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You never know. Fellaini's been our DM, our box to box beast and our midfielder ball-getter before. Next on the list is the playmaker.You saying fella can't do that? Clearly never watched him
You never know. Fellaini's been our DM, our box to box beast and our midfielder ball-getter before. Next on the list is the playmaker.You saying fella can't do that? Clearly never watched him
Love watching Pogba
Yep he's done well for a redcafe baby elephantSuch a beautiful player to watch and an amazing talent.
Excited to watch him develop.
I am surprised Mouriniho hasnot figured it paugba's best position. He either has to look where he played for Juventus or develop him to position and style of a yaya toure or a patrick viera..
Another possibility is maybe the player is highly overated and or needs few seasons to develop.
I hear also of a left sided midfielder as his best position several times though not sure what and where that position is.
It was from right to left, not the other way.
Patience was always needed with him and this despite the ridiculous fee involved. He is still young and adapting to the league and team but the signs are so promising, his potential is scary. Fans need to be patient with him.
I genuinely believe he is/can be one of the most technically gifted players we've had during the Premier League era. Up there with the Ronaldo's, Scholes, Cantona's, etc. He really does have all the ability in the world, he's brilliant to watch at his best. The fact he's 23 is amazing.
Nani for that short period? Rooney when he was one of the best strikers in the world? Di Maria wasnt great but such an exciting player as well.He's our most exciting player since Ronaldo IMO.
Rashford and Martial a close 2nd.
Nani for that short period? Rooney when he was one of the best strikers in the world? Di Maria wasnt great but such an exciting player as well.
I disagree. Mainly because the bad performances come in the big games against our direct rivals, when we need our big players to step up most. Playing a stormer in games we are expected to win isn't the one. We would beat Swansea 9/10 without him anywaysmaybe best game in a united shirt not sure, every few games he has a top performance which makes up for his bad performances, there will come a point where games like today are the norm in a couple of seasons and I can't wait for it.
No way. His pass completion is far lower than Scholes and his long range shooting is too random. Becks and Scholes on another level technically. In fact as a whole the technical level of our squad has decreased from those days. Whenever Becks or Scholes made a long/risky pass, I expected 100% reaching its destination and was surprised if they missed.I genuinely believe he is/can be one of the most technically gifted players we've had during the Premier League era. Up there with the Ronaldo's, Scholes, Cantona's, etc. He really does have all the ability in the world, he's brilliant to watch at his best. The fact he's 23 is amazing.
He's some player... if he was in a Juventus shirt in those clips everyone would be jizzing over them, but as it stands he plays in red so he ends up in #4 in some hack's list of 'worst summer transfers'
That said, if you want technique - check out this bad boy:
There's more to technique than passing. Pogba is vastly superior to Beckham in lots of different ways even if he's inferior when it comes to cross field passing.No way. His pass completion is far lower than Scholes and his long range shooting is too random. Becks and Scholes on another level technically. In fact as a whole the technical level of our squad has decreased from those days. Whenever Becks or Scholes made a long/risky pass, I expected 100% reaching its destination and was surprised if they missed.
So what if he performs another vanishing trick against a big opponent tomorrow? Back to slaughtering him?
He dominated the worst side in the league and the mood here completely changed.
He wasn't even as poor in big games as some people are saying. Poor against City yes, but we were completely overwhelmed that day and there were worse performers in midfield (Mkhitaryan and Lingard). He did his tactical job against Liverpool and created the best chance of the match, if Ibra didn't miss it would have been hailed as a classic Mourinho win against a big team. Chelsea game was a disaster in general, players underperforming significantly and we were playing some sort of 6-3-1.The mood "here" means feck all when you're talking about a forum with tens of thousands of posters. There were quite a number who asked for patience even when he didn't light the pitch on fire and there would be quite a few who'd still have their reservations.
As for football fans appreciating a good performance of one of their players is concerned, absolutely shocking, yeah.
While I agree with you, there were some posters who were crucifying him. It's the generalisation of the entire forum the way orc did so as to mock the Caf for being fickle as a whole that irked me. That and the bizarre shock at people being happy about a good performance.He wasn't even as poor in big games as some people are saying. Poor against City yes, but we were completely overwhelmed that day and there were worse performers in midfield (Mkhitaryan and Lingard). He did his tactical job against Liverpool and created the best chance of the match, if Ibra didn't miss it would have been hailed as a classic Mourinho win against a big team. Chelsea game was a disaster in general, players underperforming significantly and we were playing some sort of 6-3-1.
I disagree. Mainly because the bad performances come in the big games against our direct rivals, when we need our big players to step up most. Playing a stormer in games we are expected to win isn't the one. We would beat Swansea 9/10 without him anyways
I disagree. Mainly because the bad performances come in the big games against our direct rivals, when we need our big players to step up most. Playing a stormer in games we are expected to win isn't the one. We would beat Swansea 9/10 without him anyways
I get where you're coming from but showing the good performances is encouraging for me, if he shows up tomorrow it will have been a very promising start in my opinion. Although naturally if he doesn't play well in a big game over the course of a season and naturally zlatan won't either we aren't going anywhere.
Unfortunately, what Zlatan has to realise that apart from the cannon fodder like Leicester City and Hull, not every team is like a football team from ligue 1. Ligue 1 and the Premier league are totally different worlds. Over in France, he was treated like a god by the french media a
I said this when people were moaning after 6 games. Six. The guy is unique. A phenom.
I still think he's going to click up a gear and become a world class attacking talent worth 20 goals a season.
He's going to be our best player in two years. I would go as far as to say he's more talented than Martial
No way. His pass completion is far lower than Scholes and his long range shooting is too random. Becks and Scholes on another level technically. In fact as a whole the technical level of our squad has decreased from those days. Whenever Becks or Scholes made a long/risky pass, I expected 100% reaching its destination and was surprised if they missed.
So what if he performs another vanishing trick against a big opponent tomorrow? Back to slaughtering him?
He dominated the worst side in the league and the mood here completely changed.
He won't realise, he's not a big game player, to be honest we were crying out for someone like him who can deal with the cannon fodder though so i'm still happy with having him. Combined with Mourinhos very defensive set ups in big matches we can carry him if we get our wide players up to scratch but to be honest we've had nothing from out wide all season and that's because Martial and Mkhi are our best players there but they're struggling.