Wow. You’re a genuinely nasty piece of work, aren’t you?
No he isn’t
Amazing, isn't it, I literally took you off ignore a couple of hours ago and you're already stalking me and insulting me. Are you obsessed or something, leave me alone, there's much worse bollocks posted in the United Forum than this.
The “crying about his personal circumstances” comment was crass beyond belief. And even more unbelievable coming from someone with first-hand experience of how stressful it is to support someone who is mentally ill.
My boy is going to fetch us a 20 plus million fee. Hopefully, no one at United is fooled by this sudden upturn in form. He clearly seems like the type of player who can be half decent when he wants to be. Failing at West Ham would've been an end to his extravagant salary demands and now given a year left on his contract, he'll probably con another 80-100k a week contract before fecking off to mediocrity again.
Steady on mate, you don't want to be accused of being a nasty piece of work now, do you?
If he keeps up this form until the end of the season, and gets West Ham in the top 5, there'd be a good argument for both him and Rice to start.
On occasions I was sitting at my desk crying my eyes out, but I still produced quality work over an almost 4 year period and he gets paid more in a week than I get paid in a year. That's because I needed the money to live on, unlike our Jesse who was happy to take his enormous salary every week, sufficient to pay for all the professional assistance he could possibly have required, without putting in the effort on the pitch. Magically, he has remembered how to kick a ball now. If he was unhappy at United and the opportunities he was getting to play, then he should have asked for a transfer in the summer, or in January last year. Seems he was more interested in his inflated pay packet which no one else was going to pay him.
For England? You have a bunch of attacking players with arguably WC potential that barely get game time. Playing Lingard in place of Mount, Foden, Grealish not to mention Rashford, Kane, Sancho and Sterling would be insane.
Steady on mate, you don't want to be accused of being a nasty piece of work now, do you?
Your move @Pogue Mahone ???
agree with this
you should know better than anyone then shouldn’t you.
I agree that there are far better players, but in Rice and Lingard you've got two players who will have played together and who are well known to be liked by Southgate.
There was never a moment Jesse looked like he wasn't trying. It's really strange for me seeing how bitter you are towards him...
You know this for a fact, presumably? Did I stink the place out for 4 years, no I fecking didn't. In fact, concentrating on my work helped me to take my mind off my situation.
I disagree strongly, compared to Andres, who most definitely was trying, just is not very good. Lingard can be good, and he is being good at West Ham now, indicates that he couldn't be arsed being good at United.
Lingard didn't 'stink the place out', he just wasn't able to perform to the required standard of United at all times. Can you blame him for wanting to stay at his boyhood club, even though it was for the best that he move elsewhere? He still won the FA Cup here (scored the winner), won the Europa League, won the Community shield, was heavily involved in local community engagements etc. He was a Manc playing for United and England! That's as good as it gets. Any issues and bitterness you have about Lingard staying at United for as long as he did should be directed at the club and management for keeping him around, not the player himself.
There’s a world of difference between filling out spreadsheets and the sort of focus and discipline you need to be an elite athlete. Even what seems like a trivial consequence like not getting enough sleep, dealing with his mum’s illness, could cause him to be off the pace in a PL match.
It's Southgate. He has his favourites and will try to play them whenever possible. Lingard is in that group.
Lingard was shit for the first half of last season, that's about it. Before that he was ok (not great, but not 'stank the place out' either), and after that he played a total of 6 games in the 12 months after Bruno joined. What player can get into form when they don't play?
If England try to fit all those guys in the same side, it’ll be QF at best. Insane or foolish decisions like selecting a Lingard should not be frowned upon.
that’s not what I said. I never said ‘stinking up the place’ - and I didn’t say that about you.
Don´t you remember how go he is at the moving thing and his entertaining shenanigans on the social media platforms.
That’s a good/accurate summary.
Wow.
Why do you cry so much yourself? Pathetic, shameful comment really.
