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Yeah. 3rd world
I'm certain that the second Fellaini came on the Everton plan was get in and around him and he'll do something fecking stupid.
If I was an opposition manager I'd definitely be telling my players to target Fellaini.
18 months left. No way this p*ss sting piece of afro cheese will be kept on. If he is offered a renewal then I expect Woodward to resign
Pretty sure Woodward doesn't make those decisions Phil.
He would sign the contract no?
If the current manager wants him to extend his contract, Woodward should have no choice but to try and do the best deal for the club/player and to sign the contract.
A World in which Woodward makes the decisions to tell a manager "no, he's not good enough" is a fecking horrible one.
Very fair points. Removing Fellaini won't solve all our problems. Before Rooney was the problem, then Pogba, then Zlatan and now Fellaini. Basically it is a collective issue, one that I do not have the answer to
Well they have the final say on transfers, plenty of them have vetoed signings before. Obviously it wouldn't be an ideal situation, but if Woodward thought paying out millions on a new contract for Fellaini was a stupid idea, why should he push that forward? He is the money man after all.
There is also no way that Schneiderlin is away from the squad and Fellaini is getting picked to play.
Id add, injured and with a blindfold is miles better then a fit Fellaini.
Absolutely mind boggling.
You must be fecking kidding me right @Adam-Utd ?
Footballing decisions are absolutely NOT Woodwards job, he should hire a DOF if he doesn't believe in his manager.
Id add, injured and with a blindfold is miles better then a fit Fellaini.
Whilst I agree with the quote, placing a quote next to a picture of a person doesn't make it a true quote.
Can you post the actual video or article with said quote @Šjor Bepo?
I doubt Keane said that as he did defend Fellaini before after he became the scapegoat for many bad performances.
Saying that, I'd have Schweinsteiger in the team over Fellaini any day of the week. Fellaini cannot play in midfield. He can't pass, can't run, can't tackle. The only thing he is good at is chesting the ball down.
Anyway, I'm hoping that losing us those 2 points will be the end of Fellaini. I'm praying that Sunderland will waste more of their money on one of our shite players.
Saying that, I'd have Schweinsteiger in the team over Fellaini any day of the week. Fellaini cannot play in midfield. He can't pass, can't run, can't tackle. The only thing he is good at is chesting the ball down.
Anyway, I'm hoping that losing us those 2 points will be the end of Fellaini. I'm praying that Sunderland will waste more of their money on one of our shite players.
I dont, saw it on twitter so decided to post it here as well....
I do pity him since he's asked to do something he's evidently not very good at, but I can't help but resent him, namely because he serves a symbolic reminder of our downfall and lowering of standards.
The day he finally buggers off would be a happy day for me, even if probably won't immediately fix anything.
The day he finally buggers off would be a happy day for me, even if probably won't immediately fix anything.
Couldn't have said it any better. He is like a bad luck tree (sorry for the pun)
More like a brush that is ready for replacement.
Well it's bound to be bollocks. I saw someone posting a similar thing with a fake Scholes quote today saying "he can't pass, he can't run, he can't shoot" etc etc.
I'd agree with anyone who says both our failure to score goals to finish off opponents AND Fellaini's to blame for the dropped points but I won't agree with anyone who absolves him of any blame.
It's disappointing. In the context of this one single game, it's true that our problem in finishing off opponents is still there, but we could have gotten 3 important points despite that fact and work on that problem from there.
Fellaini is obviously not good enough for United but at least he always gave 100% on the pitch unlike some other players who aren't good enough and never give 100%. Got abused by the fans but still playing without moaning. The penalty was silly from him. He was clumsy, I think the referee was giving the penalty a bit too harsh since the ball was there to be won, but Fellaini shouldn't make challenge like that in the box because the opposition player clearly was looking for a penalty. The reason we drew not because of Fellaini but because the whole team or manager decided to sit back to defend the 1-0 lead for more than 20 min, as a result we had to pay the price which is losing 2 point.
Is this really true? When he's in the mood he'll sometimes put in a lot of effort but there have been plenty of matches in his time here where he's lumbered around in midfield out of position without bothering to track back etc. He's not really all that much less prone to laziness than most of the people around him, to be honest. Such a perception probably partly comes from his status as a hard tackling big man.
It depends though. If he was playing advanced role as a no10 why would he need to bother to track back?
While its true that most sensible people can see that he's not a defensive minded, or holding player who is going to be drawn into such areas as the one leading to the penalty... Managers do keep using him there. And he's played there an awful lot now.
So it does beg the question, shouldn't he be better at it by now? Regardless of whether it particularly suits him, or if he'll ever be perfect there. Surely at this point he has improved to get by in that role. But no, he's still falling short of even that and making the most basic of mistakes. An inability to learn must be his fault too.
He generally plays in midfield most of the time, though. Either way I'm not sure his workrate is always all that much better than the rest of the team.
You don't think no10 is a midfield? I never say his work rate is always better than the rest of the team, I said he always give 100% unlike "some" other players who aren't good enough and never give 100%.
In the squad for tomorrow's game. Looks like the people who thought that Jose was just going to suddenly discard of him after Sunday are wrong unfortunately.
What's that, playing football?
Being a defensive presence.
Can't we just give him to Moyes?
One howler was never likely to end his career here. But compared to the start of the season he's slipping further and further down the pecking order.
I haven't absolved him of blame. But I won't say he is solely to blame like the vast majority are doing. For that is a truly bullshit notion
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The mere sight of him makes me angry.
That and the fact he came on and proceeded to immediately lose his man from a set piece who should have scored.
It actually kind of infuriates me seing this guy on the pitch wearing the United jersey, I mean he's so incredibly shit at basicly everything, even heading and winning duels I can not for the life of me understand how TFM/Schneiderlin/Schweinsteiger can't get a look in. Only plausible explanation is that he's playing so we can get rid in January.
Selling him would be a cathartic, psychological break from mediocrity, at the very least.
It'd also be a massive practical break from it too.
It'd also be a massive practical break from it too.
Indeed. Saw that on the bus on my phone and almost threw it on the ground. How can three well respected managers who are all (except maybe Moyes) capable at competing at the very highest level, still have Fellaini in your squad. Are they honestly seing something United supporters as a whole can not for the life of us see?
It'd be some of the best business we could do.
People talk about signings as a statement, selling him to Stockport County would be as good a statement as we could make.
He's a lingering fart. Can't wait until we're rid of his stench.
Same. His "running" alone(or lack of it) shows that he is simply shit player who shouldn't be playing for a club like Manchester United.
We signed so many players I didn't like before they signed for us, and I generally got used to majority of them pretty quickly, but I won't get use to seeing Fellaini even if he stays here for another 5 years. There is simply nothing to like about him.
I hope we forget him in Ukraine like Home Alone(except he is a bad guy here). @Olly
Another not so great cameo from him so far but tonight shows we should suck up and accept that he is going to be part of match day squads under Mourinho on a regular basis.
Have you guys forgotten Mourinho's response to the first question he was asked about Fellaini as United manager? He basically said 'I called him on phone and assured him that with me you will never leave'. So he is basically Mourinho's Mikel at Man United.
Have you guys forgotten Mourinho's response to the first question he was asked about Fellaini as United manager? He basically said 'I called him on phone and assured him that with me you will never leave'. So he is basically Mourinho's Mikel at Man United.
Is this true? I have never read any quotes like that before, and I am fairly active at following pressers etc, because that would be absolute horrible.
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