Marcelinho87
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Yeah the commentators blamed the heavy pass though lol.I completely lost my shit when he he failed to keep that ball in play on the right hand side from Shaw's(?) pass... that was my "I'm done with Wayne Rooney" moment.
Yeah the commentators blamed the heavy pass though lol.I completely lost my shit when he he failed to keep that ball in play on the right hand side from Shaw's(?) pass... that was my "I'm done with Wayne Rooney" moment.
Yeah the commentators blamed the heavy pass though lol.
I completely lost my shit when he he failed to keep that ball in play on the right hand side from Shaw's(?) pass... that was my "I'm done with Wayne Rooney" moment.
No because they can set a perfect example and the other players still play shite. If a player does raise the levels of those around him its a bonus but its the exception rather than the rule.
To think he was "rested" for this game and so was supposed to be "fresh"
I completely lost my shit when he he failed to keep that ball in play on the right hand side from Shaw's(?) pass... that was my "I'm done with Wayne Rooney" moment.
I was watching a stream but listening to the game on talksport. The commentators on talksport were having a go at Shaw for the pass. I looked at the replay again and started thinking I must be nuts. Maybe my opinion of Rooney has gotten so bad that I'm turning mental.Same here.
It was the combination of being so fecking ponderous getting to the ball, followed by a pub footballer's first touch when he eventually did get there which summed up everything about his current malaise.
It's sad when you compare his conditioning to say Ronaldo and Ibrahimovic who are both older. Playing so much football at a young age combined with his half-arsed approach to staying in shape is catching up with him now.The irony with Rooney and his beer, chips and fags diet is that it actually makes sense to keep playing him every game. It was embarrassing how overweight he was after coming back from injury last season.
the Shaw pass to me isn't a moment of physical decline, that's mental to me. Seriously, you can tell when his head has gone, like the Iceland game.I thought the miscontrol from the Shaw pass was a sign of how much he's declined physically as well as in terms of skill and talent.
He had to sprint to keep the ball in play and when he got there he was so knackered he just stumbled and the ball went out of play.
And then it looked for a split second like he was going to have a moan at Shaw for the pass! Only good thing he did all day was stop himself doing that.
I was kind enough to utilise the rather narrow remit of a captain that you defined but you still keep trying to slip away and further narrow the scope in order to cling to your point.
So the role of a captain was created to set an example on the off chance it may well have an effect on the rest of the team? Fascinating nonsense.
And "game management" (a term you introduced) I suppose is merely practiced by the captain on the off chance that it might just be one of those rare days when this sort of thing has any effect on the team? I would have thought the clue is in the term "management". What are they managing? The game? Well of course not they are attempting to organise the players to suit a specific game situation but I guess them being able to do so would just be a "bonus" or "exception" eh. Makes you wonder why they bother.
There are a couple of terrible moments missing in the video posted a couple of pages back. Which I have included here:
Who would waste all the corners?
Why is he taking corners? I don't recall him setting up a goal recently from a corner.
The reason they dont play it is because he will either spoon it over, mis-control it and loose possession, or spanner it towards the corner flag. He is done, finished, kaput, as much use as a one legged man in an arse kicking contest, or a chocolate fireguard, or an ashtray on a motorbike, or a handbrake on a canoe, or tits on a fish, or a spoon in a knife fight. He has delusions of adequacy, he is at rock bottom and still digging. He is out of his depth in a puddle, he is grossly crap --144 times crapper than crap.
If he was any less use he would have to be watered twice a week, and if he really believes he has nothing to prove he has ridiculously low standards, which he constantly fails to meet.
He. Is. Finished. Accept it and move on from denial to anger, let the process continue, we are here for you.
That pass out wide from Shaw that he couldn't even keep in play was absolutely pathetic.
Hope we're not the only ones who thought that. Yes, Mourinho, I'm looking at youI completely lost my shit when he he failed to keep that ball in play on the right hand side from Shaw's(?) pass... that was my "I'm done with Wayne Rooney" moment.
It's been coming for a decade
What an epic rant! Love it!
I'm really surprised at the u turn you fellas have made. Well done in being objective I suppose but I'm just surprised it's only taken this game for you to switch opinion.
Now imagine somebody calling you a hater for wanting him dropped after today. Maybe you can understand our frustration a little.
If Rooney just stops fecking around and allows Mourinho to bench him it's a win-win for him. If United plays well, Rooney gets credit for realising that his day has come. If United plays shit Rooney has an excuse to demand a starting spot. Right now he's just alienating everyone.
Rubbish. Not making a u turn at all. I always admit when Rooney has been poor, although it very rarely needs my input as you lot are normally in here like a flash when he has a bad game.
Fact is, at the moment, no one in our team, apart from maybe Rashford, is covering themselves in any glory. I mean, I could understand if our team was playing incredible, and Rooney was awful, but we're not, therefore, I feel it's a bit silly when people think just dropping Rooney will be the solution, as we saw against Feyenoord. He's not the only one in the team who isn't performing at the correct standard. Half of our team should be dropped based on the last few performances.
Rubbish. Not making a u turn at all. I always admit when Rooney has been poor, although it very rarely needs my input as you lot are normally in here like a flash when he has a bad game.
Fact is, at the moment, no one in our team, apart from maybe Rashford, is covering themselves in any glory. I mean, I could understand if our team was playing incredible, and Rooney was awful, but we're not, therefore, I feel it's a bit silly when people think just dropping Rooney will be the solution, as we saw against Feyenoord. He's not the only one in the team who isn't performing at the correct standard. Half of our team should be dropped based on the last few performances.
Even when claiming your objective about Rooney you're still defending him when there really is no need. Still mentioning the Feyernord game. Nobody has said dropping Rooney will solve ALL our problems. Can you quote say three posts claiming this? There must be way more than that given how often you argue against it.
Rubbish. Not making a u turn at all. I always admit when Rooney has been poor, although it very rarely needs my input as you lot are normally in here like a flash when he has a bad game.
Fact is, at the moment, no one in our team, apart from maybe Rashford, is covering themselves in any glory. I mean, I could understand if our team was playing incredible, and Rooney was awful, but we're not, therefore, I feel it's a bit silly when people think just dropping Rooney will be the solution, as we saw against Feyenoord. He's not the only one in the team who isn't performing at the correct standard. Half of our team should be dropped based on the last few performances.
Defending him by saying he's not the only one not pulling his weight and that others should be dropped too?
Let's get one thing straight. I'm a United fan. I've been a United fan way before Rooney arrived at the club. I support United not Rooney, which means if Rooney gets dropped and we go back to winning titles, etc, then I'll be happy. Having said that, I still maintain that dropping Rooney alone will not solve the problem at the club. It's stupid to think that.
Having said that, I still maintain that dropping Rooney alone will not solve the problem at the club. It's stupid to think that.
Come on you've been arguing against him being dropped all season. You thought he was one of the best players against City, thought it was crazy to even consider subbing him off.
One game later you want him out of the team. This is a full blown U turn.
But that's a defensive argument against a point that exactly nobody has made. Nobody thinks he's the only problem and nobody thinks removing him will make us fantastic.
What people do think however is that any sort of progress cannot be made when we have an awful footballer like him in arguably our attacks most important position. Which we can't.
I still feel he was one of our better players against City. I'm not the only one who thinks this. Even some that aren't the biggest fans of Rooney said this.
Go through my quotes on Rooney. I've clearly stated that in some games he hasn't been great, but as long as he's contributing to the team, then he will most likely get kept in it.
If he no longer contributes and performs like he did against Watford, then he shouldn't be starting. That said, I think the same about Ibra. Guess that's a full blown U turn too.
Exactly, no one is expecting that the minute we drop Rooney we'll suddenly be shitting goals and playing like '82 Brazil, but if we want the team to improve we need to go 4-3-3 and we need to remove the worst player in it, dropping Rooney isn't an immediate fix, but it's the first step in the right direction and for it to be beneficial it needs to be for several games to give the team a chance to gel, this whole pointing to the Feyenord game is such horseshit, half that team were playing their first game of the season for starters.
Again who thinks this? Show us the posts.
Getting Rooney out of the side would benefit Ibrahimovic and Pogba, arguably our two most important attacking players, and keeping him in it would only benefit Wayne Rooney.
It's the easiest choice ever, frankly.
All you have to do is read between the lines. Everyone was delighted when Rooney was left out the squad against Feyenoord, only to be let down after the game.
The reason they dont play it is because he will either spoon it over, mis-control it and loose possession, or spanner it towards the corner flag. He is done, finished, kaput, as much use as a one legged man in an arse kicking contest, or a chocolate fireguard, or an ashtray on a motorbike, or a handbrake on a canoe, or tits on a fish, or a spoon in a knife fight. He has delusions of adequacy, he is at rock bottom and still digging. He is out of his depth in a puddle, he is grossly crap --144 times crapper than crap.
If he was any less use he would have to be watered twice a week, and if he really believes he has nothing to prove he has ridiculously low standards, which he constantly fails to meet.
He. Is. Finished. Accept it and move on from denial to anger, let the process continue, we are here for you.
Myself and others want him dropped because of years of underperfroming. You want him out after just one game of not contributing. When you thought he was one of the best in only his previous game. You can undestand why I think that's quite a shift in opinion.
Seen your posts on Zlatan. Not a u turn as you haven't been defending him all season. I don't get it though.You've been saying all season that if a player contributes with goals or assists he should stay in the team. Yet you want Ibra dropped. There's no consistency to your argument.
Read between the lines? Deary me. There's pages and pages of discussion here. Surely you can find multiple posts explicitly claiming dropping Rooney would solve ALL our problems? I could find you plenty who want him dropped but confirm he isn't the only problem. There's several on this page alone.
Let's put this one to bed. Quote us a bunch of these posts or give up pretending it's an argument that exists. It does nothing for the debate.
I'm just interested to see where I said I want Rooney dropped, though.
Rooney hasn't contributed in his last two games, nor has Zlatan. How is there no consistency?
People wouldn't have the guts to say that because they don't want to look like fools, but it doesn't take a genius to know what they're thinking. Cmon.