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Pictured working in her boyfriend's Manchester United shirt, £25m Red Devils United star Morgan Schneiderlin's girlfriend is a £10-an-hour shop girl

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...neiderlin-s-girlfriend-10-hour-shop-girl.html


Morgan Schneiderlin's girlfriend Camille Sold takes job at Manchester clothing store

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...schneiderlins-girlfriend-camille-sold-9905246


These were the links re his girlfriend others are discussing above. United should probably give her a job to keep her happy just in case for the future.

Why can't we give her a job at the Mega Store - she wears the United top really well. As you said keep her happy so she doesn't do what DDG's thingy is doing.
 
He presses the opposition like an absolute madman, it's no surprise that Brugge found openings in our midfield and defense tonight at times.

Looking forward to seeing him play again on Sunday.
 
For me he is the one midfielder who should always start. Hes strong and can bring the ball forward, none of our other midfielders can do that at least not as good.
 
His absence made a massive difference, we looked exposed at the back throughout the first half and shades of last season where defenders/keeper are put under immense pressure.

Can't overstate enough the difference this bloke has made so far, specially at the back. Absolute beast.

Most important player in our side. Scary to think that he'll get better.
What they said.

I couldn't give a shite if people think he's negative in possession (I don't even think he is), he absolutely must start every game. Apart from dead rubbers/easy cup ties of course.
 
Same with Southampton this season, far too open in midfield, although Clasie is still out. Defensively he is just a monster, no doubt. Needs to improve his awareness and on the ball ability. Still a starter for me, his presence, engine and pressing are top notch and miles ahead of everyone else in our team.
 
Good interview with him in the Irish Examiner today. I like his attitude a lot. He comes across as confident with a touch of the right kind of French arrogance, but also real desire to achieve and the willingness to work hard to get there. He's going to be a smashing player for us.

Morgan Schneiderlin wants to emulate Roy Keane at Manchester United.

The French midfielder, who moved to Old Trafford for £25m (€34m) this summer, has insisted he will not be affected by the transfer fee and will only consider his time at United a success if he wins trophies.

Schneiderlin wants to cement his place as a starter in the France midfield ahead of Euro 2016, on home soil, next summer, and believes that under Louis van Gaal, who he described as “super-strict”, he can improve his game.

“Roy Keane is a legend here and I hope to become as important as that,” said Schneiderlin.

“But he has a different personality to mine. I speak less than him on the pitch. But I hope one day to have the same impact he had on the team. His fights with Patrick Vieira when United and Arsenal were competing, they were memorable. I watched a documentary about the rivalry between the two, and that was interesting.”

Schneiderlin also admitted that scoring five minutes into his United debut in a friendly match against Club America was one of the highlights of his career.

“Along with playing at the World Cup in Brazil in 2014 and reaching the Premier League with Southampton in 2012 — it made me think of all the people I love.”

In an interview with France Football magazine, Schneiderlin recalled his first conversation with United’s coach Van Gaal.

“We had an honest and open chat, he told me what Manchester United was all about, what he expected from me and what would happen on our tour in the United States,” he said.

“He is super-strict, but that’s how we progress. He told me that it would be important that I listen, that I have the desire to always improve, to work hard. He explained how he worked and how he wanted United to play.”

Schneiderlin shrugged off the pressure that his huge transfer fee — the third-highest between two Premier League teams — might have on him.

“It proves that I have credibility, it rewards my efforts, but I’m not obsessed by the price,” he explained.

“It’s a huge amount of money, and I know that it will get mentioned if I play bad matches. Many players might be bothered by it, but not me: I can take a step back from that.”

The 25-year-old added that playing for United was not the limit of his ambition. He now wants trophies and a regular place in the France side.

“To be at Manchester United is a dream, there are no words to describe it. But I don’t want stop here. I’m not here as a tourist. I don’t want the only thing on my CV to say: ‘He played for Manchester United.’ I will be happy and proud when I have won titles with this club.”

He added: “[France coach] Didier Deschamps will forever remain important because he threw me in at the deep end, he trusted me at a World Cup. I have to prove him right. So when it comes to the France team, the dream is to win the next Euros. But, when I close my eyes, the first thing I want, is to be in the squad for the Euros. It would be a disappointment and a personal failure if I was not in the squad for the Euros.”

http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/...looks-to-emulate-legend-roy-keane-350482.html
 
I said it in the Newcastle game thread that we needed to start rotating now and I'm absolutely glad LVG has done that. With the quality and depth in our squad, LVG has no excuses really but anyways I'll just drop what I wrote there:

...I don't want to see LVG doing a Mourinho, where he runs the same group of players to the ground. Most at risk for me atm are Shaw, Darmian and Schneiderlin. I think those 3 probably cover the most ground and the most important statistic (that I'm using my own watching skillz to judge by) is that they perform the most high intensity short-to-long runs. I've mentioned it in other posts but I don't care how fit you are (ok maybe unless you're Valencia), if those 3 continue like that, they will not last.

You know why players like Alves, Alba, Lahm and Alaba have that energy to do the same high intensity runs/pressing they do from the start of the season to the end (apart from maybe having a Winter break)? They play in teams where they are absolutely dominant in possession and only have to use their atheletic ability a few times a game that is not of their own will i.e mostly in defensive instances (where you really stretch your body). Right now, we're not that well drilled yet and they're playing good because of their athleticism in the system as opposed to them being able to shine because of their athleticism in the system.

Anyways basically I want to see LVG rotate the team now. I'd gamble rotating a team now is better for the duration of the season than waiting for injuries/fatigue/loss of form to hit. The one thing I've been very pleased with LVG are his substitutions in that he's managing game time well so I want him to build on that.
 
Swansea 2:1 Man Utd
Still going around doing his upmost to get 6/10 and remain unnoticed
 
I thought he had a shocking game. Booked for stupid challenge then at fault for their first goal when he let Ayew run off him. Needs to pay more attention when the opposition are counter-attacking. He was stood next to Ayew as the move developed then by the time the cross came in, Ayew was totally free.
 
I thought he had a shocking game. Booked for stupid challenge then at fault for their first goal when he let Ayew run off him. Needs to pay more attention when the opposition are counter-attacking. He was stood next to Ayew as the move developed then by the time the cross came in, Ayew was totally free.

Thats something most players make mistakes, ball watching, instead of tracking the runner.
 
He is a cdm.

What do you want him to do? Roulettes? Shots from 30 yards.

I expect him to pick up his runners, which he failed to do on Ayew for his goal and just a couple of minutes after for Gomis when he got in behind in acres of space, just a couple of minutes before his goal. Hence why he was subbed off.
 
He didn't have his best game ever today but he will be an extremely valuable player for us for years to come.
 
I thought he had a shocking game. Booked for stupid challenge then at fault for their first goal when he let Ayew run off him. Needs to pay more attention when the opposition are counter-attacking. He was stood next to Ayew as the move developed then by the time the cross came in, Ayew was totally free.

Not really.

They scored their first goal because Shaw got caught up the pitch, because Rooney gave the ball away stupidly. The defence didn't step across to cover him, and Schweinsteiger got caught in no mans land.
 
Do agree really. Rather unremarkable when compared to Carricks holding role of the past few years

How was Carrick in his first few years with us? People were saying the same shit that he's no Keane. We need to sign a new Keane.
 
I thought the team bypassed him even when playing the ball to him was the right move. He's not Pirlo out there but he has to have the confidence of his teammates and want the ball.
 
When on the ball, he doesn't do enough. He needs to impose himself much more and offer more going forward but that will come
 
One thing that is overlooked is that he's doing the running for 2 in there, at Southampton the workload was shared with Wanyama. Fletcher used to do the same when playing with latter day Scholes.
 
He's arguably our most important player for us at the moment, without him we won't be able to control games as effectively as LVG requires.
 
Man Utd 3:1 Liverpool
I think he's very overrated. I'm delighted we have him and he should start a lot of games but the idea he's been our best midfielder is ludicrous, IMO. He's not in the same class as the other two.

The idea that more tackles = better defensively was surely shot to pieces today too. Schneiderlin made as many tackles today in 20 minutes as Carrick made in 70 but it was abundantly clear that we were much more secure defensively with Carrick in there.
 
I think he's very overrated. I'm delighted we have him and he should start a lot of games but the idea he's been our best midfielder is ludicrous, IMO. He's not in the same class as the other two.

The idea that more tackles = better defensively was surely shot to pieces today too. Schneiderlin made as many tackles today in 20 minutes as Carrick made in 70 but it was abundantly clear that we were much more secure defensively with Carrick in there.

I agree with this.

His awareness when we're in possession on the ball and off the ball are poor. Schweinsteiger-Carrick together defensively are easily good enough.
 
I said it weeks ago, he needs to be better on the ball but that will come. Off the ball he does a very good job
 
I think he's very overrated. I'm delighted we have him and he should start a lot of games but the idea he's been our best midfielder is ludicrous, IMO. He's not in the same class as the other two.

The idea that more tackles = better defensively was surely shot to pieces today too. Schneiderlin made as many tackles today in 20 minutes as Carrick made in 70 but it was abundantly clear that we were much more secure defensively with Carrick in there.

They are different players. Just like Blind and Smalling. Morgan is the muscle and basti and Carrick are the brains. In games vs arsenal or Chelsea he is absolutely vital to deal with their pace and strength
 
I think he's very overrated. I'm delighted we have him and he should start a lot of games but the idea he's been our best midfielder is ludicrous, IMO. He's not in the same class as the other two.

The idea that more tackles = better defensively was surely shot to pieces today too. Schneiderlin made as many tackles today in 20 minutes as Carrick made in 70 but it was abundantly clear that we were much more secure defensively with Carrick in there.
I agree he's not (yet?) in the same class as Carrick and Schweini, but that's hardly a damning judgment, not many players are. He may or may not elevate his game, but what he currently offers is different to the other two and is really useful for us.
 
His passing in some aspects needs improving but who better to learn those traits off, than Carrick and Schweinsteiger. He'll be a great player for us this season, few more games in his stride and he'll be even better.
 
I think he's very overrated. I'm delighted we have him and he should start a lot of games but the idea he's been our best midfielder is ludicrous, IMO. He's not in the same class as the other two.

The idea that more tackles = better defensively was surely shot to pieces today too. Schneiderlin made as many tackles today in 20 minutes as Carrick made in 70 but it was abundantly clear that we were much more secure defensively with Carrick in there.

And I think that's very harsh. When we bought him, nobody was expecting signing one of the best central midfielders in Europe. We brought in a very useful player, who's consistent and offers something different to our other midfielders, which can be just as important.

Recently, it seems that people are expecting players, who just signed for us, to immediately be as good as van Persie was in his first season for us. Signing for us and coming from Southampton was always going to be a step-up and so far he's been more than good enough and he'll probably improve, since he's done that all his career.
 
We bought him for the job he's best at and that's cleaning up the lost balls in midfield & energy, its not glorious but by no means did they club think they were getting Iniesta. I think he's be fine any game he's played he is also young and after coming to a new club, give him time. As for people calling him out on his passing that's fair enough, it has been off but trust me this guy can pass as good as Carrick.
 
I'm not saying he's been supbar or that he was overrated when he joined. Not at all. I just think his early season performances have been overrated, partly because people are very generous with their praise of new signings and partly because he brings something different to the table.

Schneiderlin's all action style is new and fresh and more in line with English perceptions of the ideal defensive midfielder and as a result Carrick's quiet dominance that we've become all too used to doesn't get the appreciation it warrants. Schneiderlin received widespread praise in August while Carrick barely got a mention but compare their performances side by side, objectively, and it becomes clear the perceptions and performances are very far apart IMO.
 
I don't think he's been overrated at all, for all of Carrick's positional qualities we were susceptible to the run when up against fast and powerful midfields since Fletcher took ill, Schneiderlin has cut that avenue off for opposition teams, today Schweini did with a grass covering performance I honestly didn't think he still had in his legs.

Anyway, today Morgan did a bit of translating and a solid bit of closing time bulldog work.
 
We bought him for the job he's best at and that's cleaning up the lost balls in midfield & energy, its not glorious but by no means did they club think they were getting Iniesta. I think he's be fine any game he's played he is also young and after coming to a new club, give him time. As for people calling him out on his passing that's fair enough, it has been off but trust me this guy can pass as good as Carrick.

If you mean on the same consistent level as Carrick i really disagree, he is nowhere near, but Carrick is one of the best passers in the game.
 
If you mean on the same consistent level as Carrick i really disagree, he is nowhere near, but Carrick is one of the best passers in the game.
I wasn't talking about passing consistency, I said he can pass as good as Carrick, thought that was self explanatory.
 
I wasn't talking about passing consistency, I said he can pass as good as Carrick, thought that was self explanatory.

I get it, sorry then mate :)

Schneiderlin doesn't dictate a game like Carrick or Schweini, he is more in the mould of Van Bommel and Sven Bender type of player. To get the most out of him, i think we should look for a more mobile version of Carrick like Gundogan to partner him, WHO can do the job of getting forward. He will probably never be an attacking force, but he is a class player and the job of cleaning up in the middle is not an easy job. He has more in his locker than he has showed so far for us though, just needs to settle in and then we will get to see what he can do.
 
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