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^^^ Agreed, I felt he was the catalyst to our best attacking patch towards the end.
We're finally seeing him realise how good he can become, and believe he can be the one to decide games
Eh.by some criteria, he has had a fine season for United
The thing is, to say Nani has "played well" this season is almost as ridiculous as the claim that you responded to!The criteria being playing well
Parker has been an inspiration at Upton Park, playing through injury, even playing against Spurs 10 days ago a few hours after the death of his father. He has been a beacon of excellence in a struggling team.
Came on in the 69th minute today against Finland and assisted Portugal's second goal 2 minutes later:
"He plays with a scowl. He plays with anger. He plays like everyone is against him."
Valid criticism.
Saving him for Chelsea?Anyone have any idea why he barely featured against the Hammers?
Even if it worked out great in the end, I'm still baffled by the decision to leave our best offensive player on the bench when we're down and desperately in need of a spark.
Anyone have any idea why he barely featured against the Hammers?
Even if it worked out great in the end, I'm still baffled by the decision to leave our best offensive player on the bench when we're down and desperately in need of a spark.
He's not our best offensive player, and it's possible he wasn't fully fit, or that Ferguson felt putting more strikers on was more important, given that we already had more wingers on the pitch than we knew what to do with.
Who do you have ahead of him?
Wayne Rooney, possibly Berbatov.
He's been our best offensive player since Christmas of 2009. Not even a debate, the others have been good and bad while he's consistantly been as good as anyone else in the team
He's been our best offensive player since Christmas of 2009. Not even a debate, the others have been good and bad while he's consistantly been as good as anyone else in the team
Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand believes team-mate Nani would be a deserving winner of the PFA's Player of the Year award this season after being his side's "most productive player" over the course of the campaign.
The Portuguese winger is in the running for the award after an excellent season at Old Trafford, netting which several scintillating goals and laying on 16 assists - five more than any other player.
Spurs winger Gareth Bale, Arsenal's flamboyant Frenchman Samir Nasri, and United's Dimitar Berbatov are also believed to be frontrunners for the award, but former England captain Ferdinand believes that Nani would be a more deserving winner.
"Nani's my player of the year," he told the Manchester United's official magazine.
"I've gone on about Samir Nasri and Gareth Bale in the last few months, but Nani beats them both.
"He's been involved in a crazy number of our goals this season - it's ridiculous.
"He's easily been our most productive player, without a doubt.
"Berba's scored a lot of goals but when we've needed that little bit of magic, Nani's been the man to step up."
Ferdinand, who has been suffering from injury problems this season, says that he loves watching his team-mate work his magic on the pitch.
"He's the kind of player who gets me off my seat," added Ferdinand.
"He's exciting to watch and he always wants to beat his man, which is a great trait in an attacker. He always wants the ball, he's determined and he scores regularly, too.
"I don't think he gets the plaudits he deserves. A lot of people overlook him but he's been as good as anybody else in the league this season."
Wayne Rooney, possibly Berbatov.
Wayne Rooney, possibly Berbatov.