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Danny Welbeck | Arsenal player
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
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His choice. We wanted to loan to Spurs, he wanted to go to Arse. We honoured his wishes. Both are understandable positions.
Are you like a United lawyer? start acting like a normal fan and call this a shit deal.
Erm, it's a shit deal. The club are cnuts. How dare we let a player who wanted to leave and who we weren't playing leave, and to the actual club he wanted to go to, because...Football's shit? Also I love Danny so I wanted him to go and sit on the bench for a couple more seasons.
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The thread name should be Danny Welbeck - 2001-2014
He's the perfect player to bring goalscoring midfielders/wingers into the game. Sanchez, Walcott and Ramsey are going to benefit hugely. Even if he doesn't score 30+ himself, he's worth that overall because of what he brings to the rest to the team. Unlike players like Heskey or Carroll, Danny is an incredibly clever player and fantastic at retaining possession. He's not a selfish striker in the traditional sense, but he brings a lot to the table that isn't usually expected of an old-school striker.
If the only thing you want from your centre forward is a goal scorer you might be disappointed. But if you change your definition of centre forward to someone who helps the team score goals, he's as good as anyone. He'll also bag a fair few himself, mind you.
If the only thing you want from your centre forward is a goal scorer you might be disappointed. But if you change your definition of centre forward to someone who helps the team score goals, he's as good as anyone. He'll also bag a fair few himself, mind you.
He was reported as wanting to leave well before that.
It's even harder because he was such a United fan . We let him go despite making the guy that threatened to leave twice our captain and giving him wages that don't reflect his performances. RvP looks a shadow of his former self too. Life just isn't fair.
. We let him go despite making the guy that threatened to leave twice our captain and giving him wages that don't reflect his performances. RvP looks a shadow of his former self too. Life just isn't fair.End of last season if I remember rightly.
Shame that we let him go permanently. I would have preferred to loan him out for a season and then have him back in our squad, though I can understand his wish to be playing full time. Hopefully he does well for them (bar against us), as I think given game time up front he will go on to be a quality striker.
Welbeck will have more PL medals than their whole squad combined.
Indeed. Though they'd began to gather traction properly in the last few weeks. It's even quite plauisble Falcao was done because Welbeck (and to a lesser extent Chicho) wanted to leave.
Even earlier than that, like around the times of the Olympiacos games, IIRC.
Heartbroken I am lol. Even though we signed Falcao, and had arguably our best ever Summer transfer window, Danny leaving Utd has made me feel like shit. He was part of the furniture.
I think he will do well at Arsenal, wish him luck.
Can't imagine much of a better reaction to loosing your squad rotation strikers by instantly landing Falcao.
Could well be. In any event, I'm not going to wail and gnash my teeth over it. Shame we couldn't palm Anderson off on Wenger too.
I don't mind him leaving at all , even to Arsenal, but 16m is daylight robbery for Arsenal. Desperate on the last hours of deadline day, and fans crying out for a signing,, we gift them an England International of his age for 16m...
I doubt very much one had to do with the other as much as people are thinking.
a bit gutted but I don't wish him luck (which also mean less chance for us to be in top 4 ).
He was one of those I thought would fit into the 4-3-3 we were supposed to work towards, on the left side of the front 3. I hope this doesn't mean we're sticking with 3-5-2 for the rest of the season.
Not the best player in the world, but clever, hardworking and loves the club. I wish him all the best, but there are at least 3 or 4 more players (still with us) I would have moved before selling him. Hope Van Gaal knows what he's doing.
Not the best player in the world, but clever, hardworking and loves the club. I wish him all the best, but there are at least 3 or 4 more players (still with us) I would have moved before selling him. Hope Van Gaal knows what he's doing.
Yeah.....And we just got a Dutch international, who was one of their best players at this years WC for 14 million, who is also only a few months older then Welbeck....Think about itI don't mind him leaving at all , even to Arsenal, but 16m is daylight robbery for Arsenal. Desperate on the last hours of deadline day, and fans crying out for a signing,, we gift them an England International of his age for 16m...
He was another player who had to go, it was clear that LVG only saw him as a bit part player and keeping him would only result in an unhappy player who could disrupt the squad.
Selling him to Arsenal could work for us or against us depending on how the season unfolds, he could beat off all other top 4 contenders and as long as we do our job then we will qualify for the CL, he could equally perform well against us and hamper our progress in the league, he could even hold them back but I don't seeing him being a failure at Arsenal. I think Roy Hodgson will be rubbing his hands tonight, he has his three main attackers at three top clubs and they look likely to be starters for those clubs.
Selling him to Arsenal could work for us or against us depending on how the season unfolds, he could beat off all other top 4 contenders and as long as we do our job then we will qualify for the CL, he could equally perform well against us and hamper our progress in the league, he could even hold them back but I don't seeing him being a failure at Arsenal. I think Roy Hodgson will be rubbing his hands tonight, he has his three main attackers at three top clubs and they look likely to be starters for those clubs.
Best of luck to him. Sad to see him leave, but it's for the best if he's not going to get a fair crack at the striker's position here.
Very sad to see him leave. I don't agree with it at all but all the best to him. Even at Arsenal, I truly hope he does well.
Still remember that stunner of a goal when he was still a prospect .. Sad to wake up to this news, am a great fan of him
I have a feeling he is going to bang them in at Arse..
LVG better get this right.. else the two names would be used in the same sentence a lot in future.. (like Moyes and Fellaini ) .
I have a feeling he is going to bang them in at Arse..
LVG better get this right.. else the two names would be used in the same sentence a lot in future.. (like Moyes and Fellaini ) .
Agreed. Journos like Martin Samuel slagging us for not having a coherent transfer policy in place while espousing that of City's. What an utter load of BS. It is very clear what the strategy for this window was:
1. shore up the left wing back and left centre back position (Blind and Rojos). On the right we "should" be relatively stable with Evans, Smalling and Jones.
2. address the lack of dynamism up front (RVP always injured and not clicking with Rooney) with Falcao
3. pace and verve on the wing or attacking mid with ADM
4. address the underspending in the past years
5. get us back in the CL asap.
Yes Mata may be displaced given our new personnel but he was not LVG's buy and FFS look at Barca and RM - they routinely have stars on the bench. Further, we all know and admit that the restructuing of the team won't and cannot be fixed in just one window (i.e., Strootman and one CB this winter window?). So for all those people who say we don't have a coherent and rational transfer policy in place is utterly ignorant.
I wish him luck but I won't wish Arsenal luck.
In the words of David Moyes: Danny! Danny! Danny Welbeck!
I have to be honest, I'm a lot more gutted about this then I thought I would be. I'm far from his biggest fan but I did like him, just didn't think he could ever become as good as he could if he stayed. He's doing what's best for his career and you have to respect that because it would have been the hardest decision he's had to make in his life probably, leaving United.
Not everyone will be like this but I hope he does well at arsenal, for his sake. They're a "proper" club and all that, play good football, and Wenger will bring the best out of him, but its better then if he was just a sub for us forever.
Not everyone will be like this but I hope he does well at arsenal, for his sake. They're a "proper" club and all that, play good football, and Wenger will bring the best out of him, but its better then if he was just a sub for us forever.
Sad to see him go
I hope he has an RvP type career: amazing player who wins nothing with Arsenal, then comes to United and starts to win big trophies.
F*ck it, I want him to do really well there
Gutted about this, you watch him get a proper run in the team now and watch his form pick up and the good play and goals flow...Propper gutted about this.
Somebody had to do this.
*sobs*
*sobs*
Arsenal have got themselves a real good player here. I hope people start to appreciate him more.
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