I don't disagree. But people want everything don't they? They want to give youngsters chances and still reserve the right to blast the youngster for being "too weak" and "having no vision" (read both here) as well as criticize the manager for us not playing campaign football.Agreed but why not give a young talent more chances?
Yep,must be feeling real wanted right now...
No that's not true.
No they don't. What would possibly give you that impression?
Err? Didn't he take a personal trainer with him on holiday like Shaw?
More likely move Rooney back to no10 with Martial up front IMO. Seeing as he obviously doesn't like Herrera and playing Fellaini up there is just embarassing for a club of our stature. Even LVG will not want the hoofball as our primary gameplan.
Err? Didn't he take a personal trainer with him on holiday like Shaw?
I highly doubt. In fact I think it's the opposite. No way would LvG play Januzaj several matches in a row if his attitide has been horrible.
It is not a sweetener, why would it be? Dotmund would lose more than gain anything. It is just hopeless chatter.
Let's be honest. Usually when loans make zero sense, the player isn't coming back.
Well that's what I was insinuating. People love making mad assumptions on here such as 'smokescreen', 'used us for a new contract' and the the new one, the good ouel sweetener.
It was obviously a test that he failed, for whatever reason.
Ah right, Martial being the logical answer to that particular bent of mind.The management want instant results. He'll come back more ready to be a starter and hence trusted enough.
Agreed.This seems like such a bad move.
We desperately need pace and creativity in our attack, everyone knows it and Van Gaal has mentioned it multiple times. So we get rid of someone who has both and can play in all four attacking positions. Why not try mixing it up instead of getting rid, there have been so many times already this season when Rooney has looked terrible upfront and Mata has been struggling for impact on the right and Januzaj didn't get a chance in either role. What's the logic?
And to top it off he's gone to team with an attack that looks better than ours! Hard to see him being given a lot of playing time at Dortmund.
He'd be second choice behind Rooney I presume. I can't really justify the Martial signing. It's an odd one. I presume LVG rates his ability to make instant impact higher right now than Januzaj's.Ah right, Martial being the logical answer to that particular bent of mind.
Forget it mate, look at the Griezmann thread. Just hope, nothing else. I swear if we loaned Januzaj to Atletico, it would be as a sweetener for Griezmann.
Well I doubt it was a personality test.
I'll be honest, I haven't even ventured into the Griezmann thread as I haven't heard one source link him to to us. So I can assume that the whole thread is being based on mere hope and unfounded assumptions.
Obviously not. Think Van Gaal wants an athletic attacking midfielder who can dribble and give Januzaj the chance, which he clearly didn't take.
Your optimism is commendable...indeed even I'm of the opinion that people miles more qualified than us and getting paid handsomely to make decisions do know best 95 times out of 100. The results will be seen on the pitch of course, but it's still slightly strange from an outsiders perspective to see 3 windows in a row where United have managed to make seemingly giant boo-boos.He'd be second choice behind Rooney I presume. I can't really justify the Martial signing. It's an odd one. I presume LVG rates his ability to make instant impact higher right now than Januzaj's.
