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4pm announcement rumoured.
I am getting a bit tired of blocking people who cannot make a point to save their lives.car crash of a post
By whom4pm announcement rumoured.
BorisBy whom
*by whomstBy whom
Maybe the part that he took exception to was the bit where you said that he could potentially cost as much as Bruno. Bruno himself could potentially cost €80m.I am getting a bit tired of blocking people who cannot make a point to save their lives.
I was also reading similar posts when we signed our current useless captain but you can bet I never had people who were hyping him at the time come back and admit they were completely wrong in their opinion.
But you (and the other... let's call him poster due to rule restrictions on this forum) keep playing your game of know-it-all.
ITK. This lot are saying minutes..
Eriksen was 3pm tooSurely it would be 3PM if it was just minutes away.
YepEriksen was 3pm too
Yeah someone else said 4.Surely it would be 3PM if it was just minutes away.
You say all that, but it'll still likely be Maguire-Martinez. Varane is unlikely to stay fit all season, and Ten Hag has already given his "my Captain shall always play" answer.Think it has to be a Varane-Lisandro partnership, especially if Utd are going to be playing a high line. Maguire-Lisandro would be too slow as a pair when it comes to recovery pace, letting Martinez go and contest balls and use his agility and aggression to win the ball with Varane covering. Lindelof and Lisandro could possibly work as well against certain teams.
Look, for all the memeing of his lack of height it will be an issue, short cb's who are also on the slow side are fairly rare at the top level but his ability on the ball is exceptional and in a functioning team will hopefully more than make up for his downsides.
You say all that, but it'll still likely be Maguire-Martinez. Varane is unlikely to stay fit all season, and Ten Hag has already given his "my Captain shall always play" answer.
Think it has to be a Varane-Lisandro partnership, especially if Utd are going to be playing a high line. Maguire-Lisandro would be too slow as a pair when it comes to recovery pace, letting Martinez go and contest balls and use his agility and aggression to win the ball with Varane covering. Lindelof and Lisandro could possibly work as well against certain teams.
Look, for all the memeing of his lack of height it will be an issue, short cb's who are also on the slow side are fairly rare at the top level but his ability on the ball is exceptional and in a functioning team will hopefully more than make up for his downsides.
You say all that, but it'll still likely be Maguire-Martinez. Varane is unlikely to stay fit all season, and Ten Hag has already given his "my Captain shall always play" answer.
Jesus was cheaperCrazy money. Jesus.
Oh yeah the club signed Maguire. As if they'd refuse to save 30 million if Ole had said to go for Ake...What’s wrong with caring about the direction of the club? The weird thing is that some people (like the poster you responded to) seem insistent on denying that there are at least modest signs that the direction has changed since Woodward’s departure.
Possibly. Maybe they’re just ultra-sceptical and believe that while the Glazers are in control there won’t be any change. I don’t agree with them, but that doesn’t make me feel superior to them.
Well exactly. We are now signing players that help the manager play the way he wants. Ole said he wanted to play front-footed high-pressing football, so the club signed Maguire. Not a joined up process.
I dare say Ole was complicit in signing Maguire, who was presumably a Phelan pick from his Hull days. The signing still didn’t make sense if Ole meant what he said about the sort of front-footed play he wanted to progress to.Oh yeah the club signed Maguire. As if they'd refuse to save 30 million if Ole had said to go for Ake...
I think your twisting words to fit your narrative here, when did he say that?You say all that, but it'll still likely be Maguire-Martinez. Varane is unlikely to stay fit all season, and Ten Hag has already given his "my Captain shall always play" answer.
Not necessarily if there are no other strong candidates, and if there is a new manager who still has to truly get to know the dressing room. Both of which are true for us at this time. Leaving the club captaincy with Maguire even if he won't necessarily be first choice gives us a year for the new management team to decide who the long-term choice will be, and also for potential new options (such as Martinez himself who some have said could be an option) to establish themselves in the dressing room.Just days ago, the club announced that Maguire will remain captain. Seems a bit weird to do that if they expect him to be a backup player.