RooneyLegend
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I've never thought I'd come to this point as he does frustrate me to the heavens but we need him back asap. He could play with a strained hammy and still be better than val and young.
There has been no offer yet of a new deal for Ryan Giggs and there is a break clause in the five-year contract Nani signed last September.
Its fantasy to think he'll ever pass the ball to one of our players ever again. feckin useless!
He's been the 12th man for the opposition for so many feckin years. He has more assists for the oppoistion than he has for us over the past 4 seasons.
Nani = 1 good game, then 5 atrocious games thereafter... No heart nor soul, no pride for the shirt. I doubt whether the fecker is even injured to be honest. Feckin Marmite prick!!
Still provides a lot more cutting edge than either Tony or Ashley, and younger than both.
IF he can get fit he provides us with a nice way of rotating Januzaj.
Tony and Ashley should get gone... unless maybe Tony could play in CM. Actually amazed we have not tried this.
Marca says Nani's representatives have sent out feelers to Spanish Liga clubs ahead of the January market.
Barcelona and Real Madrid are unlikely to move for the Portugal international, however, Valencia, Villarreal and Atletico Madrid could be keen.
Nani signed new terms with United earlier this season, but has seen Adnan Januzaj move ahead of him in manager David Moyes' plans.
Manchester United could be handed a much-needed boost by the return of winger Nani against West Brom in the Premier League on Saturday.
The Portugal international has been out with a hamstring injury since playing against Newcastle in a 1-0 victory back on 7th December.
He suffered a slight setback in his rehabilitation a fortnight ago, which forced him to curtail his progress.
Nani, however, has received the given the green light to resume first-team training and he will now be closely monitored throughout the remainder of the week.
United will be looking to bounce back from the humiliating 2-0 Champions League reverse to Olympiacos, last time out, when they travel to take on West Brom at The Hawthorns.
And Nani's inclusion would certainly give under-pressure boss David Moyes some more attacking options as the champions desperately try to stay within touch of a top-four finish.
http://www.bet365.com/news/en/betting/football/nani-to-return-to-training?
No quotes but it would be decent to have him back.
Good news if true. Even though I doubt Moyes would know what to do with him.
You just couldn't resist could you?
"Now you stay out there, out near the line and whip in crosses, aye?"Good news if true. Even though I doubt Moyes would know what to do with him.
haha this, but it's the same with every player really. Or, basically, whoever Moyes selects, it's the wrong decision. If Moyes was picking Nani people would say we should be putting Valencia in, he was one of the best wingers in the league two seasons ago and if he gets a consistent run of games he will be great again, but Moyes is too 'cowardly' to give Valencia the run of games.Rule of thumb: Nani gets better and better by CaF posters the longer he doesn't step onto the football pitch, invariably when he does, the majority soon recall just how frustrating and inconsistent he is, resulting in moments such as him being booed off at OT against Stoke.
I wonder how many times that has been said....If Nani returns to form next year, it will be (you guessed it) like a brand new signing.
If Nani returns to his best form it's like winning the lottery, not going to happen sadly. Sell now and improve in the summer.If Nani returns to form next year, it will be (you guessed it) like a brand new signing.
I don't know about you guys, but the only time I've really been annoyed of watching Nani play was during the second half of the 2008/09 season and the first half of the 2009/10 season, when he was almost as useless as Young was down that left wing as a traditional left winger. At all other times, however, I haven't been annoyed by his performances, otherwise (even with his supposed decision-making issues during the 2010/11 season; plus, pleased and not annoyed are two different things).
Honestly, every time I see Nani play, I feel more assured whenever we are on the attack as, to me, he always makes good use of the ball. He is unlike Young, Valencia, and even Evra in that he doesn't just do one thing over and over again just because he's instructed to do so. Nani's movement has also been really good and provides us with many different options, movement that is nonexistent in Valencia and Young, at the moment.
His injury-proneness is a definite cause of concern, though. If he can't string a run of games, then he'll never get into good form. Playing here and there isn't good for him and for us. He needs a consistent run of games to come out good. If he doesn't get those consistent run of games, he's not that useful for us.
What makes you say that Bish? He loves playing pacy wide players, couldnt Nani come in on the Young / Valencia rotation?
A bucket of Nandos?It's a strange accusation tbh.
Valencia and Young aside, what does Januzaj bring to the table that Nani doesn't? (on a good day, anyway)
Nani is still being discussed?
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Rowem said:Yeah what's the point in discussing a Manchester United player. Players never come back from medium to long term injuries. We haven't seen him now for, what, almost 3 months? That's practically an eternity. I'm surprised anyone even remembers he exists. I can't really remember anything from 3 months ago. I think it was sort of cold? And maybe there was some football played, or something? Sorry, what we were talking about again? Oh yes, Moyes. Bloody Moyes.
Hey did anyone read that article linking us to Arteta? I think we need a new winger myself. It feels like we're one winger short. Didn't we used to have more wingers? Wasn't there some flashy Portugese guy used to play here? Anyone remember his name? Might have been a while ago now.