Sean_RedDevil
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We need a chant for him
Might not be a pure #10 like Mata or Kagawa but he'd likely do best as the furthest midfielder in a 4-3-3. His partner in a 3-4-1-2 needs to really be a very defensive aware midfielder like Carrick.Wonder what Scholes see's in him to doubt he's a centre mid? Scholes reckons he's another #10 but don't see that myself.
Yeah, I don't agree with that either. Very odd statement considering how when he played as a number 10 for Bilbao he looked like a central midfielder played out of position rather than the opposite.Wonder what Scholes see's in him to doubt he's a centre mid? Scholes reckons he's another #10 but don't see that myself.
That is one focused intelligent, thoughtful young man. I also believe him when he cares about the club and plight of fans. A manager in the making maybe.http://www.theguardian.com/football...nchester-united-sir-bobby-charlton?CMP=twt_gu
This guy is going to be wonderful to watch.
That interview shows he's had a really good and grounded upbringing. So yeah, he could have a managerial career.That is one focused intelligent, thoughtful young man. I also believe him when he cares about the club and plight of fans. A manager in the making maybe.
Agree and if he had stayed on Shelvey would have been off eventually.Played well today and was a massive part in us taking control if midfield, which we lost after he was subbed.
Clear that Swansea had marked him out for a kicking before the game. Stood up to it well though. Shelvey was probably wondering what he'd have to do to get rid of him. Then his number was held to by the fourth official...
Clearly does when he goes off and we lose the midfield, the momentum and the match.He played well in comparison to Fletcher. I'm not sure that qualifies it as a good performance. A lot of backwards passing and some free kick winning. He'll need to be a lot better than that.
We finally have a "project" praise Moyes!He said this is a new project. I always wanted a player to say that about us.
Took a bit of a kicking, took it well though, and kept battling. This is where we missed some of the old guard, like Giggs, (last season for Januzaj, notably), who'd stick someone right back and take his card to make them cop on. The sort of bite I was hoping last year that Fellaini would add.Played well today and was a massive part in us taking control if midfield, which we lost after he was subbed.
Clear that Swansea had marked him out for a kicking before the game. Stood up to it well though. Shelvey was probably wondering what he'd have to do to get rid of him. Then his number was held to by the fourth official...
Well yeah, he was better than Fellaini and Fletcher who were both awful. It doesn't mean he was particularly good. I think people have been so desperate for a midfielder they're convincing themselves they've seen something that wasn't there. Most of our possession was in defence and we were slowly pushing for a goal so didn't dick about with the ball quite so much at the back meaning we weren't keeping the ball as well. More than the substitution cost us.Clearly does when he goes off and we lose the midfield, the momentum and the match.
What we saw from Herrera was not Redondo reborn, but a competent enough performance to free up the guys in front of him. After his substitution we parted like the Red Sea before Moses.
I'm glad you are not the manager then. Kagawa isn't suited to the number eight role and Powell is nowhere near ready for this level.He is pulling a Büttner from what I gather...i.e., exceptional debut, but his other performances has been mostly average to good to unnoticable. He needs competition and I am sure a player like Kovacic will provide that. If not, I would not oppose playing kagawa or Powell as the number 8.
I said I would not oppose the idea, not that they should come in at the moment. If Herrera does not start pulling strings in midfield such a move would be made by a footballing managerial god.I'm glad you are not the manager then. Kagawa isn't suited to the number eight role and Powell is nowhere near ready for this level.
They weren't at all. Although Swansea used the ball better,they did not dominating possession at all.He will improve us a lot but he still looks like he will need 6 months to get used to the tempo of the league. In the first half Swansea were dominating possession in central midfield which is frightening considering we were the home team that supposedly had the in form central midfield trio of Fletcher, Mata and Herrera
This x1000.Wasn't impressive. It was almost like he was a new signing thrown into a desperately ordinary side or something.
The black hole in our midfield will swallow Herrera whole. Promising player but he is some distance from being top class atm, it's actually unfair on him how much we need him to perform.
Indeed. The tempo collapsed. The nonsense in here about this young lad is mind boggling.The drop in performance after he got subbed off was ridiculous. If only we could get a good defensive midfielder to partner him..