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I like him. Every time he gets on the ball, he's a threat. His dribbling consistency makes it tough to get the ball off of him, and he's more consistent with his chance creation and shots than Bailey is. However, his overall play is more predictable (he doesn't have the vision to create more chances), so opposition defences can contain him more easily. Against deeper defensive lines, he's not as threatening (but can still play a part), and Leverkusen then look to others to create more chances (Amiri, Bailey, Wirtz).What's your opinion on Moussa Diaby?
Jones is set to stay with us until the summer (my guess: lack of interest from other teams), but Lingard, Romero, and Rojo are all available.
United sort of did that with Marcos Rojo, and he's chilling in Argentina and waiting for his next destination whilst eating up our wages. That's largely the same with Romero. Both will eat up the club's wages for this season before becoming free agents.Honestly, if they want them gone clean out their lockers, pack their bags and tell them they're on gardening leave until their contracts expire. They're welcome to find a new club ASAP if they want to actually play some football between now and then.
I met with Sam Allardyce, the manager of West Brom, 4 days ago. I offered him a striker, but his first choice is Cenk Tosun because he is a former student. Moreover, he does not have problems adapting to the UK because he’s been there a long time. He’s not thinking about Diagne [from Galatasaray]. Diagne is not a striker in the profile he’s looking for. Allardyce is currently in talks with three strikers. They want to get a midfielder and a stopper too.
Willian José, there are negotiations in progress, he will not be in the call up [to face Betis] tomorrow. The negotiations are well advanced. Willian José… in this matter we have to be cautious. There are advanced negotiations, in the case of Carlos Fernández as well. But there is nothing signed. I am not going to make assessments. We will lose Willian tomorrow, but we will wait to assess the movements.
Says a lot about the personalities if that's correct. It's also exactly why they're not the right caliber to be good enough for United.United sort of did that with Marcos Rojo, and he's chilling in Argentina and waiting for his next destination whilst eating up our wages. That's largely the same with Romero. Both will eat up the club's wages for this season before becoming free agents.
Honestly, if they want them gone clean out their lockers, pack their bags and tell them they're on gardening leave until their contracts expire. They're welcome to find a new club ASAP if they want to actually play some football between now and then.
We’re working on that, surely Spain is the destination.
They're also in the final year of their contracts. Even if both players wanted to leave the club ASAP, their suitors would rather get them for free either this month or in the summer. From what I've read, the only club that appears desperate for Rojo, at the moment, is Boca Juniors. If they really want him before the start of their season, they might be tempted to pay a few million Pounds to us.Says a lot about the personalities if that's correct. It's also exactly why they're not the right caliber to be good enough for United.
Thanks for the feedback, it's much appreciated.I like him. Every time he gets on the ball, he's a threat. His dribbling consistency makes it tough to get the ball off of him, and he's more consistent with his chance creation and shots than Bailey is. However, his overall play is more predictable (he doesn't have the vision to create more chances), so opposition defences can contain him more easily. Against deeper defensive lines, he's not as threatening (but can still play a part), and Leverkusen then look to others to create more chances (Amiri, Bailey, Wirtz).
The fact that he plays so much more on the left means that he might not improve us as much as someone on the right would. I'm also not sure if he's equally as good on the right as he is on the left like Bailey is.
Update #Boateng : “He contributed a lot to his development himself and lived professionally. He's a very important player right now. We will sit down and see what the strategy can be for the future. He can always do us good.
No it doesn't. FFS.Says a lot about the personalities if that's correct. It's also exactly why they're not the right caliber to be good enough for United.
Jones is set to stay with us until the summer (my guess: lack of interest from other teams), but Lingard, Romero, and Rojo are all available.
no, he is just shit, hence lack of interest.I'm surprised at lack of interest in Jones. Good enough for most clubs in PL
Romano's very good at telling us who we're not in for, which is about 99% of the footballing world, but I'd be interested if he knew who we actually are in for.
Jones is set to stay with us until the summer (my guess: lack of interest from other teams), but Lingard, Romero, and Rojo are all available.
Jones is on high wages and always injured - that s why no one wants himI'm surprised at lack of interest in Jones. Good enough for most clubs in PL but I guess wagss and injuries are a problem.
The delays in getting rid of him, lingard, Romero and Rojo are frustrating. The £24m per annum in wages they are taking could be used better elsewhere.
Jones is on high wages and always injured - that s why no one wants him
He he, I wanted to answer the guy saying no one wants him cause he s shitWhy didnt I think of that.