KeninDC
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Ah. Thanks. Reinforcements are arriving. Let's hope the kid's up to it.
Should have find the replacement for Carrick long time ago, I say this for couple of seasons, we mainly need defensive minded midfielder. Blind is decent but not world class, Carrick soon 34.. We should never depend on the two, hope we find someone in the transfer market in the summer. Strootman may be the option as van Gaal played him as no6 for some time and yeah we still have Ben Pearson waiting for his chance, actually he is the perfect type of player for the job but perhaps van Gaal doesnt think he is physically ready yet. Mentally looks ahead of anyone thereDefensive midfielder though, somebody to play behind Mata and Rooney. God knows if we can allow ourselves to rest Michael like we did after odd 60 minutes against Nouveauchateau. Our next game is on the first of January, Carras could not be rested enough to play against Stoke which will leave us with one option.
I feel the opposite, when Fellaini ain't playing I feel we will get bullied in midfield!When we start Fellaini I always feel like we're playing with a weakened squad, but I really like the idea of having him come off the bench to button things down or chase the late cross on goal.
City hammered us till the red cardChelsea's a tad bit better than Aston Villa and we lost to City due to a red card.
No. Just pointing out that selecting two matches which we lost to prove that a player played poorly can be used for any player. If you cannot read what I responded to, it's your issue and not mineThis post has to be a windup.
Broken rib? Our guys must be running an underground fight club in Carrington.
I feel the opposite, when Fellaini ain't playing I feel we will get bullied in midfield!
Problem is, Fellaini is a foul machine. I'm all for toughness up and down the spine, but I don't like the idea of giving up free kicks in dangerous positions, as Fellaini is wont to do.
The man's best use is up front, marauding into the penalty box searching for well delivered crosses.
Problem is, Fellaini is a foul machine. I'm all for toughness up and down the spine, but I don't like the idea of giving up free kicks in dangerous positions, as Fellaini is wont to do.
The man's best use is up front, marauding into the penalty box searching for well delivered crosses.
3 yellows in 11 apps isnt really the definition of a foul machine
I wrote "foul machine", not "yellow card machine".
Ah....my apologies, didnt interpret it properly
This is his game of the season, and he's missing it. Bollocks.
With all those Stoke attackers constantly pressing our players? He would've been dispossessed too many times. Set-pieces would've been safer with him though.
I don't think that Fellaini is a great physical player. He gets bullied off the ball way too easy for a guy of his size. He can bully Arsenal midgets, but when he comes up against the likes of Shawcross/Crouch he often gets bested. Also, with all the wind and it's changing the ball's trajectory, he would've been lost here - his positioning is awful. He would've been handy at set-pieces though, in a static game he is using his height very good.We have been bullied off the ball. His strength would have been handy this game.
I don't think that Fellaini is a great physical player. He gets bullied off the ball way too easy for a guy of his size. He can bully Arsenal midgets, but when he comes up against the likes of Shawcross/Crouch he often gets bested. Also, with all the wind and it's changing the ball's trajectory, he would've been lost here - his positioning is awful. He would've been handy at set-pieces though, in a static game he is using his height very good.
He had a big problem with our distribution from the back - and Fellaini won't help there, he would only make it worse, in my opinion.