Or we end up like Chelsea where a manager comes in and gets fed players they don't want.That only works if Mourinho is going to be here for a long long time. Clubs are better off with a director of football these days, it's not as if there wouldn't still be input from the manager.
Agree, ADM got what 12 assists and only played half a season. he was playing with Rooney RVP and Falcao upfront, no pace in any of them. He started well until LVG folded the 4-1-2-1-2 after Leicester and then shut up shop with that horrible 3-5-2. No wonder he wanted out, I don't blame him. If only he hung on when Jose came, it would have been different.ADM did well with us. He was our main assist man at a time when United create 1 chance per game. It was LVG obsession in killing every ounce of creativity in the the team that forced him out.
Regarding your comment, we're talking here about 2 players whom we signed after doing very well for Dortmund for quite some time and were unwatchable with us. I am not saying that every Dortmund player will automatically fail. All I am saying is that we need to be careful.
I don't see what the fuss is over him..his current form is a desaster. so many misplaced passes, people run by him like he is not even there. Some Dortmund fans are already begging Pep to take him in the summer.
Found this on Reddit, not sure how reliable this dude is though.
I don't see what the fuss is over him..
They are very short in this department. Fernandinho is their only quality DM ..I keep telling myself that they can't sign everyone, yet...
The fuss is that Pep brings dead talent back to life.
Many German league watchers tell me that he hasn't been that great and quite overrated.
The fuss is that Pep brings dead talent back to life.
Weigl is not ready yet and will need one or two years. Pep would obviously be a great coach for him.If true, it would be really sad to see. Weigl would suit their system perfectly and would sort out their midfield.
Many German league watchers tell me that he hasn't been that great and quite overrated.
Bosz simply didn’t have his position in his team. That’s about it. He fits perfectly into City.Many German league watchers tell me that he hasn't been that great and quite overrated.
He hasn't been great but he is by no means overrated, he was fantastic under Tuchel's possession based system and wasn't able to adapt to Bosz's more fast paced system; he's getting more starts now with Stoger. He can certainly work in Pep's City team, though he is very different from Fernandinho who is more aggressive and quicker than Weigl, while Weigl is better in possession.
Right SaidI'm not worried about missing out on him. Would much rather get Fred.
He’s too sexy for our shirtI'm not worried about missing out on him. Would much rather get Fred.
How has he being doing for Dortmund? Would take Ruben Neves if he impresses for Wolves though.Bump.
Today's rumours are that Arsenal are interested in him. Considering Matic is showing signs of decline, perhaps Weigl us someone we could consider?
Bump.
Today's rumours are that Arsenal are interested in him. Considering Matic is showing signs of decline, perhaps Weigl us someone we could consider?
Lad has 1 appearance this season. So does that make Matic less in decline? If he's not getting games for BD he's certainly not going to get a chance here. Hasn't had a pre-season and hasn't really stepped up from his early promise
Tonali is one that we should be watching to see his progression over the next 12 months as he's currently quite raw and is still yet to play in Seria A.A bit unfortunate that two of the brightest midfield prospects from a couple years ago in Paredes and Weigl have stagnated or regressed instead of making great strides in their growth — especially in contrast with the likes of Bentancur, De Jong, Neves and Rodri — who've come up leaps and bounds in the same period. Even back in the day there was some skepticism regarding Weigl because he wasn't that explosive while beating the press and had a fairly specialized (and slightly conservative) role under Tuchel — though it was largely dismissed because of how effective and intelligent he was at a very young age, and how simple he made things seen. As things stand, he needs to either reclaim his starting spot at Dortmund or hope Tuchel prioritizes him at Paris Saint-Germain as the holder behind Verratti. For United, you could argue that Tonali would be a better signing, even though he's only 18 years old and less developed than Weigl — would be a gamble no doubt but reckon he has a higher ceiling as a more adventurous regista.
He looks really good. It would be nice if we could rotate him with Matic, so Matic actually gets a rest and he could get used to the prem. That being said, even if it’s not Tonali it’s the right profile.A bit unfortunate that two of the brightest midfield prospects from a couple years ago in Paredes and Weigl have stagnated or regressed instead of making great strides in their growth — especially in contrast with the likes of Bentancur, De Jong, Neves and Rodri — who've come up leaps and bounds in the same period. Even back in the day there was some skepticism regarding Weigl because he wasn't that explosive while beating the press and had a fairly specialized (and slightly conservative) role under Tuchel — though it was largely dismissed because of how effective and intelligent he was at a very young age, and how simple he made things seen. As things stand, he needs to either reclaim his starting spot at Dortmund or hope Tuchel prioritizes him at Paris Saint-Germain as the holder behind Verratti. For United, you could argue that Tonali would be a better signing, even though he's only 18 years old and less developed than Weigl — would be a gamble no doubt but reckon he has a higher ceiling as a more adventurous regista.