You are entitled to your opinion and I am not here to change it. In my eyes he's not elite level which is what we are paying for, and likely not to be even just below that tier. Mount was also in the TOTS the prior season before dropping out, by the way.I have no idea why someone having a tough season 4/5 years ago means they are going to struggle when they were literally in the team of the season for the Bundesliga as recent as the 22/23 season
The only issue really is he had some bad injuries this past season, so we need to make sure he is healthy
No, you don't understand. Literally nothing can be positive when it comes to Utd.Despite the obvious warning signs (Eredivisie, Dutch, worked with Hag), De Ligt will be brilliant for you. I'm convinced of it.
Hell, he's an Ajacied and I say this about him. Be more excited.
I'm probably from a different school of thought. If you missed 22 games or whatever it was due to injury in your last season, you're prone to injury.If you are going to call someone injury prone then yes it matters, having a bad injury in one season does not make you injury prone
I agree I am worried about the injury, but that's not the same as calling him injury prone is it
I'm probably from a different school of thought. If you missed 22 games or whatever it was due to injury in your last season, you're prone to injury.
Maybe I am being harsh here but we have too many sick notes in the side now, I really want sure things as transfers.
That being said I'm pro de Ligt as long as we get another cb too.
Despite the obvious warning signs (Eredivisie, Dutch, worked with Hag), De Ligt will be brilliant for you. I'm convinced of it.
Hell, he's an Ajacied and I say this about him. Be more excited.
Forget all that. Buying expensive big names that don't fit what we need is just what we do.De Ligt and Martinez as a pairing surely lacks pace? Kept hearing last season that Ten Hag's tactics required the CB's to be braver and push up to compress the space, these 2 will do that but are very likely to be vulnerable to balls in behind.
last season was knee ligament issues
But before that, two season with limited issues.
De Ligt
Season Days Injuries Games missed 23/24 80 days 4 20 22/23 15 days 3 5 21/22 7 days 1 2 20/21 143 days 4 28 19/20 25 days 3 7 18/19 10 days 1 3 16/17 11 days 1 2
Varane
Season Days Injuries Games missed 23/24 72 days 3 14 22/23 52 days 3 15 21/22 95 days 5 19 20/21 31 days 2 8 18/19 20 days 2 5 17/18 33 days 2 7 16/17 67 days 4 17 15/16 92 days 3 19 13/14 52 days 1 11 12/13 143 days 1 32
"Injury prone" quite literally means "often injured". Not "being injured once".I'm probably from a different school of thought. If you missed 22 games or whatever it was due to injury in your last season, you're prone to injury.
Maybe I am being harsh here but we have too many sick notes in the side now, I really want sure things as transfers.
That being said I'm pro de Ligt as long as we get another cb too.
He's actually not slow and even at Bayern he's shown the ability to go 1v1 against a very quick and tricky player in Vinicius Junior. The brief highlights below give a glimpse of his channel defending and he's a aggressive player and will defend proactively on the front foot. The only thing I can't assess is his injuries and that's something that will fall on Dan Ashworth.
And here's Thierry Henry giving Nesta and Cannavaro the run around during Euro 2000 final. This is a good example of bigger space opening up hence top class CBs struggle to contain a talent like Henry. I don't think there's a Thierry Henry in the league EPL right now.
Can’t make this shit up. We all see how was it with Varane, but this time will be different.So, over the past 5 years, he’s missed one more game than Varane? And he’s just about to join United, where even non-injury-prone players seemingly get injured weekly? Yikes!
I'm probably from a different school of thought. If you missed 22 games or whatever it was due to injury in your last season, you're prone to injury.
You are entitled to your opinion and I am not here to change it. In my eyes he's not elite level which is what we are paying for, and likely not to be even just below that tier. Mount was also in the TOTS the prior season before dropping out, by the way.
"Everyone calls that colour black, but i decided that it is actually yellow. Threfore, yellow is correct."To be fair, you can’t just edit the English language to suit yourself
"Injury prone" quite literally means "often injured". Not "being injured once".
I'm not. I don't watch the league but I'm going by transfermrkt here - inner ligament injury (9 days) inner knee ligament tear (42 days), a 'knock' (22 days) and a calf injury (7 days).To be fair, you can’t just edit the English language to suit yourself
I'm not. I don't watch the league but I'm going by transfermrkt here - inner ligament injury (9 days) inner knee ligament tear (42 days), a 'knock' (22 days) and a calf injury (7 days).
Thats prone to injury, worryingly two longer ones with ligament injuries which are one of the worse ones. Ligament injuries are very dicey, and knee ligaments are the worst.
I meant in the sense of having more injuries that accumulate to a longer duration out. I understand a player can have one lengthy layoff but not be injury prone (VVD), I felt that went without saying.[
I mean, that’s absolutely not what you posted previously though
Never said you said he's elite. Not sure why you're stuck at 4-5 seasons ago. Have a great week ahead.Never said he was elite, I am asking you how someone having a poor season at 19/20years of age in a new league means they are not good? Especially when they showed they are a top defender in the proceeding seasons?
What a stupid take.
You are entitled to your opinion and I am not here to change it. In my eyes he's not elite level which is what we are paying for, and likely not to be even just below that tier. Mount was also in the TOTS the prior season before dropping out, by the way.
Why do you keep repeating this? A few posters even told you that yesterday.. Højlund only changed his agency AFTER we went in for him, to make the move happend...
No need to make things up to make your point..
Many posters seems to think ETH only bought these players because of their til with him or their time in Holland
Onana... has played for ETH in Ajax, but many posters here told us a year ago that this guy just had a fantastic season at Inter, and that he would change our way of play both defensive and attacking wice... so many in here agreed with ETH to get this guy, now some of the same blame ETH.. So did ETH buy him for those reasons or because he used to play for him in Ajax?
Eriksen played for Ajax, but not under ETH.. He had his international break through for Denmark and Tottenham more than with Ajax.. Was he bought for those reasons or that he 10 years earlier had played for Ajax? Yes i know he had a trained with Ajax under ETH while recovering from his heart attack.. But do you seriosly believe that spell made ETH buy him? if so why didnt he offer him a contract at Ajax before he joined Brentford?
Antony has been shit, and ETH must take blame for him, no doubt about that..
Martinez most agree that he was our best defender in his first season before injury got him.. which is just bad luck. Can he find his form pre injury he goes under a good transfer. When ETH get the blame for Antony he should also get credit for Martinez
Malacia was a cheap buy, it might work or might nok, just like Oles Daniel James punt.. he also was unlucky to get injuried, his first season was not really anything, but at least it made Shaw wake up. He never played for ETH..
Weghorst Everyone should know that you dont get a world class striker in January on loan, it will be a second or third rate striker.. and there I would prefer someone i knew than some unknown player, someone like Ighalo.. Weghorst did a job, nothing more nothing less.. If you expected more its on you not ETH.. So i understand why ETH went for the known Weghorst than some unknown has (never) been striker. Weghorst also never played for ETH
Amrabat he played for ETH in Holland from 2015-2017, but many posters here agreed he was one of the best midtfielders in Qatar 2022... Could that be the reason alongside that he knew him be the reason ETH wanted him, or was it just that he played for ETH 5-6 years ago?
Mount was injuried for most part of last season, so no one really can know how the season would have gone for him if he was not injuried.. But Mount was a big part of a Chelsea team and scored the winner in the CL final, he was also in the England team, and many dont even know about his time in Holland.. He was a big part player for a top 4 team in PL until they got a manager who didnt fancy him, which happends... So do people really believe that ETH bought him for his one year in Holland, not playing for ETH or could it because of his time at Chelsea..
But even if he just bought these players becasuse he knew them or they shared same agency, the club should have stopped it. So the blame is on the club..
Mount has done well when he was able to play. Injuries in season 1 don't make him a bad signing.
I don't want it to happen but I expect him to join United.Hope Bayern stick to their valuation & we move on.
Always feels ominous when people talk about someone having good resale value. The same was being said in reply to skepticism about Antony and Mounts signings. How are their resale values doing?
Hope Bayern stick to their valuation & we move on.
He's actually not slow and even at Bayern he's shown the ability to go 1v1 against a very quick and tricky player in Vinicius Junior. The brief highlights below give a glimpse of his channel defending and he's a aggressive player and will defend proactively on the front foot. The only thing I can't assess is his injuries and that's something that will fall on Dan Ashworth.
And here's Thierry Henry giving Nesta and Cannavaro the run around during Euro 2000 final. This is a good example of bigger space opening up hence top class CBs struggle to contain a talent like Henry. I don't think there's a Thierry Henry in the league EPL right now.
We do not really see a full 1v1 sprint but i like that he is aggressive and he is a leader. If he can avoid any more ligament injures he could do a job for us i guess. He and Martinez would create a good aggressive pair, im just alittle worried if we play a high line and the other team pumpe long balls behind the defence against a fast attacker.