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Fists of Fury
The same man said Fergie and Paul Scholes ruined the season for him :/
About bloody time too! You Caftards and your obsession with 4-4-2! We're the only football forum on the planet that still thinks we should play that system, it's bizarre.Also if the quotes are to be believed and we are looking for a #10, that implies we are looking for a shift away from 4-4-2 to a lone striker system, probably 4-2-3-1.
I'd love him to sign and be brilliant but why are no other clubs after him? I'm always concerned when we actually win a player
Certified idiotMaybe but if he was the player we want him to be the other top clubs would want him, that none of them are interested says lots
Only because at present we don't have the players for that formationAbout bloody time too! You Caftards and your obsession with 4-4-2! We're the only football forum on the planet that still thinks we should play that system, it's bizarre.
Weren't we the only top club seriously in for Ronaldo, Nani, Van NIstlerooy, Stam.Certified idiot
Aparently:Weren't we the only top club seriously in for Ronaldo, Nani, Van NIstlerooy, Stam.
feck it.
People are idiots.
If they really were we'd know, and we'd not have had our bid accepted. We can't compete for the best against other top clubs
Same, especially if we don't sign a midfielderI wouldn't be surprised to see him played out wide if we sign him.
Wow.Aparently:
Not at the expense of our wingers. He'd replace Welbeck.I wouldn't be surprised to see him played out wide if we sign him.
Can't see why Fergie would want to do that and I'm confident he's not going to do anything that will hamper Welbeck's progress. As Fergie has said in the past, the young players at this club are his priority.Not at the expense of our wingers. He'd replace Welbeck.
I doubt Fergie would extend Welbeck any special treatment. He can continue to progress, whether he's an anointed starter or someone who comes off the bench. Fergie has shown that he's perfectly capable of dropping players after they had very good seasons. Hernandez and Berba's reduced roles are ample proof of this. If he buys Kagawa, it's likely that he wants to actually use him.Can't see why Fergie would want to do that and I'm confident he's not going to do anything that will hamper Welbeck's progress. As Fergie has said in the past, the young players at this club are his priority.
There's no point in playing this game as to who he'll replace. If Welbs has a bad run he'll get dropped, if Nani, Valencia, Young anyone frankly besides Rooney including Kagawa (provided he's signed) has a bad run they'll get dropped. Fergie will have an idea of what he wants Kagawa to do in the XI and see if he can do it, if he doesn't or if other players are showing too much to drop them he'll squeeze him in just like when Welbs was playing for a period wide left or whatever. There's no telling who will get dropped, it will all depend on form and if competition raises the consistency of performances across the board well that's a great selection headache for Sir Alex to have. For me Kagawa is technically gifted enough and tactically aware enough to play anywhere from centre midfield to behind the striker. That's the most important thing both to be thinking about and grateful for.Can't see why Fergie would want to do that and I'm confident he's not going to do anything that will hamper Welbeck's progress. As Fergie has said in the past, the young players at this club are his priority.
I agree, he looks very dangerous through the middle. He looks calm on the ball, doesn't bother trying to constantly beat a man or do something spectacular. He'll sit back and play dangerous balls all day and I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do next season, that's if he signs of course!He'd be wasted as a winger, and given our wealth of talent there it would take a massive injury crisis for Fergie to play him there.
Of course he sings, the Japanese invented karaoke.I'm looking forward to seeing what he can do next season, that's if he sings of course!
lol, yes, signs...not sure what I did there.Of course he sings, the Japanese invented karaoke.
We'll see what happens. Welbeck is a completely different case from Berbatov and Hernandez, he will continue to be a first choice in the coming season.I doubt Fergie would extend Welbeck any special treatment. He can continue to progress, whether he's an anointed starter or someone who comes off the bench. Fergie has shown that he's perfectly capable of dropping players after they had very good seasons. Hernandez and Berba's reduced roles are ample proof of this. If he buys Kagawa, it's likely that he wants to actually use him.
It wasn't me that said he'll be brought in to replace another player.There's no point in playing this game as to who he'll replace. If Welbs has a bad run he'll get dropped, if Nani, Valencia, Young anyone frankly besides Rooney including Kagawa (provided he's signed) has a bad run they'll get dropped. Fergie will have an idea of what he wants Kagawa to do in the XI and see if he can do it, if he doesn't or if other players are showing too much to drop them he'll squeeze him in just like when Welbs was playing for a period wide left or whatever. There's no telling who will get dropped, it will all depend on form and if competition raises the consistency of performances across the board well that's a great selection headache for Sir Alex to have. For me Kagawa is technically gifted enough and tactically aware enough to play anywhere from centre midfield to behind the striker. That's the most important thing both to be thinking about and grateful for.
I hope you're not counting Kagawa as one of them.4 wide options for 2 positions sounds very Fergie-Esque.
Didn't see the game today nor have I ever seen him play for Japan but if you're saying he played wide today then that only strengthens my belief that when he signs that's where he'll playWhy wouldn't I ? He plays there quite impressively for his national team, like I say, he is an option, we all know he can play in the 10 role as well. I have already explained I would expect him to start out left but then drift inside with Valencia or Nani holding the width on the other side.
I wouldn't go so far as to say wide. He looks to start a lot from the left but has licence to roam.Didn't see the game today nor have I ever seen him play for Japan but if you're saying he played wide today then that only strengthens my belief that when he signs that's where he'll play
No, he plays in the middle with license to roam.Didn't see the game today nor have I ever seen him play for Japan but if you're saying he played wide today then that only strengthens my belief that when he signs that's where he'll play
Yeah, it's not that complicated is it? Add Giggsy for the 8th as back-up and that's a good section.We play nearly 60 games a season. We'll have 7 main attacking options for the 4 attacking positions - Nani, Rooney, Valencia, Young, Welbeck, Hernandez and Kagawa. That looks like a great balance. Thats about 35 starts each, although you can expect a couple players to start a few more (Nani, Rooney) and some to start a few less (Hernandez and whoever is not having such a good season).
Already on first name basis? You an ITK?Great assist by Shinji
I say again, I expect we may start like that but I would expect the front four to rotate their positions.----Carrick Scholes----
Nani - Rooney - Kagawa
------ Welbeck ---------
I hope we see that a lot, Nani holding the width, Welbeck pulling out to the left with Wayne shifting up and Kagawa drifting in pulling defenders everywhere with good movement.
Cleverly, Young, Valencia, Hernandez as options from the bench.
Looked like he was playing on the left of a front 3. However he looks nothing like a winger. Always coming inside to the middle with the ball, so I can't see him being signed to play out wide.Didn't see the game today nor have I ever seen him play for Japan but if you're saying he played wide today then that only strengthens my belief that when he signs that's where he'll play
He played on the left today ut finished the game on the right. He's not a traditional winger, but contrary to what some might think, our current wingers do like to cut in. Don't see how that's an argument that Kagawa won't be playing out wide. I also think his link up play with our full backs could be seen as a positive.Didn't see the game today nor have I ever seen him play for Japan but if you're saying he played wide today then that only strengthens my belief that when he signs that's where he'll play