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why should he leave, the media have blow his quote out of context, enough said....
Wow, that is retarded in the extreme.
Probably sounds a lot better in Korean.
Today's Guardian suggests that Park may be one of the players sold to accomodate Young. They're also saying that Nani might also be on his way because "sources" in Portugal are making noises about Nani's desire to play in Italy.
why would Nani want to play in italy, you don't sell one of your best player last season to fund signings.
New contract = signed
Deal until 2013
Almost had a heart attack as my irrational head went straight to: Didn't play in Community shield or against Barca, bump of him leaving United... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!
Thankfully it's YES!!!!!!! If he continues where he is, you could see his 10 years here and a testimonial. Imagine Old Trafford full of Koreans
he recently signed a new contract...strange bump...
Unfortunately so.To be fair, I think a lot of QPR fans would argue he played a fundamental role in creating the joke that was QPR last season.
Absolutely brutal last season.
His best years are well behind him at this stage, why would PSV want him.
His game, based mostly on endlessly running around and being a pest, doesn't really carry well into the 30's. He never had enough technical ability to be able to still make an impact once he stopped running on three lungs.
To be fair, I think a lot of QPR fans would argue he played a fundamental role in creating the joke that was QPR last season.
Maybe not at the highest level, but certainly in one of the weaker leagues.
Still, I think that Park's technical abilities always have been heavily underestimated. Sure, he's no Iniesta, but it's not like his entire game is based on off-the-ball movement. He wouldn't have made it as a winger/attacking-midfielder at United if that was all he could do well.
Maybe not at the highest level, but certainly in one of the weaker leagues.
Still, I think that Park's technical abilities always have been heavily underestimated. Sure, he's no Iniesta, but it's not like his entire game is based on off-the-ball movement. He wouldn't have made it as a winger/attacking-midfielder at United if that was all he could do well.
The Eredivisie is not exactly top notch, so why not? It's just one year since Park was a Manchester United star, and it's only been two years since his epic game against Chelsea where he almost single-handedly won us #20. That is one of the best games I've seen from a United player.
There are tons of players who completely shits over the Eredivise but never becomes half as successful as Park when they go to tougher leagues. The way I see it, PSV are the ones getting a good deal here, even though Park is "past it".
Park was about much more than just workrate. Very good player
he showed at qpr