Welcome to the internet world.People talk about the abuse Fellaini has received yet I cant remember one moment he has been on the end of such abuse home or away.
I'll turn it around and say that anyone who thinks such a limited player putting in some effort is good enough for United, is rather simple minded.
Throwing such flimsy insults at people who don't share your opinion is easy, isn't it?
Hard to sell for a profit when their performances haven't been great, they're barely playing and are on higher wages than they would be at other clubs. To pretty much break even on Schneiderlin worked out great for us when you see what he's done since. Been so bad that they'd almost struggle to give him away - especially with the wages he's on.
As for Memphis, the price was a bit lower because we agreed buy-back and sell-on clauses with Lyon. With how he's played for Lyon, when he's sold we'll probably have made a profit overall.
Exactly how i feel but a much more sensible and amicable way of wording it than i would have done!Good news. A hard working committed player who was never good enough to play for us. His signing marked the start of the demise of this club and hopefully his sale will mark the revival.
I don't understand why is people happy of him leaving right now. I understand that he is not a starting option for Ole but we are so short on midfielders that we shouldn't let him go right now without finding a replacement.
If for some reason Pogba/Matic/Herrera get injured we will have to turn to Fred, Pereira or McTomminay who offer nothing. We should be looking to strength our team not weaken it.
For all the criticism he receives I feel way more comfortable playing him besides the other 3 mentiones options. He may not be top quality, but he can retain the ball and is good on the aerial game.
I would have no problem to let him go if we had a replacement, but with the window being closed so soon I expect we won't bring no one and will end up even shorter in the midfield area.
I don't understand why is people happy of him leaving right now. I understand that he is not a starting option for Ole but we are so short on midfielders that we shouldn't let him go right now without finding a replacement.
If for some reason Pogba/Matic/Herrera get injured we will have to turn to Fred, Pereira or McTomminay who offer nothing. We should be looking to strength our team not weaken it.
For all the criticism he receives I feel way more comfortable playing him besides the other 3 mentiones options. He may not be top quality, but he can retain the ball and is good on the aerial game.
I would have no problem to let him go if we had a replacement, but with the window being closed so soon I expect we won't bring no one and will end up even shorter in the midfield area.
You will find the quotes in the fellaini thread directly after Mourinhos sacking. I won't mention any names but there was smug group that was adamant the next manager will be the 4th one to rely on Fellaini and accusing anyone who critises fellaini as "hating" or "disrespectful" etc . After it was pointed out that it didn't mean anything since all of them were sacked .Really? You got these people to quote? I seem to just remember some fans pointing out his usefulness against the waves of ridiculous hyperbole thrown about, as if he was some bloke we found behind the bike sheds and gave him a 400k a week contract.
Don't exaggerate... When Benteke was prefered to Lukaku, Lukaku was only 20 years old at the time. I always liked pre-Liverpool Benteke, but Lukaku was obviously the bigger talent.
Both at the top of their game and fully fit I'd have Andy Carroll. Don't forget Carroll has a few belters in his locker as well.Never in a million years was Andy Carroll a better footballer than the Aston Villa Christian Benteke. He was not just some lump. Much better than Lukaku and was the first choice ahead of him for country. Then it all seems to have inexplicably gone to shit tbh. But the big man had some silk to his game for sure, he had a brilliant touch and finesse with his finishing Carroll and Lukaku could never have.
Which kid though ? McT ? Perrera ? Naa - Fellaini will offer a lot than both of them .Id rather see us play a kid then him tbh
Both at the top of their game and fully fit I'd have Andy Carroll. Don't forget Carroll has a few belters in his locker as well.
It's a good move for and a very good move for his bank balance.
I personally think Fellaini has always got more stick than he deserves. The Goldbridgeites in our fan base seem to blame Fellaini for everything that has gone wrong in our post-Fergie banter era.
He serves a purpose but the tweet he sent out after his contract renewal said it all really. He staying to play for Mourinho not club and certainly not the fans.
What the feck are you on about This is the Fellaini thread.I meet these selfless people every day, hitch-hiking and staying for free in people's homes all around the world. They have almost nothing and they share whatever they have. Get a grip.
Which kid though ? McT ? Perrera ? Naa - Fellaini will offer a lot than both of them .
The suggestion that Fellaini has worked harder than most has always been flimsy. On many occasions over the years he’s been caught napping, or trundling back into his own half. Not that he’s the only one; they all do it from time to time. What managers liked about him was his positional discipline, not necessarily his workrate.
This is an ideological sale. We’re attempting to recreate the image that United are an attractive, attacking football ‘club’ and Fellaini is the first casualty, in spite of him being a good player. Albeit one who’s role has been significantly inflated by those people who like to praise (and thereby insult) him for merely passing the ball in a straight line.
I wouldn't hold your breath. Rumour has it we're getting £7m for a player we already paid £7m over the odds for.It's a long overdue we get good money for shit players. Hopefully we have some Chelsea-like directors to pull an Oscar or Ramires-like move for Fellaini.
Bizarre bit of business going on if he is leaving. He was out of contract last summer and we only signed him to a new contract at the last minute (with rumours saying we ended up paying him nearly Sanchez money), and now we're letting him go? Another example of Woodwards poor negotiating skills.
I received an email from Manchester United urging me to celebrate the Chinese new year. I guess we'll all start by taking the rubbish out.
It's a good move for and a very good move for his bank balance.
I personally think Fellaini has always got more stick than he deserves. The Goldbridgeites in our fan base seem to blame Fellaini for everything that has gone wrong in our post-Fergie banter era.
He serves a purpose but the tweet he sent out after his contract renewal said it all really. He staying to play for Mourinho not club and certainly not the fans.
Have a feeling Garner will be added to the squad. Believe me when I say this - and I don't hype youngster, even Greenwood - James Garner is special.