Dylan Levitt

That pass was absolutely world class.

I can't believe how quick he did it, and still keep it accurate and powerful! crazy.
 
Adam-Utd said:
That pass was absolutely world class.

I can't believe how quick he did it, and still keep it accurate and powerful! crazy.
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He’s attempted a couple of other outrageous passes as well. Not short on confidence the lad, is he? If he hones his technique, he will be an absolute star.
 
Lash said:
He’s attempted a couple of other outrageous passes as well. Not short on confidence the lad, is he? If he hones his technique, he will be an absolute star.
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Yep. He might not have the flashy shots / long raking passes of Garner but he's quietly got very good, especially with his short pass and move football.

We've got so many great young players in this team.
 
Adam-Utd said:
Yep. He might not have the flashy shots / long raking passes of Garner but he's quietly got very good, especially with his short pass and move football.

We've got so many great young players in this team.
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Think it's because the others have other parts to their game that he doesn't have. Garner has his defensive ability, and Gomes is better on the counter and has more vision in terms of the final ball.

If we're speaking purely on passing ability, Levitt is very clearly on their level. He's not lacking for technique either. He's a very impressive player and this midfield trio is our most talented crop of midfielders in a long time.
 
his highlights.. on the strenght of the 2 performances he looks much more useful to us than gomes.. given that gomes has had some sublime performances before
 
I would honestly expect these guys to stay at this club for a long few years. If they want it, they could all have decent careers at Man Utd (or elsewhere if they choose to leave) if they keep developing at this rate.
 
Wednesday at Stoke said:




Umm.. WTF?!
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It's just a har cut and not uncommon in Britain. No political connotations. Even if you are an actual skinhead here in the sense that you wear jack boots and bomber jackets it doesn't inherently mean you're far right. Skinheads were ska music fans originally. For some reason the far right attached itself to that particular scene and it was that element which seems to have culturally crossed to America.
 
Great stuff, he has been very impressive this season, we have lots of talent coming through and Ole will use them if they are good enough.
 
I'd like to see him get some first team minutes, he's certainly shown enough quality to deserve it. CAM's a position we desperately need some creativity in so I'd be interested in seeing him tried out there.
 
Another brilliant performance (albeit against a horrible Sunderland side), his pass for Ramazani’s 1-0 the highlight of the night.

 
What a job by Ole and Wood, considering most of that team is either promoted to the seniors or out on loan, Levitt, Ramazani and Laird look top quality, brilliant that Levitt is in the Wales squad having never played at senior level, we have so many brilliant youth players, breath of fresh air watching it, starting to feel like Manchester United again.
 
It looks like there are some seriously good youngsters coming through the academy now, so let's hope that a few of them can make the grade to United's first team squad. Their most difficult part is yet to come, but they seem to have the basic requirements of what is needed. I'm sure most of them will be given an opportunity or two before too long.
 
Does look very classy. The way be dictates the game, either by short passes or the spectacular long pass (as with the goal yesterday) reminds me of a Scholes/Carrick combination.
Also, having a Welsh wizard is always a good sign... really hopes he gets his senior chance soon
 
Giggs on building his Wales squad:

"We just needed to get the balance right," explains Giggs. "Some of those senior players you talk of were still playing well, and regularly at club level.

"But at Man Utd we became accustomed to competition for places and I wanted that with Wales, too. Believe me it does make a difference, even in training where everyone steps up, the standard improves and that invariably spills over into matches.

"Look at someone like Dylan Levitt. He's 19, hasn't even played yet (for United), but we've called him into the squad and he's been fantastic in training. Seeing that standard from someone who hasn't started a game can only have a good effect on everyone else.

"I saw the two sides of this myself as a player. First when that group of us came through together in the '90s. You play without fear, but you also quickly improve because you're suddenly next to senior stars, who can see a pass, guide you in the right direction. The environment is good for everyone."
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Would be interested to see which club will take him on loan next season. Surely worth a shot for a Championship club?
 
Best of luck to him, I'll keep a very close eye on wherever he goes to on loan. He's a very talented lad, I do think now is the right time for himself, Chong and Garner to head out on loan.
 
I think we should loan both him and Garner out to the same championship side. It's probably a hard sell and extremely unlikely but I don't think it's risky. I think they would do well separately but even better together. A good manager at that level looking to get a tune out of young players and improve their possession game would get instant midfield composure, creativity and chemistry with these guys. Slap a physical DM behind them, a couple of CB leaders and quick attackers and it'll be business as usual.
 
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