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Proud to say, I already have his name on my Man Utd Jersey
Got his name on the back this season as well, but was planning JLingz or Alexis next season, but it has to be Ander next season as wellProud to say, I already have his name on my Man Utd Jersey
Great performance from him. Considering he hasn't even played much recently, he put in a top top performance. Even in the first half, he was the only one who did not disappoint. Use him well and he will be the perfect foil to Pogba.
He assisted Martial for the FA cup semi-final winning goal too.
Yep with the added cynicism.
That is so obviously meant it is funny to hear him troll saying he didn't mean it
Err, Keane is one of our legends and all this was a big reason of why he was loved here and why he was one of our best Captains in modern history. I missed having such players instead of being a soft baby.
Did Keane forsake all dignity and roll around on the floor every game pretending to be hurt to waste time? He'd die ashamed first.
No but he did everything else you mentioned. I never had any problems with these things as long as it's coming from my player tbh. Football isn't a Utopian world.
Well, I did say:
Frankly, to even compare the two is an insult to our most successful captain. Keane is a hard but fair man.
Each to his own liking but for me football isn't a Utopian world and never will be. I have no problem with having a cnut in our team as long as he's our cnut.
It is not a comparison as such. You put in a post saying that a person making hard tackles or picking arguments with ref was something horrifying or never seen at our club. That is not the case.
Keane was a cnut. Stamped on people, bullied referees, threw punches at opposition.
No one cares
Think somebody needs to go and support Sanctimonious United.
I like Herrera but I have to agree with you here except for the last part as I genuinely think he didn't notice the crest but I don't really care either way. Herrera is easily the dirtiest player we have.
Nah. He just went out with the intention to break peoples legs in the name of revenge.
I have to agree with what you're saying. Herrera goes over the top with his antics and doesn't need to resort to that kind of stuff. If you're a top footballer you don't need to get the ref on your side. You go out there and dominate your area of the pitch. The best players don't do what Herrera regularly does. My theory is that Herrera knows he hasn't got the quality so has to find different ways of being a nuisance to the opposition. It's clever. He recognises his weaknesses but makes up for them by being a specialist in the dark arts if you like. Like you said I'd rather not be associated with these kind of things. But of course he had a good game on Saturday. And I'll continue to support him whilst he's representing the club but if you asked me whether I want another midfielder to replace him than the answer is yes. On the spitting thing though there's no way of proving whether it was deliberate or not so I'm not going to add anything there. Only Herrera himself knows whether it was deliberate or not. There's no point on speculating further than that.
Matic really is built like a beast when you see him next to Herrera.
this is just like...not true at all. say you don't like the antics or whatever but no need to write fanfiction. the best players do this type of shit all the time from exaggerating contact to trying to get the ref on their side or get him to card opposition players. regularly.Some of the shrinking violets on here seem to have forgotten that the whole day was about humiliating United. City, their fans, the media everyone were geared up for it. If it took a bit of dirty work to prevent it then fine with me. These people want to watch a City game and look at their antics, their rolling about, their dirty fouls, their preventing an attack by fouling. We actually scored three pretty good goals.
Motm at Anfield last year.
Watching Barcalona, Madrid, Atletico, Juve, Bayern etc says otherwise...
Good Heavens. Now you want him to wumm the shit out of Jesus? Is this after he crucifies him or before that?
The referee would have crucified him then?Pretty sure if he had five minutes more then he'd wound up Jesus so much that he'd gotten a red card
Couldn't agree more. City looked like pathetic little crybabies in the second half. Ander was brilliant I thought and showed how much United meant to him
Nah Keane used to just do this:
Aye, you get those double standards, always.
Picking out a handful of isolated incidents is kind of missing the point. Generally, Keane played the game hard but fair. Generally, Hererra is prone to gamesmanship. I don't really see how anyone can argue against these two statements (but no doubt they will!)
I can't agree. There's nothing fair about punching opponents, breaking legs etc. that we witnessed from our former legendary captain. I don't really like the play acting from Herrera - not necessarily what we saw on Saturday but he is guilty of rolling around and making a big deal out of nothing. But I won't sit here an act as if it's unacceptable when we've had a fair share of absolute nutters who've supported through thick and thin.
I said "generally". He played 326 matches for the club. How many times did he punch someone or break somebody's leg?
