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Most footballers live in cheshire anyway
I am in Rotterdam in August. Is the De Kuip tour worth a visit?Oh come on, who cares what United fans from around the globe think of the city of Manchester. Rotterdam is an ugly shithole, doesn't mean I love Feyenoord any less.
A Lot of bullshit creeps into the game over the yearsFunny that word/phrase press resistant wasn't used on Scholes. Nor common then.
Thanks. Seems like the most important skill De Jong's partner should have is to be positionally disciplined and good on the ball
His link up play is sublime. Him + another deeper midfield would be ideal.
Cavani has lived in Paris and Naples, he didn’t seem to have a problem.Mata is probably the most cultured person to play for Man Utd this decade and absolutely loves Manchester as a city.
Mata is probably the most cultured person to play for Man Utd this decade and absolutely loves Manchester as a city.
A Lot of bullshit creeps into the game over the years
It’s very popular for 20-30 year olds. Lots of people from my town have moved there lately including some from my friendship group. It’s quite a trendy place to be at the moment, debating moving there myself soon.From what I understand Manchester is one of the most interesting city in Europe for relatively young people.
I think deciding about your future football club, food offer in the city as a millionaire is probably the last thing you think about. He will not be locked up in Manchester for the next 30 years.
Seriously? You have Bruno, VdB, Sancho. And Pereira, Garner, Mejbri etc on the way. Fred starts for Brasil.As good as de Jong is on the ball he needs player to pass to and to receive passes from. One player can never be a catalyst or the one who knits it all together.
Funny that word/phrase press resistant wasn't used on Scholes. Nor common then.
Being honest, food is never going to be an issue. There are eateries popping up on a weekly basis, and there is something for everyone.Food near city centre:
Top Asian Fusion: Ivy Asia, Tattu
Amazing Neopolitan Pizza: L’Antica Pizzeria, Rudys
American Pizzas, Romano (Detroit) American Pies (Chicago)
Quirky Vietnamese St Food: Vietshak
Incredible Burgers: Burgerism, Almost Famous, Honest Burger
Indian Street Food: Tiffin Room, Bundobust
Classic Indian: Curry Mile
Amazing Kebabs: Curry Mile/ levenshulme (Levenshulme Bakery probably the best)
Thai: Thaikun
Japanese: Umezushi
I’ve eaten worldwide and most of these match the worlds best. So I disagree with you there.
Tried Nells for the first time the other day. Was fecking lovely.
Oh come on, who cares what United fans from around the globe think of the city of Manchester. Rotterdam is an ugly shithole, doesn't mean I love Feyenoord any less.
I stayed in Manchester for 3 weeks and I can understand why she might not like it, food is crap, the wheather is horrible but the people are generally nice.
This is why having an a good English core might be nice.
My issue though is why do City South American and Spanish contingent don't complain about this?
You likely stayed in a 2 star hotel or hostel, in a meh area of town, and ate at shit eateries, not quite the same.
The club is fecked, it’s not like it’s 500m here you go, it’s sunk into paying debt. They’re losing a significant portion of their income that will impede their status as an elite side. It’s madness.
The city and how your family can settle is still important, that applies to anyone. If you have several offers as software developers, the city and country where you are supposed to work will definitely be a key point, because most of your time and your family time isn't spent at work.
Quite a few recently have based themselves dead in the centre (City particularly) and I believe Ten Hag is doing the same living in the same complex on Deansgate as Pep and a few City players. Plenty of options from there.
We need exactly that! Fred and McT aren’t really great at ball control so having Frenkie there will make wonders for our play from the back.De Jong - “I like to be the first player to receive the ball from the defenders. In the national team I play differently compared to Barca. And I think this one fits me better.”
You live in the same building as some City players? Hope there's fire alarms being pulled at 3am on derby day.Yep, there’s a few City players in our building, and ETH is moving in (or probably already has now?) over the road from here.
You live in the same building as some City players? Hope there's alarms being pulled at 3am on derby day.
Funny that word/phrase press resistant wasn't used on Scholes. Nor common then.
Yes, it falls into the overall equation of free or leisure time and what to do around the city. But food specifically is not something you worry about particularly in his position.