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Özil in and Mhiki out would improve our team considerably.
Agreed.
Özil in and Mhiki out would improve our team considerably.
"I was not happy with his last performances," said Mourinho of a player who has scored twice in 16 games this season.
"It's not one or two, I am talking about three, four or five."
Dortmund have a history of buying back big-name players they have recently sold.
Midfielder Shinji Kagawa returned to the German club in 2014 after two years at Manchester United.
Germany playmaker Mario Gotze arrived back in Dortmund in 2016 after three seasons at Bayern Munich while Turkey midfielder Nuri Sahin had a season at Real Madrid and a loan spell with Liverpool before returning, initially on loan, after a two-year absence in 2014
Think he will be sold in the summer or maybe even in winter window if we can get Ozil. Think united are just above his level, he needs consistency and hasnt got it in 1.5 years. He can be a bench option here but starting option has to be a level or two above.
The interesting thing is that a lot of MUFC fans want us to buy Pulisic. I believe that if he came here, he'd be another Miki/Kagawa.
Some people never learn.
Because Reus was genuinely class. So is Weigl. In fact, Dortmund only has Weigl and Guerreiro as their WC players. Even in 2015/2016 when Mkhitaryan was gorgeous, the only 3 i would consider WC are Gundogan, Hummels and Reus (Weigl was a bit young).The way some talk, it was as though Dortmund was full of only world class players. Reus was the flavor some time before it fizzled out, then Weigl was the favorite last summer, most wanted him over Matic. Now it is Pulisic.
If Dortmund players are that good, they would be top of the Bundesliga and through to the Ro16 in the CL. Enough buying from them.
We don't do too well with Dortmund players do we?Game over for Mkhi.
Great player at Dortmund, hasn't worked out for him here.
No one doesWe don't do too well with Dortmund players do we?
We don't do too well with Dortmund players do we?
Even on his return, he didn't set the BL alightSadly not as I thought both him and Kagawa would be stars.
Hi Moyes!Was lively.
False footballer
The sight of him standing still or galloping slowly around, while everybody even Zlatan was chasing balls and putting pressure on the Brighton defenders got on my nerves. I lost my patience with this guy.
What?Hi Moyes!
Something that Moyes would sayWhat?
It's no hate, I've defended him before and will defend him again if I find he didn't deserve some criticism. Today he didn't do anything that showed he wants back in the first 11, I felt he should put more effort and commitment.He barely played any minutes and was actually lively. I dont get the hate for the guy on Red Cafe, giving him a bad rating even though he barely played and was rated second worst next to Mata. There were at least 5 other players that played worst, and had much more time on the pitch.
He barely played any minutes and was actually lively. I dont get the hate for the guy on Red Cafe, giving him a bad rating even though he barely played and was rated second worst next to Mata. There were at least 5 other players that played worst, and had much more time on the pitch.
I apologize for saying he was lively. Will continue to bash him at every oportunity.Something that Moyes would say
A lot of fans were asking why Jose kept playing Miki, even though Miki was playing consistently bad.
Jose mentions this.
And it seems that Dortmund have a situation where their players do well for them, but when they move to a big club, they suck!
The interesting thing is that a lot of MUFC fans want us to buy Pulisic. I believe that if he came here, he'd be another Miki/Kagawa.
Some people never learn.
Its very simple. At Dortmund they are believed in, play good attacking football and if they have an off match its no worries because they are still the guys. Miki and Kagawa come in and they dont have that here. Its a battle to get into the team, then a battle to keep their place and either the manager or the fans can see just 1 bad performance and you're out of the team for months. They lose their confidence, dont believe in themselves as much and then lose their edge. It happaned with Kagawa who used to score plenty of goals at Dortmund but wasnt often on the sheet here, its now starting to happen with Miki. But it goes for players at any other club with lesser expectations too.
Its very simple. At Dortmund they are believed in, play good attacking football and if they have an off match its no worries because they are still the guys. Miki and Kagawa come in and they dont have that here. Its a battle to get into the team, then a battle to keep their place and either the manager or the fans can see just 1 bad performance and you're out of the team for months. They lose their confidence, dont believe in themselves as much and then lose their edge. It happaned with Kagawa who used to score plenty of goals at Dortmund but wasnt often on the sheet here, its now starting to happen with Miki. But it goes for players at any other club with lesser expectations too.
Didn't know what False 10 was, until I watched Mkhi.
No one does
Lewandowski/Hummels were probably more of a sure thing than the others, but yeah, good point.Bayern says hi
Dordmund was terrible that season. Klopp was simply done. Dont overreact please.First, Mikhi has been terrible under Klopp who's supposed to be an offensive manager as well. He had only one good season there so let's not pretend as usual that the problem is all in our club while the players are fantastic and needs another club to shine. For once let's think that the problem maybe in the player himself.
Second, Kagawa is a complete different case than Mikhi.
Total nonsense. Every player jogs around. You simply cant just run all the time. He did run quite a lot. Watch it again. He had one chance but he slipped and lost the ball. He kept the ball pretty good in the last few minutes and saved precious seconds which allowed us to keep the advantage and the 3 points. I think CAF fans are just overreacting here.He was in no way lively though, and he was jogging around to close people down.
Dordmund was terrible that season. Klopp was simply done. Dont overreact please.