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Delighted for him! Wonder strike of a goal. Long may this resurgence continue.
Decent goal, but no chip, no partyClose enough?![]()
Rio and Evra are 10x the better ambassadors for our club than Scholes, Butt and Gary.Call me crazy, but I prefer this kind of interaction between legend and current player to whatever Scholes stirs up with Martinez.
Mentioned this before in relation to Walker when we played Burnley. He absolutely terrorises full-backs and relishes every single minute of the battle. They absolutely do not fancy it with him at all, and the more they wilt, the more he goes at them. Not sure there’s a more relentless wideman in the league. He’s like a juggernaut that typical, wide-based players are not physically built to engage with, but on top of that, he’ll go at them even as they try to avoid him. It’s very entertaining to watch.He was our outlet today ..
He was handling Timber easily and working triangles with Bruno Mbeumo..
Lammens was hitting long balls to him..
At wingback, his days were far from assured. He’s been one of the biggest benefactors of the position switch, if not the biggest.The Cafe had him written off. Shows how much we know
We bought a raw, shy boy and moved him from Italy to rainy Manchester and get him to play for a clueless manager. Who would've thought that he could benefit from a manager who seems to understand players and the game and some game time.Mentioned this before in relation to Walker when we played Burnley. He absolutely terrorises full-backs and relishes every single minute of the battle. They absolutely do not fancy it with him at all, and the more they wilt, the more he goes at them. Not sure there’s a more relentless wideman in the league. He’s like a juggernaut that typical, wide-based players are not physically built to engage with, but on top of that, he’ll go at them even as they try to avoid him. It’s very entertaining to watch.
At wingback, his days were far from assured. He’s been one of the biggest benefactors of the position switch, if not the biggest.
Hindsight is 20/20 but the amount of posters calling him a donkey, a clown, technically useless, thick...should be a moment of reflection.
Dorgu, Heaven and Amad are examples of exceptional scouting and talent development.
Hes a bulldozer with the pace of a nippy little winger; dominates in the air too. Physical specimen.Mentioned this before in relation to Walker when we played Burnley. He absolutely terrorises full-backs and relishes every single minute of the battle. They absolutely do not fancy it with him at all, and the more they wilt, the more he goes at them. Not sure there’s a more relentless wideman in the league. He’s like a juggernaut that typical, wide-based players are not physically built to engage with, but on top of that, he’ll go at them even as they try to avoid him. It’s very entertaining to watch.
At wingback, his days were far from assured. He’s been one of the biggest benefactors of the position switch, if not the biggest.

Well, until a few weeks ago many were drinking the Amorim kool aid and backing him and his stance on our players, and if he’d seen out the season, things would not look as they currently do.We bought a raw, shy boy and moved him from Italy to rainy Manchester and get him to play for a clueless manager. Who would've thought that he could benefit from a manager who seems to understand players and the game and some game time.
Never thought he had this in him, do we start playing Dalot as a RW now as well?
I don't understand why people so confidently post things that can be proven false in 5 seconds with a google search.Dalot has always been a full back, Dorgu has spent his entire career as a winger, only our numpty ex boss attempted to turn him into a defensive player.
Carrick thinks it was just crampFantastic today, a shame he seems to have done his hamstring so I doubt we will see him for a while just as he was flying!
Dalot has always been a full back, Dorgu has spent his entire career as a winger, only our numpty ex boss attempted to turn him into a defensive player.
Carrick thinks it was just cramp
His last few performances reminds me of when Gareth Bale transitioned from a left sided defensive player to a fast goal scoring part of an attacking front 3. I’m absolutely gobsmacked what Carrick has got out of him compared to the rubbish he offered earlier this season. Fair play!
Was a fantastic goal, VAR even checking it proper annoyed me because that’s not what it’s even supposed to be forUp there with Rooney's overhead kick vs City. This goal will live long in PL folklore.

LB maybe, Shaw could probably use a week offBeen in great form but I’m not sure he starts against Fulham. It will require Cunhas ability.
I know what you mean but sometimes what seems like a purple patch does end up being a player taking a step up and I think Dorgu might be going through that phase right now.Personally still not convinced, he’s either blundering past defenders or blundering out for a goal kick. Never really looks like he knows whete he’s going or in control of the ball
But that being said, it’s nice that he seems to of been given simple instructions, run!
Poor header led to their first goal shows he needs to be kept away from left back
VAR checks every goalWas a fantastic goal, VAR even checking it proper annoyed me because that’s not what it’s even supposed to be for
Not too sure about that but I love the positivity!I'm not trying to overreact, but I think we signed a Gareth Bale regen!
I know but it’s still annoying, for me VAR should be obvious instances of cheating or an objective decision like an offside, it’s like they look for reasons to disallow something instead of using it for decisions where the referee obviously got something wrongVAR checks every goal
