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Fraizer Campbell
Brown waiting on Fergie verdict
Hull boss Phil Brown is not hopeful of re-signing Man Utd striker Fraizer Campbell after failing to hear back from the Red Devils. Brown has asked Old Trafford counterpart Sir Alex Ferguson if he can take the exciting youngster again but the silence has been deafening so far this summer. The Tigers chief has not given up hope completely and admits it will depend on whether or not United manage to bolster their forward line, with Louis Saha tipped to move on and Spurs ace Dimitar Berbatov the top target. Brown told the Daily Express: "Sir Alex has his business to do and until he conducts that I'm presuming Fraizer will be a United player this season. We'll have to wait and see." Campbell scored 15 goals last season as Hull won promotion to the Premier League for the first time. |
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He's so fucking fast that it's almost worth sticking him up front for a few Premiership games just to see what he can do with Michael Carrick behind him.
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Combination of Cambell with Rooney and/or (please oh please) Berbatov would really fuck with defenders heads. Push up to deny Roo/Berb space, only for them to slip Campbell through? Or sit deeper and watch Roo/Berb cause havoc in the gap between defense and midfield. Would be a lethal combination, especially towards the end of games, when everything is getting stretched ![]() Having said all that, reading between the lines it sounds as though Fergie has told Brown we're looking to sign another striker (i.e. Berbatov) and if we succeed, he'll get to hold onto Frazier (hopefully on loan) |
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If all goes to plan, keep him here as our no 5 striker for next season.
Rooney Tevez Berbatov Manucho Campbell That would mean that a) We sign Berbatov b) Manucho gets his permit c) Saha moves on. |
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we definitely shouldn't sell him. he should go out on loan to hull next year though and get some much needed experience of the top flight of english football. he is not going to improve much sitting on the bench for us, playing the odd 5 minutes here and there. games is what he needs at his age.
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If you saw him during the african nations and playing briefly for panathinikos then you'd know that he can come to OT and do a good job. He would at least offer us excellent power in the air.
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I would be dissapointed to sell him without giving him a chance. He may need prem experience or loan, but he wouldnt do too badly to be our 4th choice striker for a season, getting the odd game here and there without too much pressure.
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He'd develop best on loan to a premiership club where he'd be first choice. Being relied on to play every week and grabbing himself 8-10 premiership goals next season would do him the world of good and he'd come back an established player who can push for first team football.
Coming on in the last 10 minutes of matches wont develop him much as a player. |
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For a start you never know what's going to happen with injuries, the lads got pace to burn and age on his side. |
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We're allowed 7 subs on the bench this season remember.... FC's going to be the ace in the pack coming off the bench for us in the last 15mins of a game. Keep him.
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BUT I can see why we will need to keep him. With Ronaldo out and Nani suspended he would probably be the only player available to us with fantastic pace at the start of the season. So we really may need him as an option from the bench. If we did sign Berbatov then maybe we could loan him out from August 31st when Nani will be available again. |
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He's not on Owen's level of finishing yet thats certain but todays goal even if only a testimonial shows he has the ability to finish off a chance with a cool head. He didnt rush just let the keeper go to ground then slotted it home. I was impressed I expected him to do a bellion on it. Cant knock em for slotting it away as he did had it been Ole we would be saying class finish as usual from 20Legend
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We don't need four forwards as last season proved. Ronaldo can play up front, Welbeck's another year older and could play a few games and Saha would be available sometimes..
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Really, it'd be better for him to grow his game at another PL team for a season. Miss a sitter for Hull and everyone says what's it matter, Hull are going down anyway. Hull love him for helping them get promoted so they'll not be dropping him after one poor performance. Miss a sitter for United and the media will start a witchunt against you. Fergie maybe won't trust you again for a while. There's real talent there, but he's at a real fragile stage in his career. Going to Hull and learning his trade against PL defences would be the proper preparation for playing regularly for United. |
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I think he needs regular first team football in order to develop more than we need him next season.
Sure, he'd be handy coming off the bench at the end of a match if we dont have that option from Berbatov or Manucho, but we dont need him that much if they both arrive. On the other hand, he'll improve immeasurably after a full season of games in the premiership, scoring goals every other week. He'd come back a much better player who would have a lot bigger chance of making it at the club. Its quite possible he could come back ready to seriously challenge Rooney, Tevez, Berbatov and Manucho or whoever else for their starting spot. But he's nowhere near that right now. And he wont be come the end of the season if he gets less than 15 starts next season. |
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