Red Pavan
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Only if we want Utd to begin playing like Stoke.
We probably cross the ball more than stoke when Valencia or Young plays.
Only if we want Utd to begin playing like Stoke.
Only if we want Utd to begin playing like Stoke.
Crossing the ball is very different to lumping the ball at every opportunity
He's not a striker though. He's a midfielder and take away his ability to win headers and he's a pretty average one. He didn't even score that many goals before this season so it's not like he can regularly chip in with goals from the position we'd be playing him in. Maybe we should've signed Tim Cahill a few years ago.
He's a lot better than average. He is on his way to becoming a complete midfielder at his current rate of progression. His touch is very good, he is clever and measured in his distribution, has surprising pace, great engine and can finish (the chance he buried at Old Trafford in April showed superb technique.) He has a lot more to his game than the ability to win headers, and his aerial prowess provides a unique threat in the final third of the pitch.
Not sure why it matters how many goals he has scored in previous seasons, he is proving now he can be a goal threat. His versatility is an asset to Everton. He would be a terrific signing for United and someone who could also become a genuine cult figure.
he would be a good signing to play in a more defensive midfield role, we don't really need him going forward though so that would be the only real reason to bring him in imo.
Not sure he is United quality in a deeper role tbh.
So what makes a player United Quality Alex?
Fellani would be a quality player to have at United.
While he would not be the complete answer to the midfield conundrum,He would give an option that we just don't have at the moment.
You're saying he is not United Quality.... He is better than most players that we have at that position at the moment.
He is lethal in the air, has a good eye for goal, no problem getting stuck in and a better engine than he is given credit for.
I can't believe people are saying they don't want a player like him.
What's the harm in having an option like him?
Can't believe some people on here think he is average. Fair enough he may not be what Utd need, but were not talking about some big lump here. He has plenty of technical ability as well. Just an Immense player.
He'd start in our midfield week in week out.I agree with most of what you are saying, but he will cost 30 million or therabouts in pounds and that is a fee you pay for a guaranteed starter, not just another "option".
I agree with most of what you are saying, but he will cost 30 million or therabouts in pounds and that is a fee you pay for a guaranteed starter, not just another "option".
He'd start in our midfield week in week out.
The only reason he is getting attention now is because he is scoring goals. The only reason he is scoring goals is because be is basically playing as a striker. He is not the kind of player we need. Phil Neville and Darron Gibson play the role he would be used in at Utd for Everton. He's not that good.
That's just bollocks, we bought Berbatov as another option 4 years ago. Apart from that he is obviously good enough to start for us.
He'd start in our midfield week in week out.
As much as i like him, i am not sure in a deeper role he'd be much better than our current options. Even Gibson is impressing at Everton right now.
Remember he'll have to play as a playmaker of sorts next to Carrick for most games, not as a DM or as a Support striker/AM.
He'd start in our midfield week in week out.
It's not like he just moved to Everton, he's played numerous times for them as a defensive midfielder. Likewise for Belgium.
Can't believe some people on here think he is average. Fair enough he may not be what Utd need, but were not talking about some big lump here. He has plenty of technical ability as well. Just an Immense player.
He's not a striker though. He's a midfielder and take away his ability to win headers and he's a pretty average one. He didn't even score that many goals before this season so it's not like he can regularly chip in with goals from the position we'd be playing him in. Maybe we should've signed Tim Cahill a few years ago.
I would take him here in a heart beat. He would provide the necessary steel that has been lacking since Fletcher's illness. Him and adding another creative player, has the potential to take our team to the next level. Also, I don't think he would cost more than £20m, as he would be looking for a way out of Everton at the end of the season.
Why? Carrick can offer more as a playmaker, no reason why he shouldn't be doing that job rather than Fellaini. Perhaps having someone else doing that shielding job (which I don't think Carrick's been doing at all well this season) would free him up to show more of himself as a footballer.
Tbh, I probably think Fellaini would offer more infront of our defence than Carrick would but even if he couldn't he certainly offers more than Fletcher, Scholes, Giggs or even Cleverley and Anderson have in recent years.
Does anyone in our midfield start week in week out?
I'm not convinced he's creative enough to play regularly in midfield for a team like us. He'll be useful in the big games, but against teams that put ten behind the ball and work their socks off, don't think he'd be much of an upgrade.