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They qualified in 1998, 2002 ,2006 and 2018.
So unless you’re 2 years old yes they have
They qualified in 1998, 2002 ,2006 and 2018.
So unless you’re 2 years old yes they have
that the hope. I feel like his aggression and confidence is going to stand him in good stead in the mans game. He’s technically excellent but that’s only half the battle. Is ole going to eventually trust him to start games and over who? I think he’s still a bit lightweight to be an 8 but he could do well on the left or coming on for Bruno.Well, Ole can´t live on Greenwood for ever, and it´s time to bring up another one from the academy. Hannibal is 18 1/2 and if he spends the summer at the gym (like Greenwood did last spring), that could be all it takes to make him a PL player. In his cameo against Wolves, it didn´t look like he´d been planning on being shy at all, just the way Ole likes it. Donny´s anti-thesis, you could say.
It's not about him being a superstar, but choosing to represent an African nation over the obvious choice.Tbh I think thats a fair comment.
Obviously, he won´t start PL matches anytime soon, but if he does well in preseason, maybe he´ll get to play in the first cup match. Then it´s up to him to take his chances and climb the ranks. If we sign a new DM, e.g Rice, there would be less starts for the likes of Fred, Donny and McTominay, so Ole also needs to manage the squad.that the hope. I feel like his aggression and confidence is going to stand him in good stead in the mans game. He’s technically excellent but that’s only half the battle. Is ole going to eventually trust him to start games and over who? I think he’s still a bit lightweight to be an 8 but he could do well on the left or coming on for Bruno.
He will be riding the elephant while the rest of the squad turn up in the team bus at Anfield.That's gonna be very difficult, but I'm confident he can replicate his namesake Hannibal Barca, who became the nightmare of the Roman Empire, by Hannibal Mejbri becoming the nightmare of Liverpool and Man City.
I have to completely disagree. This is a player who's barely played any first team football and yet talking and behaving like a seasoned pro who's already established himself as a world leading player wanting to leave a legacy after they've finished playing.No doubt Marcus having a fantastic influence on him to show he can make a real difference. Love to see more of this from younger players.
Honestly think being “lightweight” is overrated these days. As long as you aren’t Gomes size, if you’re up to par technically/mentally you can play in any midfield imo. Now if he was a pure destroyer then obviously that’s another discussionthat the hope. I feel like his aggression and confidence is going to stand him in good stead in the mans game. He’s technically excellent but that’s only half the battle. Is ole going to eventually trust him to start games and over who? I think he’s still a bit lightweight to be an 8 but he could do well on the left or coming on for Bruno.
Just on a human level, these people shouldn't be waiting to have made.some artificial standard of having "made it" who is the gatekeeper for that before he feels.like he can start expressing himself and something he feels is important?I have to completely disagree. This is a player who's barely played any first team football and yet talking and behaving like a seasoned pro who's already established himself as a world leading player wanting to leave a legacy after they've finished playing.
At least rashford waited until he'd made it for club and country before getting involved in these so called 'projects'.
I'm always wary of big egos with sportsmen at a very young age, sadly I think this player is setting themselves up for a massive fall.
Good post, which I completely agree with. He was asked a question and he gave a answer, which was absolutely fine. It seems some people have perceptions on how a young player like Mejbri should conduct himself in certain situations and then proceed to pass judgment.Just on a human level, these people shouldn't be waiting to have made.some artificial standard of having "made it" who is the gatekeeper for that before he feels.like he can start expressing himself and something he feels is important?
I love to see this from a youngster, shows a freedom of though and mentality that is missing from so many who have the talent but lack a certain drive from within to truly kick on.
I see a lot of Ronaldo in him based on his resilience since coming to England. Feel like he may surprise a few next year.
So you're only allowed to be philanthropic or charitable until you've reached the peak of your career? Seems a stupid premise.I have to completely disagree. This is a player who's barely played any first team football and yet talking and behaving like a seasoned pro who's already established himself as a world leading player wanting to leave a legacy after they've finished playing.
At least rashford waited until he'd made it for club and country before getting involved in these so called 'projects'.
I'm always wary of big egos with sportsmen at a very young age, sadly I think this player is setting themselves up for a massive fall.
This is amazingCheck out his unveiling for Tunisia...
They’ve also qualified for the AFCON every tournament since 1994. Won it in 2004.They qualified in 1998, 2002 ,2006 and 2018.
So unless you’re 2 years old yes they have
Fergie did it with fletcher and I’m fairly sure cleverly and a few others. He’d play them out wide or as an attacking mid for a while to get used to senior games. CM/DM in my book is the hardest position to play an effective expansive game and not cost the team goals or chances. If you’re not physically there you’ll get found out. Then again he played Smith in there too… I honestly don’t know anymoreHonestly think being “lightweight” is overrated these days. As long as you aren’t Gomes size, if you’re up to par technically/mentally you can play in any midfield imo. Now if he was a pure destroyer then obviously that’s another discussion
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Spot on.Just on a human level, these people shouldn't be waiting to have made.some artificial standard of having "made it" who is the gatekeeper for that before he feels.like he can start expressing himself and something he feels is important?
I love to see this from a youngster, shows a freedom of though and mentality that is missing from so many who have the talent but lack a certain drive from within to truly kick on.
I see a lot of Ronaldo in him based on his resilience since coming to England. Feel like he may surprise a few next year.
That’s actually insane and amazing at the same timeCheck out his unveiling for Tunisia...
Yeah it's cool.That’s actually insane and amazing at the same time
I imagine France are a massive ‘net benefactor’ of players that could play for more than one country?Yeah it's cool.
Don't get the debate over his choice on the NT matter. It deservers neither criticism nor some exceptional level of respect. He feels connecter to that place and it's about what makes him happy and proud. Are the French bitter for losing a talent or something?
Cry me a River.PM me a river please?
He could at least have worn a suit, they went to so much trouble.That’s actually insane and amazing at the same time
Am I the only one who thinks this is ridiculous??Check out his unveiling for Tunisia...
No, you have to contextualise it. For Tunisia, it's a big deal. This is what happens when you play for Manchester United. It means a whole lot more for them.Am I the only one who thinks this is ridiculous??
I know I’m old school (and old) but what the feck?
I’d be embarrassed if Messi or Ronaldo had a similar unveiling and they were guaranteed to be superstars!!! This is over-the-over-the-top! (and, yes, I meant to put 2 “overs” in that statement)
Adults sitting in an auditorium awaiting a teenager to appear? FFS!
Ok. Thank you for the response. I certainly agree that it’s a big deal for Tunisia.No, you have to contextualise it. For Tunisia, it's a big deal. This is what happens when you play for Manchester United. It means a whole lot more for them.