A McDonald's Football Fun Centre?
That's not even a charity, rather sponsorship and a pretty basic thing footballers do. Not hate but soJude Bellingham | Real Madrid player
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
That's not even a charity, rather sponsorship and a pretty basic thing footballers do. Not hate but soMissing and lucky not to be sent off in his first real test.
The teamsheet I saw from yesterday's game had him playing up front, was that right?
The double standard at times is worst than RAWK these days.
When players like Bellingham are questioned and have to proof himself over and over again while the likes of Antony, Martial, and even Rashford got nonstop excuses tailor made for them that even at 28 some are still talking about his potential and if only he can get fit
When players like Bellingham are questioned and have to proof himself over and over again while the likes of Antony, Martial, and even Rashford got nonstop excuses tailor made for them that even at 28 some are still talking about his potential and if only he can get fit
He made the only logical choices. It's Real Madrid.
If he chooses West Ham over it we'll be calling him a coward.
And to be fair he doesnt look out of place playing in that Madrid team 100M seems like a bargain
Just the fact that I am a better version of Nostradamus
Not sure about that. This is the most toxic fan forum on the Internet. Non-stop abuse towards our own players.
He has given a wonderful cross with the outside of his foot to assist Joselu's goal.
Incredible player.
Incredible player.
And now he scores 
At the moment surely the best 10 in the world, isn't he?
I saw similar line-ups with him basically playing as far forward as anyone else in the team...which would explain the late winners he has been getting recently, all of which seem to be tap-ins like a proper no.9.
What else can I say? RM have an incredible player in their hands
He has been playing either behind two strikers in a diamond midfield or behind the lone striker in a 4-3-2-1.
Today he played in the latter.
8 games 7 goals 5 MoM few assists too.
The real deal
The real deal
He genuinely is the real deal Holyfield.
Unreal player. Has it all. Drifts around like an old school #10 with gorgeous touches and passes, but backs it up with the graft and power of a box to box midfielder. The assist for Madrid’s first goal was absolutely ridiculous. Modric-esque.
Has an insane knack for being in the right place at the right time and scoring goals too. He’s so hard to pick up, because while he drifts away from his markers, when he starts motoring, he’s such a powerful runner. Graceful but also a unit. Tall and great in the air. Not afraid of a tackle, but can produce the deftest of touches.
Complete package. Madrid is the perfect stage for him.
If Madrid get Mbappe next summer, a front four of Bellingham, Vinicius, Mbappe and Rodrygo will just be stupidly good. Tchouameni and Camavinga sitting behind. Valverde to rotate in. A very dynamic team. And young. Future looks bright. They also still have Endrick to come.
Has an insane knack for being in the right place at the right time and scoring goals too. He’s so hard to pick up, because while he drifts away from his markers, when he starts motoring, he’s such a powerful runner. Graceful but also a unit. Tall and great in the air. Not afraid of a tackle, but can produce the deftest of touches.
Complete package. Madrid is the perfect stage for him.
If Madrid get Mbappe next summer, a front four of Bellingham, Vinicius, Mbappe and Rodrygo will just be stupidly good. Tchouameni and Camavinga sitting behind. Valverde to rotate in. A very dynamic team. And young. Future looks bright. They also still have Endrick to come.
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Yeah because going (at age 20) to the most successful club in Europe in a country where you don't speak the language or know anything about the culture or the football is not enough of a test. He also has to play well in every single game too.
Who is this guy? He plays as if he was 27 years old, never 20.
You're incredibly fortunate to have him. Hopefully he can help England win something.
The kid is unreal. Another one that got away.
Looking like a ballon d'or winner
Perez doesn't half pick them.
What is that defending?
Still a good laugh people (minority) on this forum didn't "see it" with him at the world cup.
To be honest, this one didn't need unearthing - I don't think any of the ones they've signed recently needed to be honest - some of the best young talent around
How so? Did United refuse to sign him back then when he was available, before he joined BVB or Real Madrid?
We were in for him when he was leaving Birmingham but he chose to go to Dortmund. I doubt he'd have come to us even if we were in the best of circumstances. Terrible luck for us that he and Haaland support our rivals and had no shortage of options of clubs to move to.
He's turned into an absolute monster of a player.
Real Madrid so fecking lucky.
Real Madrid so fecking lucky.
What do the caf think…zidane level or one step above???
United offered him an U23 deal. He knew, and we knew (At Birmingham), that he was ready now. if United offer him 1st team football he’d have joined.
In the end both Bellingham and Haaland made the right choice for their career by joining BVB.
Yeah, thanks for that. We really needed that kick when we're down.
For all the fawning over that goal I’m struggling to understand why no Napoli player challenged him.
Don't get the Zidane comparisons. Is it just because he plays for Real Madrid? Zidane was a phenomenon. He's below.
He's more like a Gerrard or Ballack.
Honestly did not think he would have such an huge impact so quickly.
He wouldn't be half the player he is had he come here. This place is a graveyard for talent.
I'm glad he went to Madrid and we can instead see his talents on full display.
The biggest concern I had for Bellingham was his passing and ability to be the player a team uses to build from midfield. Anchelotti has been clever in removing him from that responsibility and just exploiting his ability to score and be impactful all over the pitch with his energy.
Really does remind me of Gerrard when Liverpool signed Mascherano and moved to a 3 man midfield with Alonso and Masch cleaning up behind Gerrard has he had the freedom to roam the pitch without any tactical responsibility.
Really does remind me of Gerrard when Liverpool signed Mascherano and moved to a 3 man midfield with Alonso and Masch cleaning up behind Gerrard has he had the freedom to roam the pitch without any tactical responsibility.
To be fair, I don't think anyone did. I don't like contributing to his hype way too much but we have reached a point where it's the player himself who should be blamed for it.
Bellingham is way ahead those two technically, it's not even close see it for yourself look for this vid on YT:
Bellingham is Seriously Turning to Prime Zidane
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