cyberman
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He had a better squad.How did SAF survive without a Fellaini equivalent?
By that logic let's sell Pogba and Re-sign Cleverly since Sir Alex got by without him.
He had a better squad.How did SAF survive without a Fellaini equivalent?
He had a better squad.
By that logic let's sell Pogba and Re-sign Cleverly since Sir Alex got by without him.
True Mikes got a decent scoring record for a defender. 15 goals since 2013, Fellaini has 22. So he could definitely be used in that role in an emergency.
I dont think i have ever laughed as much at one of our players as i did when the big man did this..
A player who has done incredibly well to forge a career for himself at Manchester United despite his limited ability.
The fact that 3 managers in a row all loved him says more about the managers themselves than it does the player. And the majority of us agree, our last 3 managers are tits.
Hopefully now we have a man at the helm that can finally recognise, that Fellaini never was or will be an MUFC player.
A symbol of all that has been wrong since Fergie left. - As soon as he leaves, we challenge again . guaranteed!
He had a better squad.
By that logic let's sell Pogba and Re-sign Cleverly since Sir Alex got by without him.
We tried to get Fellaini cheaper by buying him with Baines. We wanted both but thought we could get Fellaini cheaper than his release clause.
Ask Moyes, he was the one stating the importance of not making Fellaini our first signing.
According to the media Moyes offered 28m for both Fellaini and Baines which would rate Fellaini at 1m more to what Everton paid for him in the first place (15m). He refused to activate a release clause of 22m for Fellaini alone and we only signed him when it was evident that we either sign him or no one. That's hardly a vote of confidence for the man.
We were willing to let him go in a free. £15m is good business.Discussion on talksport today that fellani is likely to go in this window. Ole clearly doesnt like his style so i say get rid and get some one in of quality who can play at pace. £15mil was mentioned which sounds cheap in todays markets.
I hope he joins Arsenal, we'll see how funny it is then.
Cognitive dissonance is amazing.
I hope he stays. If he doesn't he'll have my best wishes at his next destination.
So who do we bring on to help out an under pressure defence again? Lukaku? Fred?
We are going to run into trouble if every sub we make is an attacking one. Especially if its involving putting Rashford out wide every time.
Those are Wenger subs quite frankly.
Seems like Ferguson is having more influence in the board room at the moment. Solskjaer's appointment along with some of the noises coming out of Old Trafford seem to suggest he's taken over (albeit for a little while) footballing matters at the club. Fellani is never a 'United player', we've all said as much since he arrived and if we've been saying it, you can rest assured Fergie has. While we have a caretaker manager it's a good time for the board to clear out anyone they feel isn't worthy or has the wrong attitude. Expecting a fresh squad for the new full time boss.Damn you haters, didn't even have the decency to start a new thread to slate the guy. I don't believe this talk of Fellaini mourning José's demise to the point of him having an attitude now, Fellaini didn't get this far with his limited ability by having attitude issues. Anyway I can see him leaving and he'll find suitors out there willing to use his strengths.
(Mods, can you move all the stuff from his performance thread into here, everything from that Monday the 14th post made at 15h52)
If he does leave I hope we never have to play his team. He would be an absolute nightmare to face with a point to prove.
I still like him when used correctly (as a squad player, not starting very often). Obviously he shouldn't play as a normal central midfielder, but if we have a specific job that needs to be done he's stepped up to the plate many times over the years and done it well. If he leaves good luck to him.
Can't fault the guy's attitude and think he's been better than some give him credit for, but would be happy to see him leave in this window or the next.
Ole has shown how easily we can not only survive without him, but thrive. It's time for a different approach that doesn't include the big man.
Yup. He has a first class attitude, and that has carried him a long way. If he had the ability to go with it he'd be some player, especially with his physical attributes.I used to hate Fellaini pre United. It frustrated me when we played him but... I will commend his attitude. He's always been a player that would rise to the occassion and dig deep and get us something. I hate the concept of having to use him because to me he summarises everything we shouldn't be doing tactically. But I commend him for his spirit, he had the right attitude just lacking in skillset and being hampered by Managers that used him as a last resort.
It's time for him to go though.
No it doesn't matter . We will play around him just like other teams do to us when he plays now.If he does leave I hope we never have to play his team. He would be an absolute nightmare to face with a point to prove.
I still like him when used correctly (as a squad player, not starting very often). Obviously he shouldn't play as a normal central midfielder, but if we have a specific job that needs to be done he's stepped up to the plate many times over the years and done it well. If he leaves good luck to him.
I dont know how much of this is fact and how much speculation but the word is Ole hasnt been impressed with his attitude and wants rid. I doubt his attitude has anything to do with it per se but clearly he has fallen down the pecking order. But personally I wouldnt be at all surprised if he forced his way back into contention. Remember when people thought there was no chance he would survive LVG, given his technical limitations? But LVG loved him. Not that Ole is likely to do the same, but if he is willing to get his head down and work hard, which I assume he will be, he could remain an option.What happened? Someone please fill me in on this one. Which clubs are interested in him?
Given that Solskjaer appears desperate to restore the 'United Way', I'm not sure how Fellaini fits into his plans.I dont know how much of this is fact and how much speculation but the word is Ole hasnt been impressed with his attitude and wants rid. I doubt his attitude has anything to do with it per se but clearly he has fallen down the pecking order. But personally I wouldnt be at all surprised if he forced his way back into contention. Remember when people thought there was no chance he would survive LVG, given his technical limitations? But LVG loved him. Not that Ole is likely to do the same, but if he is willing to get his head down and work hard, which I assume he will be, he could remain an option.
He is the epitome of our shitness the past 5 years. £15m better in our pocket.