Originally posted by Kinky Melinky:
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I'll take one aspect of Veron's game that remains a massive contradiction - and I'll be fair ok.
Veron's passing is both exquisite and poor. His pin point accurate passses to the front men and wings are remarkable. Some of his short passes are done as well as a short pass can be done. Then on the other hand, some of his long balls are a disaster, and many of his short passes are annoyingly poor. So that is fair to say about Veron ok ?
So based on the above, he is not worth his price tag fair and square. There is no point in argueing he is - and although he is one of my favourite players, I'm not going to try. My only point is that there are other players on the United team who would make the same mistakes as Veron, but they seem to go unpunished, and I think this is a little unfair. It is not consistant support.
Do you think that Veron asked to be worth 29m ? I doubt it. I'd say he was just so thankful that United didn't doubt him, that he welcomed the move with open arms. He has had to learn to adapt, and has not done too well in this department, but to summarise, what drives me NUTS is when other players on the United team are guilty of the same sins, but do not get the same battering because they are not supposedly "worth" the same.
Does this make sense to anyone ? Anyone relate to this at all ?
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I agree. Tho I do think that it's fair to ask more from Veron than some one like Phil Neville. And we do expect different from different players, at least I do. Maybe that's unfair maybe it's not. We've all seen what Veron can do and that's why we are dissapointed when he doesn't perform to that level.
I'll support Veron as long as he's still with the club. I don't believe he'll ever perform to his potential for United (I did this summer) but obviously I hope I'm (together with most people) proved wrong in the end.