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RE: Manchester United FC - whorelover - 18-10-2014 17:13
Getting Alvez in for free isn't bad, think he's rubbish at defending but he's excellent at going forward-could help improve Rafael's crossing.
Just watched the Moyes interview, the problem wasn't just the bad (admittedly sometimes bad luck) results, it was the lack of systematic chances created throughout the whole season thus lack of goals and that's why it was right to let him go.
RE: Manchester United FC - whorelover - 18-10-2014 17:14
(18-10-2014 13:55 )Fernandez Esperenda Wrote: Alvez the former Brazillian international who we dropped for Maicon in the summer?
I suppose everyone Brazil call up are awesome-until they get a drubbing and everyone they drop (especially if they might join United) are crap?
RE: Manchester United FC - Joey 27 - 18-10-2014 18:00
man utd fans will probably moan he is too old now, you can't win with some fans
RE: Manchester United FC - bytor - 18-10-2014 20:05
(18-10-2014 18:00 )Joey 27 Wrote: man utd fans will probably moan he is too old now, you can't win with some fans
I wouldnt say no to him but I speak just as an individual. I know plenty of other United fans but we don't all have the same thoughts so guess some might be unhappy at signing a world class player direct from Barcelona.
RE: Manchester United FC - bytor - 19-10-2014 17:44
19 year old Paddy McNair is to be rewarded for breaking into the first team with a new contract that will see his wages rise 10 times from his current measly 2k a week. Ah the memories come flooding back to when, as a wet behind the ears youngster, my pay increased by £18,000 a week
Obviously, if we don't offer such a contract another team will. It's a different bloody life for the priviledged sectors of society who get out of proportion reward for the few hours they actually work. Young and promising talent like McNair, Sterling etc should be learning the value of hard work, not being rewarded beyond avarice before they have fully proved themselves.
RE: Manchester United FC - whorelover - 19-10-2014 18:41
Generally there's too much money being thrown about in the premier league, people often ask why young english footballers don't play abroad, even on loan and the most common reply is that they're not good enough so they're not wanted by teams on the continent, however I can't see the likes of Sterling, Barkley, Shaw etc. playing for a midtable German, Spanish or Italian team even if they were wanted, because of the money. Why go abroad, learn a new language and get paid less?
We have the highest paid footballers, the highest ticket prices, the highest TV revenue and because of all this we're stuck with arrogant, overrated players.
To think that Muller-the guy with 10 WC goals at the age of 25 is paid less than Ashley young is taking the piss. I'm pretty sure there's more ridiculous wage packets out there too.
RE: Manchester United FC - whorelover - 20-10-2014 20:44
Mata, Januzaj and Shaw have all been poor so far, RVP has done well considering the very little service he's been given.
Just our luck to concede from their only shot on target. Di Maria and maybe even Rojo will be blamed for the goal but I don't see why Shaw got sucked into midfield when the player was facing the wrong way.
RE: Manchester United FC - William H Bonney - 21-10-2014 02:31
Marouane Fellaini's goal against West Brom was first for Man Utd – it came on his 24th appearance.
RE: Manchester United FC - Don Tingley - 26-10-2014 19:09
imagine taking your shirt off to celebrate a DRAW at HOME, some say your "fans" would still be fast asleep now if you didn't score
RE: Manchester United FC - Fernandez Esperenda - 27-10-2014 01:44
Even lvg said it was embarrasing celebrating like he did