Shane88
Actually Nostradamus
Shaw fancies him rotten.
Calves too...I can't get over how much of a tank he is yet so quick. His shoulders are massive.
Compared to Blind at least.
Calves too...I can't get over how much of a tank he is yet so quick. His shoulders are massive.
I think a fair few on here see hima as just a promising young player for now, when in reality, he's far more proven and already quite a good player who is a starter for the national team. No reason why he won't be a starter here. In fact, even if he's still got a lot of developing to do, the qualities he possesses are exactly what our team lacks and doesn't have in anyone else, that's why I'd say if fit, he'll be starting the majority of our games. Even if it was only the Dutch league, the only other player in our squad to have ever had a more productive season then memphis last season was rooney. So for that, and him being physically a tank already, he'll be first choice.Why do you say that? Just wondering as he's been decent so far in pre season and may get more opportunities in the final two games.
Calves too...
Compared to Blind at least.
This for me too.He looks incredibly talented, but doesn't look like a #10 in the slightest.
I hope this is just an experiment, and he's shifted to the wing pronto.
Plus Shaw and him have games naturally suited to one another. Depay cutting in and taking defenders on with trickery and Shaw bursting on the outside.
Either that or him and Rooney forge a partnership up front.
I've yet to see Shaw bursting on the outside (overlapping) with pace, timing and regularity! I hope your right though or he learns this atleast.
Firstly, I doubt we will be playing this formation as it suits nobody in our team. I’m sure van Gaal will go with some kind of 4-3-3. In that case there will only be place for him on the wings, and I doubt LvG will be tinkering with Young/Mata who both had good seasons and were very important for us in the second part of the season. Secondly, I doubt he will be putting so much pressure on the kid. He did brilliantly in dutch league but he will need some time to adjust to this league and more importantly van Gaal philosophy. I know you lot rate him very high but I suppose van Gaal will continue playing the same front 3 that worked last season, we already have a lot of new players in midfield and defence that I guess will be immediate starters.Why do you say that? Just wondering as he's been decent so far in pre season and may get more opportunities in the final two games.
I don't believe him then. You think he will go with Blind as CB and Carrick in midfield two? I doubt it.He's very likely to start the game against Spurs. LVG said he will most likely go with tomorrow's lineup for the new season and apparently during today's training session Shaw, Darmian, Jones, Blind; Schneiderlin, Carrick; Mata, Young, Depay and Rooney were training together.
Firstly, I doubt we will be playing this formation as it suits nobody in our team. I’m sure van Gaal will go with some kind of 4-3-3. In that case there will only be place for him on the wings, and I doubt LvG will be tinkering with Young/Mata who both had good seasons and were very important for us in the second part of the season. Secondly, I doubt he will be putting so much pressure on the kid. He did brilliantly in dutch league but he will need some time to adjust to this league and more importantly van Gaal philosophy. I know you lot rate him very high but I suppose van Gaal will continue playing the same front 3 that worked last season, we already have a lot of new players in midfield and defence that I guess will be immediate starters.
Wait and see obviously, but I’m pretty sure I will be proven right
I don't believe him then. You think he will go with Blind as CB and Carrick in midfield two? I doubt it.
Carrick worked well with Cleverley or Anderson next to him, I think it will have better success with Schneiderlin in there as well. van Gaal doesn't play these type of mind games. He says what he thinks and doesn't say anything when he doesn't want to say anything.Firstly, I doubt we will be playing this formation as it suits nobody in our team. I’m sure van Gaal will go with some kind of 4-3-3. In that case there will only be place for him on the wings, and I doubt LvG will be tinkering with Young/Mata who both had good seasons and were very important for us in the second part of the season. Secondly, I doubt he will be putting so much pressure on the kid. He did brilliantly in dutch league but he will need some time to adjust to this league and more importantly van Gaal philosophy. I know you lot rate him very high but I suppose van Gaal will continue playing the same front 3 that worked last season, we already have a lot of new players in midfield and defence that I guess will be immediate starters.
Wait and see obviously, but I’m pretty sure I will be proven right
I don't believe him then. You think he will go with Blind as CB and Carrick in midfield two? I doubt it.
Midfield two against Barca, seems familiar.TBH I thought that last season with the 3 5 2. I think if we play this formation again today, then he is probably considering it for the Spurs game.
Firstly that was a few years ago, secondly I doubt Anderson worked well with anybody, thirdly we didn’t have enough midfielders to play 3 in the middle. We do now and I’m sure we will.Carrick worked well with Cleverley or Anderson next to him, I think it will have better success with Schneiderlin in there as well. van Gaal doesn't play these type of mind games. He says what he thinks and doesn't say anything when he doesn't want to say anything.
He did it quite a bit vs Chelsea. I think he has it in him, just didn't have a great season last year
He'll improve over time in small things such as timing, and synchronising with the winger. The kid is rapid which will obviously help. Depay himself will most likely have a lot to improve on as well.I've yet to see Shaw bursting on the outside (overlapping) with pace, timing and regularity! I hope your right though or he learns this atleast.
From the little I've seen of Depay I'd definitely say Shaw.I wonder who's faster; Memphis or Shaw? I know at first glance it looks an easy decision, but I've seen Shaw fly past players in games.
Workmen players like Young were very good for us because their industry helped us disguise weaknesses we had in midfield and defence but having spent loads in solidifying our midfield you would surely expect the manager to go with highly productive players in offensive positions. Last season we created and scored a few goals below the standard we expect from a club of our ambitions, that has to be addressed. And addressing it entails playing creative and prolific players and also giving those players the license to thrill. In this respect Depay wins over Young all day, everyday.Firstly, I doubt we will be playing this formation as it suits nobody in our team. I’m sure van Gaal will go with some kind of 4-3-3. In that case there will only be place for him on the wings, and I doubt LvG will be tinkering with Young/Mata who both had good seasons and were very important for us in the second part of the season. Secondly, I doubt he will be putting so much pressure on the kid. He did brilliantly in dutch league but he will need some time to adjust to this league and more importantly van Gaal philosophy. I know you lot rate him very high but I suppose van Gaal will continue playing the same front 3 that worked last season, we already have a lot of new players in midfield and defence that I guess will be immediate starters.
Wait and see obviously, but I’m pretty sure I will be proven right
I don't believe him then. You think he will go with Blind as CB and Carrick in midfield two? I doubt it.
Di Maria could swap with mata but that's a quality front 4 on paper,Workmen players like Young were very good for us because their industry helped us disguise weaknesses we had in midfield and defence but having spent loads in solidifying our midfield you would surely expect the manager to go with highly productive players in offensive positions. Last season we created and scored a few goals below the standard we expect from a club of our ambitions, that has to be addressed. And addressing it entails playing creative and prolific players and also giving those players the license to thrill. In this respect Depay wins over Young all day, everyday.
Supported by a midfield duo of Schweinsteiger/Carrick and Schneiderlin, a front four like this
-----------Rooney----------
Depay----Di Maria----Mata
will have everything and the ability to interchange will bring in the unpredictability we need.
I've yet to see Shaw bursting on the outside (overlapping) with pace, timing and regularity! I hope your right though or he learns this atleast.
Eh?
He does that pretty much every single game.
Not sure what games your watching Sam. The games I'm at it's frustrating watching the timing of his runs and his reluctance to burst forward. It's like he's worried about either going forward or not getting back.
He is about to get that number 7 jersey if these Di Maria rumours are true...
So basically no one gets the number 7 shirt.I think it's high time we start giving players who have been class for 3 or more seasons.
So basically no one gets the number 7 shirt.
EDIT: I think it's high time we started giving players only when they have been class for 3 or more seasons.
Its meant to inspire the player, not a reward.
Is there a context to this tweet? Have found "one" what?