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cause he (Rafael) is crocked most of time and is susceptible to brain farts
True on the first part, but seen Valencia make a lot of mistakes when played there in Rafa's absence.
cause he (Rafael) is crocked most of time and is susceptible to brain farts
cause he (Rafael) is crocked most of time and is susceptible to brain farts
What are these guys up to? Was rumoured they met before, and that it could have been about Di Maria, but obviously this time it can't be.
I wonder if part of the reason for wanting to let Lindegard go is to free up a spot for those players that aren't home-grown. We're looking to get rid of a few home grown players and I don't see us going after any English talent right now.
What are these guys up to? Was rumoured they met before, and that it could have been about Di Maria, but obviously this time it can't be.
What are these guys up to? Was rumoured they met before, and that it could have been about Di Maria, but obviously this time it can't be.
Bayern doing excellent business in a succinct manner all window.
We have a lot to learn.
Cavani?
The players: Lindergard, Welbeck, Anderson, Cleverley, Kagawa, Zaha, Hernandez, Fellaini, Young, Rafael.
Ah, fair enough. Seems a likely situation. Great keeper, though.No we are fine with the home grown quota thing. Lindergaard wants to leave and has for a year or so to be a starter somewhere.
We have told him that we will allow him to leave if he can find a suitable offer but if he doesn't he said he'll stay as backup.
Someone has certainly put this piece of news out there then.
The players: Lindergard, Welbeck, Anderson, Cleverley, Kagawa, Zaha, Hernandez, Fellaini, Young, Rafael.
Where is Varela? Was hoping to see him against the Dons.Selling Welbeck is madness unless we plan on promoting Wilson full time, also selling Rafael would be the biggest mistake ever, first of all we've no back up unless we promote Janko (who isn't ready) plus he's a brilliant RB putting injuries aside.
Selling both Cheech and Welbeck would be OTT. Cheech should go.. and Welbeck convinced.
I'd put Zaha out on loan. Rest can leave though depends on formation and who we bring in too.
Verratti or Matuidi ? After selling Alonso.
Anyway Perez was said to be meeting Monaco guys there for Falcao.
Saw this headline on NewsNow but the link didn't work. Is it referring to Zaha?
Manchester United midfielder signs for Premier League rivals
Selling Welbeck is madness unless we plan on promoting Wilson full time, also selling Rafael would be the biggest mistake ever, first of all we've no back up unless we promote Janko (who isn't ready) plus he's a brilliant RB putting injuries aside.
Where is Varela? Was hoping to see him against the Dons.
We have been through our worst patch (understatement?) and they've had and still are in the best patch of the clubs life (arguably vs the 70s) plus they have the most decorated manager in the past 5 years by a long shot. They also don't have to compete with anyone in their league yet alone with 2 sugar daddy clubs that are currently better off than us and even if Barcelona and Madrid are a bigger pulling power, neither of them were linked with Bayern's targets.
So how do you suggest we ''learn''? The only way I can see things possibly improving is dependent on our on the field success.
Yes Zaha, link seems to work now
We learn by using our name as the behemoth it's supposed to be and not a big come take us for all you can that it has been for some time.We have been through our worst patch (understatement?) and they've had and still are in the best patch of the clubs life (arguably vs the 70s) plus they have the most decorated manager in the past 5 years by a long shot. They also don't have to compete with anyone in their league yet alone with 2 sugar daddy clubs that are currently better off than us and even if Barcelona and Madrid are a bigger pulling power, neither of them were linked with Bayern's targets.
So how do you suggest we ''learn''? The only way I can see things possibly improving is dependent on our on the field success.
The players: Lindergard, Welbeck, Anderson, Cleverley, Kagawa, Zaha, Hernandez, Fellaini, Young, Rafael.
Selling Welbeck is madness unless we plan on promoting Wilson full time, also selling Rafael would be the biggest mistake ever, first of all we've no back up unless we promote Janko (who isn't ready) plus he's a brilliant RB putting injuries aside.
With everyone else on that list we should easily make: (guesstimate)
Zaha and Anderson - 10 million for both (maybe 1-2 million more)
Cleverly - 8 million
Lindergard - 4 million
Kagawa - 15 million
Zaha - 8 million
Chich - 15 million
Fellaini - 15 million
Young - 8 million
Welbeck - 18 million
Total - £101 milion
vs £136 million spent
Rojo - 16 million
Di Maria - 60 million
Herrera - 32 million?
Shaw - 28 million?
What's it got to do with Leicester City though?
Manchester United midfielder Wilfried Zaha has signed for Crystal Palace on a season long loan. The youngster has previously been linked with moves to QPR and Leicester City.
We have been through our worst patch (understatement?) and they've had and still are in the best patch of the clubs life (arguably vs the 70s) plus they have the most decorated manager in the past 5 years by a long shot. They also don't have to compete with anyone in their league yet alone with 2 sugar daddy clubs that are currently better off than us and even if Barcelona and Madrid are a bigger pulling power, neither of them were linked with Bayern's targets.
So how do you suggest we ''learn''? The only way I can see things possibly improving is dependent on our on the field success.
The players: Lindergard, Welbeck, Anderson, Cleverley, Kagawa, Zaha, Hernandez, Fellaini, Young, Rafael.
Exactly. They have a stable administration moving into their second year. Bayern are riding the crest of a wave right now. They only have to find a few pieces to improve a squad overflowing with talent, especially in a league where the rest are struggling to keep up. United meanwhile is in a major rebuilding phase. Credit to their board and management no doubt, but a better comparison would be to their 2006-2009 doldrums period when they bought Toni, Ribery, Robben, Tysoshchuk, Olic, Gomez, Pranjic, Klose, Breno in a relatively short span. Meanwhile United added next to nothing but were consistently the second best if not the outright best team in Europe just like Bayern are right now.
Anyone ready for the "happy with my squad" line from LVG?
Can you imagine the hysteria!