In this case, allow me to explain:
As far as i know joint/articulation injuries are the worst injuries, easy to understand why. He's had a broken (bone) leg at 19. In my book that is a serious injury for a guy like me, who plays
Friday after work football. He is a professional athlete, who costed a shitload of money and who is making more money per day than what i do in one year. You are overreacting, obviously because you like the guy. . He has been shite since he came here. In case you don't know, fullbacks need to defend properly and needs to cross (clear facts adressed by LVG at the time), things he does not master. He costed 30 million because he's a young guy who can run?
How many times have you seen Shaw, for us or Sotton, doing what Valencia does on the right game in game out? That danger he creates, that buzz when he starts running. Where is the disrespect towards a guy who doesn't even know i exist. We are on a football board. Has this disrespect, by any chance, affected you? So you felt angry i disrespect Shaw but in the same time regret spending 2 minutes for replying to an opinion that was not adresed to you personally? Get your priorities straight mate or try to understand them.
It is baffling to see a vital part (the fullback position) of the team continuously defended based on bad performances or excuses. I couldn't come with any other reason on why is that happening and the only logical conclusion i could draw is that his supporters are either football manager fanbois who lost the scent of reality or some enthusiastic Englishmen who need an idol on the left. Our problem is that i think he is shite, always has been and for some reason you think he is very good. I hear he is the future captain, i hear he will be the best fullback in the world. Baffling indeed based on the fecking facts. The bold statement is just bullshit meant to make you feel good with your Mancunian knowledge. The guy is not playing for fecks sake. The guy is not receiving preferential treatment. The coaches also think he is shite. You won't hear it, because they paid 30 million for him and they want some of that back. What was the way i "labeled" the United fans? Was it something bad? Did it make you feel bad?
Blind is a highly intelligent and versatile footballer who costed half the value of the most expensive teenager in the world at that time. He has a good cross, his shooting is nowhere near Shaws pathetic efforts (if he ever tried shooting) he is providing assists and sometimes he also scores goals. He also knows his place and is not thinking he should start. In all, one of the best buys these years.
Rojo is a versatile cocky defender. Costed much less than Shaw and also doesn't make a fuss if he is not playing. #rojoisred or pictures with his mother in law. Doesn't matter. He's a good squad player who knows his place.
Both are much better in these circumstances than your protegee. If you would have read my last 2-3 posts you would have found out i rated CBJ much more than Shaw. He showed us more at a similar age and he did not cost 30m. I suspect he was sent on loan and because he did not cost 30m. CBJ was also there when we needed him coming from playing in front of nobody to playing in front of 78k and delivering what was required of him.
I admire the PL. I think is much better than Primera for example,always has been. The tradition, the direct style of playing, the history,the culture surrounding everything football related. But i think there is a high degree of delusion when it comes to British players. The sums involved when it comes to people like Andy Carroll, going with forwards like Emile Heskey at the World Cup, loosing to Iceland or other minows so many times is just laughable. The buzz before a major tournament, the talks of winning the damn thing and then the bitter results. One of the biggest mysteries in football if you'd ask me: England national team in tournaments.
This is what i meant, this unexplainable delusion when it comes to judging your homegrown players.
I don't think hiring personal trainers in his situation is something extraordinary, i think it was something made in the spirit of common sense. Nobody said the guy does not desire, i said he lacks quality.
The season he started superbly meant 4 games of some runs on the left? What has he done so amazing before that injury?
With Mkhi it was a matter of months not years. Mikhi did not grow a fatass during these months. Martial is a great talent but he is disapearing in games and we do have 22 players who want to play. You are telling me a manager who did not want him in the first place is criticizing him for his own good and even today, almost a year since he has returned hasn't even included him in the squad for the EL game tomorrow?
Depression? Are they running a nursery there? Or is it a fecking football club who wants to go back at the top? Is our leftback position depending on the mind fragility of a 21 year old? It shouldn't!
Lame excuses you are mumbling, no doubt about that.
I'm not from the UK. I
follow (because this is the term that describes what i'm doing) this team for more than 15 years. I have paid subscriptions to low quality streams to watch them play when nobody was broadcasting the PL over here. I have come to know the league, the other teams and their rivalries, their history while watching United play. I got official merchandise spread over my house and every time i'm washing my dishes i have a red plaque with the stadium address in front of my eyes. But it stops there. I think life, family, friends, career is far more important than any football team. United loosing or winning never really changed my day. I give them my time when i read the daily sports news, i give them time when i watch the games every week, and i give them time while i read these forums and i enjoy this time spent. And I think that's enough from my side.