Fred | Manchester United Player | For Reals

[criticalanalysis]

Fred was no competition. Casemiro is a clear starter

Every squad player is competition, especially the bright upstart getting a massive move to one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Obviously, he didn't do it because of this but playing the devil's advocate who knows if it wasn't a-milisecond-of-a-thought, in the 'let me teach this boy' way.

It was a lazy and stupid tackle because he had to launch himself and wrap his legs around to get anywhere near the ball. Except he didn't commit fully and then just dived in both feet off the ground at him lmao.

That's why Casemiro is in the team for Brazil but damn that was dumb.

 

[Snow]

Fred was no competition. Casemiro is a clear starter

Of course he is. If Casemiro plays like he did in the CL final he'll be out of the starting lineup ASAP.

 

[Red Daigo]

Another injured player on our list. Hope it's just a knock and he can play the world cup.

 

[kouroux]

Of course he is. If Casemiro plays like he did in the CL final he'll be out of the starting lineup ASAP.

Of course not because Casemiro has a lot more credit than that. Wtf is this just focusing on the CL and not how he's performed for Brazil ?

 

[Jonno]

Why hasn't a moderator changed the thread to Fred - Fee Agreed?

He has not been announced nor confirmed a Manchester United player. It's a very misleading thread title.

 

[SwansonsTache]

Wouldn't be a MUFC player without injury worries.

Fecking Casemiro, the butcher.

 

[RedCurry]

Nothing official suggests that he’s had his medical with us. If he’s had a serious injury, I would think the deal would be off?

 

[Dembeza]

Nothing official suggests that he’s had his medical with us. If he’s had a serious injury, I would think the deal would be off?

I apologize if I come off rude.

What would have been the point of Fred coming go Carrington if he wasn’t going to have a medical?

 

[crossy1686]

I apologize if I come off rude.

What would have been the point of Fred coming go Carrington if he wasn’t going to have a medical?

Pick up his induction pack...

 

[OldSchoolManc]

Pick up his induction pack...

And watch a health and safety video, that warned him of the dangers of Phil Jones.

 

[Fully Fledged]

I saw the video. So completely unnecessary.

Totally.

 

[Vault Dweller]

And watch a health and safety video, that warned him of the dangers of Phil Jones.

That would be ironic after the way that Madrid cnut just thumped him

 

[Sparky Rhiwabon]

Has he passed his medical with us yet?

 

[devilish]

Any news regarding the injury?

 

[James Peril]

Every squad player is competition, especially the bright upstart getting a massive move to one of the biggest clubs in Europe.

Obviously, he didn't do it because of this but playing the devil's advocate who knows if it wasn't a-milisecond-of-a-thought, in the 'let me teach this boy' way.

It was a lazy and stupid tackle because he had to launch himself and wrap his legs around to get anywhere near the ball. Except he didn't commit fully and then just dived in both feet off the ground at him lmao.

That's why Casemiro is in the team for Brazil but damn that was dumb.

I assume you never played football, this is just daft. Suddenly everyone can read minds, lips and what not after this tackle and the one Ramos made the other day. It's a god damn contact-sport, injuries happen all the time in training. You don't win the World Cup by being soft.

 

[Nate Dogg]

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[SprayingErmine6]

Has anyone seen an official report from the national team that clarifies the significance of his injury?

I'm just hoping it won't effect his spell at United. I'd rather him not play in the WC injured and return healthy to our facilities to have a great start to be honest.

 

[Trizy]

Why the feck would you tackle like that in training against your own team mate? Brain dead coconut looking prick, Casimero!

Imagine he did that to Neymar? He's be sent home.

 

[Rado_N]

"I think he'll be back with us as soon as possible"

Well no fecking shit, Sherlock, he's not going to be back before it's possible is he.

 

[Bestietom]

When he comes to Premiership he will get these knocks week in week out. He will have to toughen up.

 

[Trizy]

When he comes to Premiership he will get these knocks week in week out. He will have to toughen up.

What? How often do people tackle like that?

 

[Bestietom]

What? How often do people tackle like that?

Aw come on @Trizy , You see them every week in premiership, one of the hardest leagues in the world.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

When he comes to Premiership he will get these knocks week in week out. He will have to toughen up.

What does that involve? How does someone prepare their ankles for someone landing on them, while running at pace?

 

[Random Task]

Aw come on @Trizy , You see them every week in premiership, one of the hardest leagues in the world.

Tackles from behind are always risky business and often result in an injury unless timed to perfection.

 

[Bestietom]

What does that involve? How does someone prepare their ankles for someone landing on them, while running at pace?

Go in harder than the opponent and you will come out on top.

 

[IrishRedDevil]

What does that involve? How does someone prepare their ankles for someone landing on them, while running at pace?

He must undertake a daily routine of rubbing cement all over his body with particular emphasis paid to 'soft' areas such as his girly little weak ankles.

 

[11101]

Go in harder than the opponent and you will come out on top.

What does that involve? How does someone prepare their ankles for someone landing on them, while running at pace?

I take it you've never seen the Jean Claude Van Damme film 'Kickboxer'.

 

[theralyst]

Braindead to tackle that hard in training. Fecking chill, wanker.

 

[Rajma]

I assume no news is a good news?

 

[Bestietom]

I take it you've never seen the Jean Claude Van Damme film 'Kickboxer'.

I did, but what's that got to do with football. You learn after a few knocks, that you must go in harder and more determined.

 

[BluesJr]

Go in harder than the opponent and you will come out on top.

Yes because that was totally possible in this scenario...

Archaic attitudes towards tackles help no one.

 

[Riz]

Go in harder than the opponent and you will come out on top.

Or as they call it in Birmingham, flirting.

 

[Bestietom]

Yes because that was totally possible in this scenario...

Archaic attitudes towards tackles help no one.

Mate, you will come out the worse, if you don't go in hard to win a ball.

 

[Random Task]

Mate, you will come out the worse, if you don't go in hard to win a ball.

It's a training session, not the world cup final, the last thing you should be thinking about is coming out of a challenge better or worse.

 

[Bestietom]

It's a training session, not the world cup final, the last thing you should be thinking about is coming out of a challenge better or worse.

You train the way you play. The training field is where most of injuries occur. Sorry but don't agree with you.

 

[RedCurry]

I apologize if I come off rude.

What would have been the point of Fred coming go Carrington if he wasn’t going to have a medical?

You're probably right, but then why is Man Utd statement so non-committal? If the agreement was reached, contracts were signed then wouldn't the club say that?

 

[Rado_N]

Mate, you will come out the worse, if you don't go in hard to win a ball.

What on you on about? What's he "going in" to? He had the ball by the look of it, and was on the receiving end of a challenge from behind. What's he meant to do, flex his calf harder?

This bollocks wannabe toughman mentality is why other countries produce more technical players than England.

 

[OsloRed]

Mate, you will come out the worse, if you don't go in hard to win a ball.

There is some logic to what you're saying, but I fail to see how Fred could go hard into that challenge. He gets tackled from behind, so the entire discussion is irrelevant to this situation.

 

[EyeInTheSky]

It's a training session, not the world cup final, the last thing you should be thinking about is coming out of a challenge better or worse.

exactly. Imagine doing that shite in training to feck up your countries midfield right on the cusp of the World Cup. Absolute fecking moron. Is the idiot who did it a rival for the midfield place also?

 

[Random Task]

You train the way you play. The training field is where most of injuries occur. Sorry but don't agree with you.

Remind me never to train with you, then!