Who gives a feck about stats? Fellaini was slightly better than the rest. Of course some would rather jump of the nearest bridge than give Fellaini his fair due. Oh no...
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- Goals
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- Assists
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
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Such stats are the very definition of pointless. They also point towards us being more likely to win with Rojo in the side.
Fellaini has been far more valuable to us than Carrick lately. Bias here is sad.
Yeah stats are stats sometimes they are useful sometimes they prove nothing especially in relation to football. Theres someone running around the last few days posting stats that indicate Valencia is a top right back which is a perfect example of why i never place that much faith in stats alone.
Do you actually know our W/L/D ratio with and without Rojo or did you just throw that out there?
It was posted in the Rojo thread. Our record is better with him than without.
Fair enough mate, i've never checked that thread.
Disappointing to see that when this thread is bumped that Moyes hasn't done the right thing and take him away
You are wasting your time then. From the reports and mourinho's own comments, he looks unlikely to be sold
Man Utd 5:2 Galatasaray (Pre-season)
That hair...
His clumsiness feels proportional to the ridiculousness of his hair.
His clumsiness feels proportional to the ridiculousness of his hair.
You don't think Jose is thinking about a Felani - Pogba midfield? 
I'm not his biggest fan but I'll be honest and say he's look miles ahead of Schneiderlin and Herrera.
He's a useful player, no issues with us keeping him.
He does add a certain amount of nastiness to the team which we generally lack and he's not as bad as made out as a footballer.
He's going absolutely nowhere despite all the barking and shitposting from the usual suspects.
Looked good in this role. I just don't like him playing further forward.
Surprisingly good performance, maybe Mou can get the best out of him after all.
Would be interested to see how Mourinho utilises him. Please just cut down on the elbowing!
Carrot top may be useful under mou.
Looked very good. Him and Carrick double pivot? Might work for some games.
Bojan Djordjic just asked if he was staying. He replied "of course." No "only God knows" with this lad.
Good game. Hopefully nicknames like mophead and similar will stop. Doubt it though.
He isn't going away anytime soon!
He's a player who's not good enough to get games here but as a manager you don't want a real nuisance like him in your opposition team. Jose won't get rid of him.
He's a player who's not good enough to get games here but as a manager you don't want a real nuisance like him in your opposition team. Jose won't get rid of him.
So much better than Morgan/Herrera today. Gave them a lesson in how to play CM.
He played v well. Gets too much criticism at times. I'd have him way ahead of Schneiderlin in current form.
Impressive performance. Much much better than Ander or Morgan who lack the sharpness needed to be strong in midfield
So judging by this game, it looks like Jose wants to play him as an 8, which I feel is his best position, providing he has the license to get into the box and get onto the end of things like we saw today.
Ran the show alongside Carrick today. Will be an important player for us next season and Mourinho knows it!
That was pretty fecking impressive from Felli and I'm sure Mourinho would have loved that performance.
Once he came on he added much needed physicality to the midfield and ball winning ability and the icing on the cake was a goal.
Once he came on he added much needed physicality to the midfield and ball winning ability and the icing on the cake was a goal.
Jose likes him because he's like a John Terry in a forward position!
I think the only way they'll stop is if he'll stop wearing a mop on his head tbf.
Good goal from him today.
It was one of the few times I've actually seen him play as a proper midfielder for us rather than just constantly looking to get in the box. He did well.
Always capable of a goal every now and then. No real use other then that.
He has never been as bad as the hate he gets on here and I believe he can be an important member of this team.
He's also remarkably resilient,qualities that a lot of our more fancied names seem to lack especially when the going gets tough.
He's not going anywhere. Not anytime soon .
He's also remarkably resilient,qualities that a lot of our more fancied names seem to lack especially when the going gets tough.
He's not going anywhere. Not anytime soon .
He's probably our 2nd best midfielder behind Carrick. Sure he frustrates, but he's useful to have in a team.
He's more useful than most of our other midfielders have been
Well his managers disagree .
His haters will have to withstand yet another season of him.
Can't wait after every good game of his for the inevitable '' he had a good game but '' while people give compliments through gritted teeth.
While Herrera continues to be overrated. Reckon Fellaini will outlast him at this club if Herrera doesn't improve.
I think we're going to see how a good a player he can be under Mourinho this season.
Agreed on Herrera, but if he can perform at that higher level like he's shown in the odd game here and there then he could become a great player. Fellaini always looks limited in his creative play, he literally just holds the ball up from hoof balls or scores occasionally as a target man.
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