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Best post-Fergie striker we’ve ever had. A true winner who gave everything he had every game. Prove me wrong
there is very little competition!
Best post-Fergie striker we’ve ever had. A true winner who gave everything he had every game. Prove me wrong
Looks like a hammy. Milan's season derailed.
It's Zlatan he will be ok in the morning.Looks like a hammy. Milan's season derailed.
Definitely for sure.He could move to PL and still banging them goals in.
I mean, that's too easy. Cheeky postBest post-Fergie striker we’ve ever had. A true winner who gave everything he had every game. Prove me wrong
Best post-Fergie striker we’ve ever had. A true winner who gave everything he had every game. Prove me wrong
Our league position that year was poor though and he missed a lot of chances.
I feel we sadly didn't get peak Zlatan really for us. He was great in the cups though still.
Maybe I expected too much though. Hoped we would win the league with him Pogba, Mkhitaryan and Mourinho.
It did feel after Leicester won it that it was open to be won.
Shame we couldn’t sign him 5 years earlier. He had frustrating moments I agree but ultimately he was brought in to do a job for Mourinho and I think he did it brilliantly. If it wasn’t for that ACL near the end of the season, I’m sure he would have done way more. 28 goals in 46 games in 2016/17.
17 in 28 in the PL.
I truly believe he inspired players around him to do better as well.
Best post-Fergie striker we’ve ever had. A true winner who gave everything he had every game. Prove me wrong
zlatan has been absolutely diabolical for us... but too little is being said of the incredible service he's getting as well.
of course, without a truly world class finisher, it means little... it's just been a perfect combination so far
Are you using the right word there? Diabolical means bad in Englishzlatan has been absolutely diabolical for us... but too little is being said of the incredible service he's getting as well.
of course, without a truly world class finisher, it means little... it's just been a perfect combination so far
Wut?zlatan has been absolutely diabolical for us... but too little is being said of the incredible service he's getting as well.
of course, without a truly world class finisher, it means little... it's just been a perfect combination so far
Are you using the right word there? Diabolical means bad in English
No he isn't. He was extremely wasteful and robbed Pogba of a 20 assists season.Best post-Fergie striker we’ve ever had. A true winner who gave everything he had every game. Prove me wrong
No he isn't. He was extremely wasteful and robbed Pogba of a 20 assists season.
Great career though
in terms of goals scored, he scored 17 in 28 pl games that 1st season, where he was the main striker and would automatically hit all free kicks and penalties, he scored 2 penalties that season. Rashford last season hit 17 in 31 pl games from the wing, even Martial hit 17 in 32 pl games. Give either of them some of Fernandes penalties and there numbers could have been even higher. He was good for us Ibra, for me more so in the cups, but I wouldn't go overboard in my praise for him. We haven't had much joy in the striking dept since SAF left, so he's definitely in the mix, the fact that's he's in the mix, with a winger and a striker, who whilst talented ,isn't renowned for being prolific, says it all really.
We should never have let him go. Such a moronic decision, even though I understand that no one could predict that he'd come back and be this good after such a serious injury.
It's so evident that he is the leader we so desperately need. Just look at where AC Milan was a year ago, with the same manager as well.
They really do not make them like Zlatan anymore.
I think we make the right decision, but it went wrong buying Lukaku. It’s clearly a lot easier in Italy than in the PL, and he needed to play in order to get back to fitness and prolong his career. If he’d not had the injury, it would have been right to keep him for another year at least. As it is, it was best for all parties, but we didn’t adequately replace him.
Absolute waffle that tbh. You are overrating the Premier League.
There is no real replacement except maybe Lewandowski when it comes to true CFs. They don't make them like that anymore.
Big news today is that Swedish National Team Manager has travelled to Milano for what seems to be a setup for a comeback to the national team. I'm fecking stoked.
Absolute waffle that tbh. You are overrating the Premier League.
There is no real replacement except maybe Lewandowski when it comes to true CFs. They don't make them like that anymore.
Big news today is that Swedish National Team Manager has travelled to Milano for what seems to be a setup for a comeback to the national team. I'm fecking stoked.
Absolute waffle that tbh. You are overrating the Premier League.
There is no real replacement except maybe Lewandowski when it comes to true CFs. They don't make them like that anymore.
Big news today is that Swedish National Team Manager has travelled to Milano for what seems to be a setup for a comeback to the national team. I'm fecking stoked.
Zlatan left United at the right time, he's did well in the MLS and he's doing great in Italy but i'm not convinced he could do similar in the PL at his age.
To be fair i think there are a load in here seriously overrating Serie A. Ashley Young is the first choice left winger for Inter at 35, which gives us an idea of where that league is at right now.
We can't really expect people who never watch anything other than the PL to know much about anything other than the PL. They believe PL marketing like brexiteers believe the mail.Lukaku scored a shed load at Everton in the PL, and plenty in his first season at United.
Ashley Young was first choice for Manchester United at 33.
Smalling has always been a good defender and would’ve done an excellent job for any Premier League side below the top 5. Hell, there’s plenty of here who still believe he’d be our best CB now.
Lukaku scored a shed load at Everton in the PL, and plenty in his first season at United. His best ever league goalscoring season was in the PL (25).
Ashley Young was first choice for Manchester United at 33.
Smalling has always been a good defender and would’ve done an excellent job for any Premier League side below the top 5. Hell, there’s plenty of here who still believe he’d be our best CB now a
Seria A is good league with good teams mate, Atalanta just spanked Liverpool 2-0, they might play the game in lesser pace and less physical but football isn't just about being fast and being physical like track and field, there are also tactics and strategy in football. Just ask Salah which league is easier , EPL or Serie A , he came from Roma and scored 40 odd goals here. Not forgot to mention an Italian manager winning at EPL left and right all the time.Zlatan left United at the right time, he's did well in the MLS and he's doing great in Italy but i'm not convinced he could do similar in the PL at his age.
To be fair i think there are a load in here seriously overrating Serie A. Ashley Young is the first choice left winger for Inter at 35, which gives us an idea of where that league is at right now.
To be fair i think there are a load in here seriously overrating Serie A. Ashley Young is the first choice left winger for Inter at 35, which gives us an idea of where that league is at right now.
Yeah. I'm with you with this one.
Lukaku became a world class forward there in Italy. Smalling, Young, etc.
Talk about Zlatan returning to our national side(Sweden). Would be very interesting. Particular as there have been conflicts between Janne Anderson and Zlatan before over talk from Zlatan.
I think it is obvious Zlatan has been frustrated and missed the national side after he left, but also been stubborn to ask for a return before.
Feel it could happen if he really wants to ask for it. Not sure there is a clear role for him though. Berg with Zlatan didn't work that well before and both are older now.
Isak doesn't feel ready to start for our side and not sure he would work with Ibra.
At left wing?
Surely he could take Berg's place and Berg could...I don't know, retire immediately?
I haven't seen the national team play since the game where we qualified for the EC but I just can't wrap my head around the fact that Berg is still being selected.. I realise that we're not exactly known for having a lot of good attacking players but surely there's some up and coming 15-year old that could do better than him?
Zlatan left United at the right time, he's did well in the MLS and he's doing great in Italy but i'm not convinced he could do similar in the PL at his age.
To be fair i think there are a load in here seriously overrating Serie A. Ashley Young is the first choice left winger for Inter at 35, which gives us an idea of where that league is at right now.