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The first ball he doesn't control, he will be called a donkey and worse than Lukaku.
Yeah. He is very talented and has some tremendous goals to his name. Hard worker too.I thought the Caf make him out to be some clumsy oaf?
Looks like he's isolating in a hotel room with access to gym facilities. I think he's in Manchester yeah after arriving from FranceIs he in Manchester?
He really didn’t need to take his shirt off! Mind you, at least he looks in good shape unlike some recent forwards we have had.Is he in Manchester?
Yeah, he’s in his home in Manchester a newspaper said..Is he in Manchester?
He will be under scrutiny no doubt. He picked the worst time to come here, We're playing badly so far, many fans and newspapers are unhappy about our transfer window and the fanbase is divided.The first ball he doesn't control, he will be called a donkey and worse than Lukaku.
Alternatively, if he bangs in a couple early on then he can lift the club massively.He will be under scrutiny no doubt. He picked the worst time to come here, We're playing badly so far, many fans and newspapers are unhappy about our transfer window and the fanbase is divided.
He's not a player who can carry a team, if the players around him aren't functioning, neither will he. It can turn ugly quickly.
Alternatively, because our expectations and enthusiasm for the current season have completely taken a nose dive, we could end up getting pleasantly surprised. Compare it to when we signed Falcao - there was a huge buzz at the club since we were all expecting a world class forward in his prime, only to belatedly realise he was completely a spent force. The difference is no one is expecting anything from Cavani, and the fanbase is pretty much unanimously in agreement that he was a desperate panic signing. By some twisted logic that could work in his favour if he feels he has something to prove to quash the cynicism surrounding this signing.He will be under scrutiny no doubt. He picked the worst time to come here, We're playing badly so far, many fans and newspapers are unhappy about our transfer window and the fanbase is divided.
He's not a player who can carry a team, if the players around him aren't functioning, neither will he. It can turn ugly quickly.
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People who never watched him play thought he was target man like hoof the ball type target man.I thought the Caf make him out to be some clumsy oaf?
Did you watch the clip?thought he was in self isolation?
Oh, he's training at PSG in the clip!Did you watch the clip?
It’s a joke..thought he was in self isolation?
Lucky for him, we barely create any chances for our strikersi hope his trend of missing big chances doesn't continue in EPL.
This just makes me wish we got him earlier.
Watch his goals after 6:28 in the above video.. lots of goals with crosses. He has all sort of goals to be honest..Are many of his goals penalties?
He sure likes to lob the keeper!
Lazy narratives in football are so powerful. Despite putting up mental numbers his entire career — 341 goals and 65 assists in 556 club appearances and 50 goals in 116 national team matches — Cavani was routinely seen by the average fan as some above-average striker who “misses a lot”. And most of it stemmed from seeing him play football once a year in the CL against an English side.It’s funny that people are realising how good he was in his prime. There was a comment on the cafe a couple of years ago that said Troy Deeney is a better striker than Cavani
Yeah I have been saying for long that an experienced pro might bring a lot of balance to our very young attack. Like Giggs in his last few years. Sanchez could have been that person had he not replaced our main players but played alongside them. And wasn't shit.Growing more hopeful about this transfer.
We really lack any sort of senior experience in the squad so hopefully he will bring something that we’re lacking to the dressing room.
Pogba was at his best when Zlatan was around, and while Cavani might not quite be Zlatan he has a strong pedigree which we’re lacking right now.
They're even more prevalent on this forum when people don't watch them week in week out. Posters seem to think if a player wasn't a huge success at barca or madrid then they are a "reject" and not worth our time.Lazy narratives in football are so powerful. Despite putting up mental numbers his entire career — 341 goals and 65 assists in 556 club appearances and 50 goals in 116 national team matches — Cavani was routinely seen by the average fan as some above-average striker who “misses a lot”. And most of it stemmed from seeing him play football once a year in the CL against an English side.
It's probably a lot easier to man manage the squad when there's no competition for places. This is where top managers earn their bread and butter by keeping everyone motivated. Got a sneaky feeling Ole is going to fail miserably at it. Hope I'm wrong.That's where Ole comes in. It's his job to manage a squad and maximise performances. He's been lauded by many for his man management skills.
Sensationalist reactions from a vocal minority I'd day.I thought the Caf make him out to be some clumsy oaf?
Which was weird as he’s done well against English sides!Lazy narratives in football are so powerful. Despite putting up mental numbers his entire career — 341 goals and 65 assists in 556 club appearances and 50 goals in 116 national team matches — Cavani was routinely seen by the average fan as some above-average striker who “misses a lot”. And most of it stemmed from seeing him play football once a year in the CL against an English side.
They did the same with Lukaku and, it turned out, they were right with their original assessment. Most wanted Di Maria and Sanchez from the moment we were linked, but they were wrong. Same for many others. Not every player is going to be a hit here.They're even more prevalent on this forum when people don't watch them week in week out. Posters seem to think if a player wasn't a huge success at barca or madrid then they are a "reject" and not worth our time.
Then as soon as they come to us, suddenly youtube clips come out and people change their narrative. It's one of the most annoying things about football forums online. Just look at the likes of Bale and James Rodriguez, if you listened to people on here they are worthless players. They seem to forget that Bale comes on in a CL final after hardly playing and scores two goals, one being world class and looks like the best player on a pitch of stars. Likewise, Rodriguez has come to the PL and in literally no time at all has set the place alight with his performances as an inside right forward. And he was a free transfer for god sake, both players would walk in to our team and most teams in the league and be in the top 2 or 3 performers in said team yet posters here think they are past it. It's laughable how dismissive people are. I don't know if it's a FIFA generation thing or what.
I hope you are either kidding or that poster has been banned for eternity.It’s funny that people are realising how good he was in his prime. There was a comment on the cafe a couple of years ago that said Troy Deeney is a better striker than Cavani
Does anyone think Utd will find a loophole for Cavani not to have to self isolate,my gut feeling is absolutely no chance because there is no case.
I have no idea if that was real (I don't think those look like United training kits, though), but I'd imagine in a time sensitive situation like this, the club would rather pay for blood tests to get him out of isolation quicker.thought he was in self isolation?