Jed I. Knight
The Mos Eisley Hillbilly
Your presence here is starting to make me think it is.
You'll all be saying your sorries to KinderBueno after Van Gaal steers us to a magnificent no goal draw against Liverpool this week.
Your presence here is starting to make me think it is.
Bye people. Enjoy the LVG out thread . Really need to stop posting here. When rashford,martial,Memphis,varela , lingard. Fosu Mensa etc etc start beating teams remember to remember who started it all xxx
Hamilton is a great driver but his driving instructor was pretty important too
SAF is the best manager ever but even he used 3 players who nearly played for him for 20 years. How you can say LVG's progression of youth and enabling maybe another manager to have a bunch of kids playing underneath them..how is that not a positive.
As I said, Pogba would have been here if similar arrangements were made early.
If LVG was Hamilton's instructor then he wouldn't be able to leave the roundabout.
Oh yes. He gave them the debuts. Is he to blame for pogba getting tired of waiting for scholes to retire. If he was still here LVG would have had an 80 MIL midfielder in the sub's atleast.
Ahh you know giving debuts mean shit all. All the managers do it. No wonder why everybody is craving Jose so quickly - how many debuts you think he will give?
SAF is the best manager ever but even he used 3 players who nearly played for him for 20 years. How you can say LVG's progression of youth and enabling maybe another manager to have a bunch of kids playing underneath them..how is that not a positive.
As I said, Pogba would have been here if similar arrangements were made early.
It'd be a four cornered roundabout.
With inexplicable changes of cars from Porshe to a Skoda after 79 minutes of drive.
Rumminege says a lot of bad stuff about LVG's ego but even he still recognises LVG's impact whenever you see Bayern's possession fluctuate at the 60% mark.
His use, or lack thereof, of Pereira would suggest not. It's not about natural ability or Fergie's "if you're good enough, you're old enough" mantra. There is no plan for specific youngsters like there was with SAF. It's just all out of necessity with him and then his fanboys want to give him credit for some masterplan of a small squad when it's just royally screwed us this season. A manager with a real vision for the future of the squad would have been able to take an approriately sized squad into the season, while still having a plan for giving the best young talents games if and when they deserve them.A lot of people applaud LVG for his youth policy but would the likes of Varela, Rashford, Blackett, Bojack etc been given chances had it not been for our injury crisis? I mean, let's take Rashford as an example as it is the most recent. Would he have got a look in had Rooney still been fit? I doubt it. This surge of youngsters coming through seems more like the will of good timing rather than a choice...
I agree. The squad is simply to small. We needed about three more quality players. The youth could have been introduced with any sized squad.His use, or lack thereof, of Pereira would suggest not. It's not about natural ability or Fergie's "if you're good enough, you're old enough" mantra. There is no plan for specific youngsters like there was with SAF. It's just all out of necessity with him and then his fanboys want to give him credit for some masterplan of a small squad when it's just royally screwed us this season. A manager with a real vision for the future of the squad would have been able to take an approriately sized squad into the season, while still having a plan for giving the best young talents games if and when they deserve them.
His use, or lack thereof, of Pereira would suggest not. It's not about natural ability or Fergie's "if you're good enough, you're old enough" mantra. There is no plan for specific youngsters like there was with SAF. It's just all out of necessity with him and then his fanboys want to give him credit for some masterplan of a small squad when it's just royally screwed us this season. A manager with a real vision for the future of the squad would have been able to take an approriately sized squad into the season, while still having a plan for giving the best young talents games if and when they deserve them.
If mata was injured I can bet you my balls that Pereira would get a game. He tried to play him out wide but that didn't work. He isn't a very capable player at playing in multiple positions .
In that position we have Rooney,Mata,Januzaj, Pereira even without the likes of Herrera being able to play there.
Injuries are important. Playing kids for the sake of playing kids is a different type of risk than using them when you need them. We had Damian on the bench yesterday. Who started?
They say that only cockroaches could survive the aftermath of a nuclear war.
But it wouldn't surprise me at all If this cnut would be seen wandering around with slightly singed hair and still clutching that fecking clipboard after a nuclear fall out.
We should start calling this bastard Captain Scarlet. Every time you think the cnuts dead and buried he comes back to life again.
He could probably drop his pants and start shaving his balls on the touch line while stroking the salami to a picture of the Glaser family and he STILL wouldn't get sacked!!
Rashford could score a hat-trick in the match previous to Rooney returning...and Marcus would still get dropped next game.
Why didn't he play Pereira yesterday then? Mata was suspended.
Gif please
So you'd bet your balls Pereira would play if Mata was injured but acknowledge that Herrera would in fact play there instead?Because Herrera was available?
SAF is the best manager ever but even he used 3 players who nearly played for him for 20 years. How you can say LVG's progression of youth and enabling maybe another manager to have a bunch of kids playing underneath them..how is that not a positive.
As I said, Pogba would have been here if similar arrangements were made early.
You baited him in then bitch slapped himSo you'd bet your balls Pereira would play if Mata was injured but acknowledge that Herrera would in fact play there instead?
It was fitting that it should be Anthony Martial who kept the weak flame of Manchester United’s season burning for another week. The 20-year-old has been the obvious bright point in a murky, dank season, one during which supporters have typically resorted to dark humour as a coping mechanism. Marouane Fellaini playing 27 matches by mid-March is the unfunny punchline.
Meanwhile, the hokey cokey of United’s next manager continues unabated. Jose Mourinho this weekend spoke of “reading lies” about his future, but his own desires for the Old Trafford job are no secret. Ryan Giggs’ name continues to be mentioned in more than passing, while Laurent Blanc and Mauricio Pochettino are now also being touted. It’s only four days since headlines claimed Van Gaal’s coaching staff are confident of their boss seeing out his contract. Summary: Even the club aren’t yet sure.
United’s managerial situation must be solved with something approaching efficiency. The club has gained a reputation for farce and slapstick, far more inclined to public mishaps than quick resolutions to high-profile problems. It feels as though Van Gaal’s downfall is obvious to everyone but those who matter, while the lack of communication from the club is damaging. The overwhelming suspicion is that plans for the p*ss-up in the brewery have never gone smoothly. Invitations were lost in the post and a tray of glasses dropped; Ed Woodward erroneously ordered six barrels of non-alcoholic beer.
Yet the greatest concern for supporters is not that Van Gaal’s exit will be drawn out – we’re already past that point – or that the club will fudge up appointing his successor, but that the managerial situation overshadows the surgical work desperately needed on the squad. If you thought the recruitment of coaching staff and managers was bad over the last three years, take a look at the players...
So you'd bet your balls Pereira would play if Mata was injured but acknowledge that Herrera would in fact play there instead?
And Van Gaal doesn't seem to find Herrera to be a favorable choice, so if going by that presumption, then it's an even stranger decision.
Also eagerly awaiting Santiago's balls now.
You baited him in then bitch slapped him
So you'd bet your balls Pereira would play if Mata was injured but acknowledge that Herrera would in fact play there instead?
Did he try to play him in other positions? Yes, as a right winger. Didn't work.
Is he a CM, as much as Mata is a CM.
5 players are above him in the pecking order due to Pereira's inability to play in other positions.
Having also made mata our recent captain , replacing him with Pereira is stupid in the current games especially the games against liverpool, City & west ham which are must wins.
We need to have CM's injured and CAM's injured for Pereira to get a game where he can be influential. Otherwise someone like Herrera will have to suffice for our upcoming important games .
Also to the guys craving my sweet and sour balls, I said injury which mata has hardly had game off for.
Man United manager only half the problem
More:
http://www.football365.com/news/man-united-manager-only-half-the-problem
You want some too hun? GF hasn't been active recently so I'm up for it...
Load of bollocks really
Enough to go round it appears.There's enough balls in this thread already.
Enough to go round it appears.
SAF is the best manager ever but even he used 3 players who nearly played for him for 20 years. How you can say LVG's progression of youth and enabling maybe another manager to have a bunch of kids playing underneath them..how is that not a positive.