NYAS
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Are you actually serious?
No.
On a serious note, it's basically Julian Weigl or bust.
Are you actually serious?
Kevin Strootman has started the season brilliantly FWIW and there's also Paredes, playing for Roma, who could be really good at replacing what Carrick offers.
Paredes is an interesting one, started as a #10 at Boca, didn't he?
Its hard to argue against thisI wouldn't say no to Danny drinkwater
The name on everyone's lips is Verratti, but that's highly aspirational, unless he pushes for a move, and pay £60m+. Weigl at Dortmund, but do we want another player from there, given our recent experiences? I think the problem is there are genuinely few class players that play in this position so we may need to target a younger player, like Tielemans or Neves, and develop them. But I agree, and I've said this before, it's grossly negligent that we've spent £500m since Fergie's retirement and haven't replaced Carrick.Just wanted to bump this, don't think we need much more evidence of how crucial this will be in the summer, we don't need a DM ball winner, Herrera does that and we still have Schneiderlin and Timbo coming through, we need a Rolls Royce #6 who wants to sit, protect the back 4 and calmly orchestrate without the urge to constantrly move out of position to go after the ball.
How's his movement after that horrible injury, does it limit him to sit deeper, or is it just another phase of his career so he's mould into that role?Kevin Strootman has started the season brilliantly FWIW and there's also Paredes, playing for Roma, who could be really good at replacing what Carrick offers.
Why don't we just play Herrera and Schneiderlin in a midfield two with Pogba out wide Atletico-style? 4-4-2!
Eric Dier would cost a fortune, with no guarantee he would go or Spurs would sell him. Id love him at United though.
How's his movement after that horrible injury, does it limit him to sit deeper, or is it just another phase of his career so he's mould into that role?
I thought the replacement was Schneiderlin?The name on everyone's lips is Verratti, but that's highly aspirational, unless he pushes for a move, and pay £60m+. Weigl at Dortmund, but do we want another player from there, given our recent experiences? I think the problem is there are genuinely few class players that play in this position so we may need to target a younger player, like Tielemans or Neves, and develop them. But I agree, and I've said this before, it's grossly negligent that we've spent £500m since Fergie's retirement and haven't replaced Carrick.
I thought the replacement was Schneiderlin?
William Carvalho is a good shout. Had a good Euros, and is a good age. He's also physically built to handle this league.
So Carrick will require more than one player on the pitch to be replaced?He was supposed to be one piece of the puzzle to replace Carrick.
Feels like a player who's as close to a carbon copy of Carrick as you can get. With the hype dying out, maybe we could get him for a fair price aswell.
Blind. One word answer.