Arsenal about 3 years ago. So people believed he will break Rooney's record before even realising that Rooney might set the record.
Great stuff as always from our newbies promoted after about 15 posts.
Some were calling he the new Henry...What a load of bollocks. Rooney just broke the record last year and Welbeck signed for Arsenal about 3 years ago. So people believed he will break Rooney's record before even realising that Rooney might set the record.
Great stuff as always from our newbies promoted after about 15 posts.
What a load of bollocks. Rooney just broke the record last year and Welbeck signed for Arsenal about 3 years ago. So people believed he will break Rooney's record before even realising that Rooney might set the record.
Great stuff as always from our newbies promoted after about 15 posts.
Some were calling he the new Henry...
Everybody knew Rooney would eventually break the record before Danny left. Nobody knew he would drop off so drastically that it would take another 3/4 years for Wayne to do it but he was the record breaker in waitingWhat a load of bollocks. Rooney just broke the record last year and Welbeck signed for Arsenal about 3 years ago. So people believed he will break Rooney's record before even realising that Rooney might set the record.
Great stuff as always from our newbies promoted after about 15 posts.
He needs to go to a team like Newcastle or Watford to save his career.
He was a much better player under Fergie.
He's the kind of player that can only succeed if his manager is Fergie, much like many other players who were covered by SAF system at United.
He was a much better player under Fergie.
He was still notorious for the same shit. Could look very good in the build up play but would fall flat on his arse when anywhere near goal.
Should do a Valencia and become a RB.
Strange. Sir Alex Ferguson, Jose Mourinho, Arsene Wenger and several England managers all seem to rate Welbeck highly, whilst the Caf 'faithful' think he's a steaming pile of shite.
Who to believe?
LVG. He realized Welbeck is shit and sold him. I have not seen any striker who trips himself so often when he is 1 on 1 vs goalkeeper. I think, when he is 1on1 agasint Keeper, his heart must be pumping like he is going to die there.
Regarding managers rating him highly, they like workhorses and fancy playing them in big games. I dont know if they indeed rate him highly, but I do believe the managers like SAF/Jose wouldn't have sold him and kept him as 4th choice loyal striker in the squad, and would play him in big games.
Some were calling he the new Henry...
With google's help:
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/danny-welbeck-2011-14-performances.336437/page-10
Shevchenko, Henry, Rooney...
Everybody knew Rooney would eventually break the record before Danny left. Nobody knew he would drop off so drastically that it would take another 3/4 years for Wayne to do it but he was the record breaker in waiting
Good workhorse, poor finisher.
What language is he speaking?
There were United fans that got so much shit for even suggesting the likes of Cleverly and Welbeck weren't that good.People complaining about United fans 'enjoying' his failure need look no further than the Mkhi thread to see just how insufferable fanboys/media can be when we sell their favorite player. Mkhi had one good game for Everton the week after he left and the thread became a cesspool of how we made him shite and he will go on to become a beast under a 'more attacking unit'. Thankfully it didn't last long at all. With Welbeck he had a few good weeks and he was Wele, next Henry and we had sold our soul. I'm pretty certain if he has a good game next week and scores a goal some insufferable twats on here will still spout that' we should have kept him' nonsense.
I don't remember anyone talking about that record that much 3 years ago, let alone people mentioning Danny will breeak it.
Yeah, what does have to do with him imagining that people said he will break Rooney's record?
That just proves he was very promising, I can't see there anyone mentioning Rooney's record.