Newcastle had a clause to recall Dubravka, Burnley won't have that.
Wout Weghorst
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Newcastle had a clause to recall Dubravka, Burnley won't have that.
Hopefully Erik doesn't hold him back as long as we saw with Casemiro,having said that maybe he sees them very differently in adaptation
I think him and martial will probably rotate depending on the opposition. Weghorst will be more useful against deeper teams, he’ll cause problems in the opposition box. Martial will be better against open teams.
We are desperate for bodies up front and we are signing a very decent striker.
Why exactly are you amazed that people are happy?
Probably because it's yet another person judging him on the spell at Burnley which most UK media are doing as well
I’ve noticed this too. It’s a really lazy ABU narrative that they are spinning to drive sales and clicks. Kinda sad really.
Meh it's okay, it will be fun to hear them talk about us signing Burnley's rejects and then see them become very silent when he starts banging in goals.
Wait till he pops up with a huge goal then enjoy them eating a little bit of humble pie
I have a feeling he's gonna be key in the Barca games.
A hero. Not a hero Caf deserved. But a hero Caf needed. Nothing less.. Welcome Wout !
Cause it's Weghorst. Never really been seen as a great talent, even if he was obviously quite good at Wolfsburg. Never seen as a potential start for the Dutch national team either, despite the lack of quality strikers for the Netherlands. And somehow distinctly flat in terms of reputation.
It's cool for him though. He has worked extremely hard on his career and his ability (not one of those natural talents that lazily float to stardom), and I'm probably remembering him through that prism back from when he was slowly making his way up through clubs in the Dutch leagues. (No, not based on his Burnley spell!
He actually started very strongly there.)Kinda like Dumfries: you never expect him to be able to make the next step up, but he keeps pulling these things of (Dumfries a bit more spectacularly, but still).
Anyway, good for Weghorst, and I hope he does awesomely - but I'm still amazed at his career trajectory and that he's now become someone many United fans are looking forward to having in their squad.
Would you say more so in the Nou Camp or second leg at Old Trafford
He's gonna give Frenkie nightmares, steal his girl and steal his move to United.
I must admit I didn’t know too much about him other than he was tall, Dutch and was shite at Burnley but his goal/assist stats in his last Eridivise and his four Bundesliga seasons are pretty good! Couple that with his good season thus far and it seems that his stint in English football was the anomaly rather than the norm.
Much more relaxed about this signing now because we make far more chances than Burnley do plus we’ve been crying out for someone who’s a target man and great at pressing. I just thought (wrongly) he didn’t know where the net was but that doesn’t actually seem to be the case
Much more relaxed about this signing now because we make far more chances than Burnley do plus we’ve been crying out for someone who’s a target man and great at pressing. I just thought (wrongly) he didn’t know where the net was but that doesn’t actually seem to be the case
Cause it's Weghorst. Never really been seen as a great talent, even if he was obviously quite good at Wolfsburg. Never seen as a potential start for the Dutch national team either, despite the lack of quality strikers for the Netherlands. And somehow distinctly flat in terms of reputation.
It's cool for him though. He has worked extremely hard on his career and his ability (not one of those natural talents that lazily float to stardom), and I'm probably remembering him through that prism back from when he was slowly making his way up through clubs in the Dutch leagues. (No, not based on his Burnley spell!
Kinda like Dumfries: you never expect him to be able to make the next step up, but he keeps pulling these things of (Dumfries a bit more spectacularly, but still).
Anyway, good for Weghorst, and I hope he does awesomely - but I'm still amazed at his career trajectory and that he's now become someone many United fans are looking forward to having in their squad.
Yeah I get that but I feel like it is "excited with context" no one is jumping for joy thinking he is going to be our world class number 9 for the next 5 years. He is undoubtedly a very decent striker though and we are crying out for numbers there. If Rashford suddenly goes through a lean spell next month we could struggle.
I for one am excited for his pressing, hold up play. I expect him to be a rotational option as a striker, last 15 - 20 minutes in most games, starting cup games. Who knows he might even start PL games if he does well with his pressing.
Yeah, of course. I know no-one is hailing him as finally a worthy successor to Rooney and Van Persie.
I feel a large part of my amazement is probably an underestimation of his actual ability - which I think is also the case in the Dutch press more generally. He's in put in the 'big lump' category, but that's not fair to him.
That attempted pass at 3:41 is one of my favourite moments of his
great ball, and good video. Love the little chip of the keeper at 2:44 also. This boy has skills!
Was hoping this would all get completed today so he could fly over and potentially be on the bench v City...looks unlikely now
Surprisingly technical guy. His finishing is elegant. Reminded me of Berbatov. Better header than the Bulgarian. According to YT highlights of course
Yeah nice little lay off at 1:18 too and yes I know it's only YT highlights but shows he can do it
Cause it's Weghorst. Never really been seen as a great talent, even if he was obviously quite good at Wolfsburg. Never seen as a potential start for the Dutch national team either, despite the lack of quality strikers for the Netherlands. And somehow distinctly flat in terms of reputation.
It's cool for him though. He has worked extremely hard on his career and his ability (not one of those natural talents that lazily float to stardom), and I'm probably remembering him through that prism back from when he was slowly making his way up through clubs in the Dutch leagues. (No, not based on his Burnley spell!
Kinda like Dumfries: you never expect him to be able to make the next step up, but he keeps pulling these things of (Dumfries a bit more spectacularly, but still).
Anyway, good for Weghorst, and I hope he does awesomely - but I'm still amazed at his career trajectory and that he's now become someone many United fans are looking forward to having in their squad.
We are all dewouted to Weghorst's success. I believe!
Clear.
Be hilarious if he outscored Nunez.
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(Take him on loan now)
We’ve got Wout,
(We’ve got Wout)
Come on come on come on Erik now,
Come on and bring him on out
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(Take him on loan now)
We’ve got Wout,
(We’ve got Wout)
Come on come on come on Erik now,
Come on and bring him on out
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This reminds me 2005 Evra thread. Evraready and other pearls.
So... Done deal?
Once they get Aboubakar sorted I reckon it will be
I have a feeling tomorrow is the day. Believe.
& Felix tbf.
I agree, and tbh, most teams change their approach during games depending on the circumstances, so I think there will be plenty of games where we need to start with one option and finish with another.
Its actually having those different options that is most important.
Hopefully when he makes his typical striker moves, he will get played in. We needed someone in the box with the right movement for ages. Wout scores 99% of his goals from close range.
We need someone who has that predatory finishing ability
Whats the registration deadline to have him on the bench for Sat. I think ETH would still have him in the stands even if registered mind.
Can someone enlighten me?
So, I watched an interview with Marco van Basten and according to him Weghorst is an average header of the ball and he isn't a target man who can holds up the ball like Luuk de Jong. Weghorst likes to keep the defenders busy by pressing and bullying them.
Is it true?
So, I watched an interview with Marco van Basten and according to him Weghorst is an average header of the ball and he isn't a target man who can holds up the ball like Luuk de Jong. Weghorst likes to keep the defenders busy by pressing and bullying them.
Is it true?
We’re a funny team when it comes to transfers. We always make things difficult or go for the difficult option. If there’s something holding this deal up then we should just threaten to walk away and move on to another target. They’ll be the ones that are sorry when they have an unhappy player. Playing for us is like a once in a lifetime opportunity.
Don't matter I will judge him for myself when he gets here
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