GledTheRed
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Been like prime Ronaldo tonight.
Been like prime Ronaldo tonight.
Is that a diss at Mourinho? Because Lukaku lost form and gained weight under his management.Part of the job of managing is getting the best out of players.
I seriously doubt he has.
Part of the job of managing is getting the best out of players.
Seen the game?
I don't have to see the game to know he's been like prime Ronaldo. I've seen all his United games to understand he doesn't have the ability to look like prime Ronaldo. He probably looked like a better version than the usual Lukaku.
Nice one mate.
He looks like a player reborn. God knows why he couldn’t get this form for us. Pleased to see him hit form again but very frustrating.
It's like watching prime Beckham.His first touch is erratic but he can certainly cross the ball pretty damn well.
He was prime Ronaldo and Beckham into one today.You’d expect him to perform against a Czech team.
Voted Skill of the day by the UEFA experts.
He was prime Ronaldo and Beckham into one today.
He was prime Ronaldo and Beckham into one today.
He looks like a player reborn. God knows why he couldn’t get this form for us. Pleased to see him hit form again but very frustrating.
love the hypocrisy of hitting a ball like this, when the reality is you hit a ball like this because your other foot is not good enough. It’s actually a lack of technique. Saw this often from the likes of Owen.
With that said and done, excellent pass, but hardly worthy of ‘skill of the day’ whatever that may be.
If he was capable of playing like 'prime Ronaldo' then would we have sold him? He's never been shit but he's never been good enough for a club with our aspirations. For what its worth Inter would be the same as us if they played in the Premier League. I've no problem with Lukaku the same way I have no problem with Robbie Keane, both good players at a certain level (Keane better technically) but not good enough for what United aspire to be.
With his posture he reminded him of Pogba.Hes playing well as he’s been used correctly. He was/is never the target man who can play with his back to goal type. Lord knows why Jose bought him to be his target man?
The lad has big appetite. For goals and glory, of course.Fair play to him, he's doing well at Inter. He's a funny case. I am sure that he would score regularly for us, but I still don't want him in my team. I don't think he suits our style of play - or at least the style of play we aspire to adopt. In Inter he plays in a system that suits him, in a league and team where he mainly has to focus on being a goalscorer.
Is it only me who cannot stand his body language and constant gestures in games? EVERY time a teammember opts for a shot on goal instead of passing it to him, he's moaning and making gestures. Every. Single. Time. He does the same if he misses a chance himself. It's like he cannot fathom what just happened. In addition, if he makes an assist or something good it is like he's just waiting for the whole world to praise and acknowledge his geniuses.
Fair play to him, he's doing well at Inter. He's a funny case. I am sure that he would score regularly for us, but I still don't want him in my team. I don't think he suits our style of play - or at least the style of play we aspire to adopt. In Inter he plays in a system that suits him, in a league and team where he mainly has to focus on being a goalscorer.
love the hypocrisy of hitting a ball like this, when the reality is you hit a ball like this because your other foot is not good enough. It’s actually a lack of technique. Saw this often from the likes of Owen.
With that said and done, excellent pass, but hardly worthy of ‘skill of the day’ whatever that may be.
It feels that way doesn't it? the "big names" just never seem to find form here. That's why buying wonderkids or unknown talent always seems a better idea for us.Our club is a black hole that sucks talent out of everyone. Funny how so many good players suddenly go bad when they play for us.
I agree. the 3-5-2 formation suits him really well and Inter often look to soak up pressure and counter, he's often in a lot of space when I see him scoring for inter which obviously suits his pace/power.Hes playing well as he’s been used correctly. He was/is never the target man who can play with his back to goal type. Lord knows why Jose bought him to be his target man?
It’s because of things like this that I believe Jose is past it. Trying desperately to replicate stuff that worked for him in the past while clearly not having the materials to do so.It seems that Jose tried to turn him into a drogba/costa style player but he just doesn't have the close control for it.
At the start of the season, presumably because Jose didn’t mind. Either he thought it was a good idea or he didn’t care because he was looking for the sack. Why Ole didn’t force the issue when he arrived (inventing a spurious injury as cover and sending him to a health farm for six weeks) is rather odd, and I’d be disappointed if it hadn’t been considered, but maybe he and the club as a whole had written Lukaku off as a high maintenance baby by then.The extra weight is a weird situation though. He looks SO MUCH skinnier at Inter, he's back to his Everton shape. Why the hell did he not do that for us?
Voted Skill of the day by the UEFA experts.
Fair play to him, he's doing well at Inter. He's a funny case. I am sure that he would score regularly for us, but I still don't want him in my team. I don't think he suits our style of play - or at least the style of play we aspire to adopt. In Inter he plays in a system that suits him, in a league and team where he mainly has to focus on being a goalscorer.
Is it only me who cannot stand his body language and constant gestures in games? EVERY time a teammember opts for a shot on goal instead of passing it to him, he's moaning and making gestures. Every. Single. Time. He does the same if he misses a chance himself. It's like he cannot fathom what just happened. In addition, if he makes an assist or something good it is like he's just waiting for the whole world to praise and acknowledge his geniuses.