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It was more of a symbolic request born out of frustration that this seems to be dead in the water. But I'm sure that's obvious reading it eh.Just click HERE
And he wasn’t that good in either position. We couldn’t even get that rightwe signed Antonio Valencia in 2009 . he was the last right winger we signed 11 years ago. And even at that we made him a Fullback
It needs to get to 1000. The next 200 will be complete self flagellation805 pages on a transfer that will not happen
Pretty much. Nani was our last right winger. Shouldn't have sold him. Miles better then Valencia ever was imo.And he wasn’t that good in either position. We couldn’t even get that right
It was the Wigan owner who recommended him to Fergie I think. They were quite friendly but I never saw the hype.Pretty much. Nani was our last right winger. Shouldn't have sold him. Miles better then Valencia ever was imo.
Valencia won club player of the year for us. How wasn’t he good. He had a very good career with us but lots of fans are basing their opinions about him based on his poor last few years with us. The amount of assists he provided Rooney with in the early to mid parts of his United career was great.And he wasn’t that good in either position. We couldn’t even get that right
I wasnt begging keep it open by all means I've been read the whole thing it just seems a bit futile at the moment for obvious reasons.
Yeah and most people were constantly frustrated with him. When he was on it, he was great, but that was the exception not the norm.Weird how much people re-write history on Nani. He was good, but very wasteful.
Nani was a great player. He was signed to get bums of seats and try and be a constant creative threat, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him and thought he added a lot of value.Weird how much people re-write history on Nani. He was good, but very wasteful.
Think Valencia was the league leader in assists season before we got him. It was one of the factors surely.It was the Wigan owner who recommended him to Fergie I think. They were quite friendly but I never saw the hype.
Nani was a great player. He was signed to get bums of seats and try and be a constant creative threat, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him and thought he added a lot of value.
He was the one of the best players in the league I think 2011, may have been 09He was alright in a good team, but tbh he never elevated the team to the next level by himself (like for example Rooney/Ronaldo/Tevez/Giggsy). Odd flashes of brilliance for sure, but not consistently. He'd probably barely get into the current side which is quite damning. That red card broke my heart too, but that was horseshit in fairness.
You don't have to be as great as Ronaldo/Tevez/Giggsy/Rooney to be better than just "good" though. He was a great player for us in many ways, sure he wasn't the best of the best (I'd argue Giggs was getting inefficient in his own ways too by then anyway). He was arguably our best player over a season/season and a half, although I forgot which season specifically.He was alright in a good team, but tbh he never elevated the team to the next level by himself (like for example Rooney/Ronaldo/Tevez/Giggsy). Odd flashes of brilliance for sure, but not consistently. He'd probably barely get into the current side which is quite damning. That red card broke my heart too, but that was horseshit in fairness.
No Sancho news to really discuss but this thread can't dieWhy have we gone from Sancho to talking Valencia and Nani? Is this 2009 again?
both news in Sancho , and they are the last United RW to talk aboutWhy have we gone from Sancho to talking Valencia and Nani? Is this 2009 again?
Weird how much people re-write history on Nani. He was good, but very wasteful.
Agree, he was a top player for us and one of the most creative in the team. Very underrated, however I do agree he was also a very inconsistent and frustrating player. He swayed from the sublime to wasteful literally from game to game.Nani was a great player. He was signed to get bums of seats and try and be a constant creative threat, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him and thought he added a lot of value.
Mainly because he was compared to Ronaldo all the time.Weird how much people re-write history on Nani. He was good, but very wasteful.
I'm unsure, I think he was wasteful initially and then grew into great consistency. Think he was averaging a goal or assist per game for a very stretched period. His downfall came when Moyes fecked the entire squad up.Agree, he was a top player for us and one of the most creative in the team. Very underrated, however I do agree he was also a very inconsistent and frustrating player. He swayed from the sublime to wasteful literally from game to game.
That said everybody should check out his United goal highlights, it's the best goal compilation for a player at one club that your likely to ever see. Incredible.
I dont think Ed Woodward is the problem to be honest and if we're relying on prayer then we are feckedI mean...nobody has a clue what's going on.
So I agree, we should lock the thread and go to church. We all need to combine our prayers to remove the scourge of Edward Woodward from this club. It is the only way.
That was the point it all started to turn for us wasn't it when we lost Ronaldo and Tevez and signed i think Owen, Obertan and Valencia.we signed Antonio Valencia in 2009 . he was the last right winger we signed 11 years ago. And even at that we made him a Fullback
The Tottenham tap in being the highlightAgree, he was a top player for us and one of the most creative in the team. Very underrated, however I do agree he was also a very inconsistent and frustrating player. He swayed from the sublime to wasteful literally from game to game.
That said everybody should check out his United goal highlights, it's the best goal compilation for a player at one club that your likely to ever see. Incredible.
Yep. People forget how Nani was sacrificed in order for Tony to succeed. He was forced to play left when he had his best form on the right. Nani should have won player of the year in 2011 instead of Bale. Unbelievable that Bale won over him.When played on the right, he was consistently great, was our best player that season, one of the best wingers in Europe. Got shafted to the left to accomodate Tony, and he was never quite as good off the left, was far too inconsistent. Was always more of a proper winger than an inside forward.
Nani was a great player. He was signed to get bums of seats and try and be a constant creative threat, I thoroughly enjoyed watching him and thought he added a lot of value.
Mainly because he was compared to Ronaldo all the time.
If we had a young Nani in our team now he'd be talked about as 1 of the best wingers in the world.
... but a difficult personality.Nani was a great player
I realise that Messi is the GOAT and has done more for Barca than any other player in their storied history. However, I do think that the Sancho transfer saga this summer encapsulates how bad the Glazers have been for Manchester United. For the life of me, I can't understand why some strip mall owning children of an American small-time (relatively) real-estate owner who know nothing about football should decide the future of an institution that counts people like Edwards, Busby, Charlton, Best, Giggs, Scholes and Ferguson in their history. It seems like the worst aspects of unfettered capitalism for them to be able to decide to not pay for Jadon Sancho (who is not there yet but has the potential to be a United great) but rather add to the 1 Bn + GBP that this family has taken out of our institution. Sancho could have joined us last summer, but the Glazers balked then too. Of course, we also need other players to make us great again, and the Glazers need to buy them but Sancho is a test case and we have failed so far.
They will cite COVID-related restrictions on spending as the reason but, make no mistake, these are small restrictions compared to the horrible restrictions these horrible owners have placed on our club for one and a half decades now. The fans of Barcelona are starting to express their opinion . Barcelona is a socio-governed and owned club so their protest is more significant than ours but it seems that we too should be able to do that.
Can the UK Government nationalise Manchester United as an asset of national importance and change its governance to a socio model?
Still gets me every time... but a difficult personality.
Can the UK Government nationalise Manchester United as an asset of national importance and change its governance to a socio model?
It was possibly the greatest post in Caf history.Still gets me every time
Weird how much people re-write history on Nani. He was good, but very wasteful.