He’s definitely good enough to be a squad player here.Still not good enough though.
He’s been very good this season.
He’s definitely good enough to be a squad player here.Still not good enough though.
We can multitask, and it's Norwich.You lads know there’s a Utd game going on right? Or do muppets not stop for anything.
He's plenty good enough to be in a top 4 squad.Still not good enough though.
Erm... not it doesn't @Le Red. The transfer committee doesn't include Ed or the owners, obviously.It would make sense if we had a DOF. Since we don't this means the team is being built mostly by Ed Woodward.
That's absolute bollocks. Fred has been one of positives at United this season and is absolutely worth the fee we payed for him.Still not good enough though.
It seems he plays a lot of risky (in terms of losing the ball) but threatening passes so could help. I expect he'll be frustrating though.My question is, whilst Bruno scores and assists a high amount, albeit in inferior league, would he help us break down the low block teams we struggle against?
He’s a squad player if you think he’s good enough for where the club wants to be you’re deluded.That's absolute bollocks. Fred has been one of positives at United this season and is absolutely worth the fee we payed for him.
Yes I agree , squadHe's plenty good enough to be in a top 4 squad.
Whilst he’s played very well, shown fantastic commitment and pride in his performances and clearly wants to be a United player, you can’t hide from his limitations. Not a problem in a completed jigsaw team, but right now, against City for example, I sat 5 rows from the touchline, and I saw him get absolutely demolished by Cities midfield.That's absolute bollocks. Fred has been one of positives at United this season and is absolutely worth the fee we payed for him.
No he's clearly going to be in the starting 11 here. I'm not deluded I just know a player when I see one.He’s a squad player if you think he’s good enough for where the club wants to be you’re deluded.
What exactly are his limitations? Set pieces and long range shots? Apart from that he hasn't put a foot wrong. Oh he was one of the better players against City in my opinion.Whilst he’s played very well, shown fantastic commitment and pride in his performances and clearly wants to be a United player, you can’t hide from his limitations. Not a problem in a completed jigsaw team, but right now, against City for example, I sat 5 rows from the touchline, and I saw him get absolutely demolished by Cities midfield.
I don't know a single midfielder who wouldn't get demolished playing alongside Andreas in DM with Lingard ahead and Phil Jones behind against Man City's midfield.I sat 5 rows from the touchline, and I saw him get absolutely demolished by Cities midfield.
The transfer committee with Rio and Fletcher you mean?Erm... not it doesn't @Le Red. The transfer committee doesn't include Ed or the owners, obviously.
Well actually, you saw him being outnumbered by City players. When the team setup was better (in the first league game), Fred competed very well.Whilst he’s played very well, shown fantastic commitment and pride in his performances and clearly wants to be a United player, you can’t hide from his limitations. Not a problem in a completed jigsaw team, but right now, against City for example, I sat 5 rows from the touchline, and I saw him get absolutely demolished by Cities midfield.
His limitations? His passing is equally as good as it is bad, one pass is brilliant, his next is awful. He loses the ball in the Manchester United half of the pitch too many times for a defensive midfielder, his set pieces are awful, though not his fault he’s put on them. I like him and he’s improving, but lets not get dilusioned that he is a world class, complete central midfielder.What exactly are his limitations? Set pieces and long range shots? Apart from that he hasn't put a foot wrong. Oh he was one of the better players against City in my opinion.
You’re right, bad example. See above post Where I discuss his limitations.Well actually, you saw him being outnumbered by City players. When the team setup was better (in the first league game), Fred competed very well.
True, but it doesn’t take away his limitation in various other games. I still rate him and like him, but lets not get carried away, he’s a distinctly average hard working midfielder.I don't know a single midfielder who wouldn't get demolished playing alongside Andreas in DM with Lingard ahead and Phil Jones behind against Man City's midfield.
If he got time and not moving at speed, then his one-touch passing is good. At speed and under pressure, then it is inconsistent. Doubt he would be given the same time on the ball or be able to stand still and cross/pass in the EPL or that our movement and passing is good enough to create these situations against most teams.One touch? Combination play?
Thank feck you’re not a scout soNo he's clearly going to be in the starting 11 here. I'm not deluded I just know a player when I see one.
His passing is very good. As is today. He's not a Scholes, Xavi, Alonso or even Busquets but not many players are. He's very dynamic. His one two passes are very good -- see Williams sitter today, that was basically played in by Fred playing superb ball over the top to Martial. You say lets not get carried away and call him world class, yet in the next post you call him average. Are players not allowed to be a level below world class and still be excellent players. He's quite clearly an above average midfielder.His limitations? His passing is equally as good as it is bad, one pass is brilliant, his next is awful. He loses the ball in the Manchester United half of the pitch too many times for a defensive midfielder, his set pieces are awful, though not his fault he’s put on them. I like him and he’s improving, but lets not get dilusioned that he is a world class, complete central midfielder.
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I think you might need a new hobby. Football isn't for you pal. Fred's been running our midfield for ages now.Thank feck you’re not a scout so
Stats do not tell the whole story. I regularly attend, and regularly see him lose the ball in crucial areas to concede dangerous chances and even goals.His passing is very good. As is today. He's not a Scholes, Xavi, Alonso or even Busquets but not many players are. He's very dynamic. His one two passes are very good -- see Williams sitter today, that was basically played in by Fred playing superb ball over the top to Martial. You say lets not get carried away and call him world class, yet in the next post you call him average. Are players not allowed to be a level below world class and still be excellent players. He's quite clearly an above average midfielder.
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I could go on with his statistics but I'll just let my own eyes decide that Fred is fantastic player and has well and truly settled in.
Stats back up what most people see with their eyes though. Go into his performance thread and read for yourself. Oh and you don't have to be an attending fan to have an opinion on a player.Stats do not tell the whole story. I regularly attend, and regularly see him lose the ball in crucial areas to concede dangerous chances and even goals.
Nothing really concrete on it. Some random cnut from beIN Sports and then Miguel Delaney said they could in theory act quickly because talks were advanced in the summer. Nothing from Portugal on Spurs.Are Jose and Levy attempting to hijack this deal or what?
The former especially would love nothing more than to get one over on Woodward and United.
You might want to look at where we are right now.I think you might need a new hobby. Football isn't for you pal. Fred's been running our midfield for ages now.
I see.Nothing really concrete on it. Some random cnut from beIN Sports and then Miguel Delaney said they could in theory act quickly because talks were advanced in the summer. Nothing from Portugal on Spurs.
Winning 4-0?You might want to look at where we are right now.
wouldnt be hardWill be a massive upgrade on Pereira and Lingard.
Yes you’ve me convinced - beating bottom of the table Is where we are.Winning 4-0?
Stats back up what most people see with their eyes though. Go into his performance thread and read for yourself. Oh and you don't have to be an attending fan to have an opinion on a player.
No you don’t need to be an attending fan to have an opinion on a player, but it helps have a better view of a player, because you can see off the ball movement, off the camera movement, you can see the structure of the play better, you can see what a players overall ability is like far more than watching it on TV or you aimlessly copying and pasting from twitter.Stats back up what most people see with their eyes though. Go into his performance thread and read for yourself. Oh and you don't have to be an attending fan to have an opinion on a player.
Running our midfield at a time when we’ve just won 1 in our last 4.I think you might need a new hobby. Football isn't for you pal. Fred's been running our midfield for ages now.
Where did I say I'm happy with any of it? I'm probably overly critical of Ole and the team if anything but I'm not going to criticise players who are actually performing week in week out. In fact I'm Ole out and still am but I can also be happy if a team performs well and wins. This team is 5th and God knows how many points behind Liverpool not because of Fred. He's literally been carrying us the past few weeks.Yes you’ve me convinced - beating bottom of the table Is where we are.
Anyway I’m not detailing the thread anymore so you can have your Fred love in whilst been happy fighting for 5th position with Sheff Utd and been almost 30 points behind the league leaders.
Maybe you’re happy with that , I’m not.