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The moment he trolled Suarez with the hand
That could easily be passed on as a post of these days with minor tweaks on players' names
Isn't it too early to say that ? Evra was a true United player after well into his second or third season. It's really early for most in the current team. And the older ones definitely get it including schweiniOne of the very few United signings to embrace the values, history and traditions of the club. He truly cared and fell in love with it.
Shame not one current United player comes close to him in that regard.
Afaik because his wife wanted a change in scenery and because we apparently made him sign an extension without his will (not our fault imo. We had an option to extend for a year and we rightly exercised it) but he didn't want to play a back up role to Shaw.Why did he leave again?
Hope you are joking. Rio was abysmal for QPR last year. A Rio in his prime I would take without a question though.Wonderful servant. We ditched too many of that generation at the same time, even as a squad rotation player i think we could have done with the likes of Evra and rio over the last few seasons.
What a fecking player! The word legend gets bandied around a bit too easily, and he probably didn't quite perform at that level long enough to be called it, but his passion and skill were just incredible. Where can we find another one?
He was the best in the world for three seasons, and even after that when he started falling away a bit he was still right up there amongst the best for quite a few more seasons. Combined with his attitude, a definite legend.What a fecking player! The word legend gets bandied around a bit too easily, and he probably didn't quite perform at that level long enough to be called it, but his passion and skill were just incredible.
Spooky. This is word for word what I came to write.He 'gets' the club. I hope he returns to work in some capacity in the future
Was weird wasn't it. Like the time Rooney decided to be the best aerial threat in the world for 6 months after Ronaldo leftThat season or two where he randomly decided to become a massive threat from corners was bloody great.
@SirAF @MyOnlySolskjaerOn playing for United, 2010
“I got a load of DVDs. About the Munich disaster and the Busby Babes, about Bobby Charlton, George Best and Denis Law, about Cantona. The whole story of the club. You meet these people around the club and I wanted to know who they were. What they had done for the club. Out of respect. Because when you shake the hand of Sir Bobby Charlton you can feel the legend. All the young players here need to understand the history of the club. After I watched those DVDs I realised I needed to respect the shirt. I needed to respect the story. Every time I play that is in my head. What a privilege it is to play for Manchester United. When you pull on the shirt you are pulling on history, and I say thanks to God that I play for this club. To be able to come in and train here. To work with legends like Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes. When I arrived here people asked me what excited me most. I said it was not training with Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney but players like Giggs and Scholes. They are the history of the club. Giggs trains like a player who has never won anything in his career. His hunger. His desire to win, even on the training pitch.”
Ole, although showed it in different ways.I don't think I've ever seen a player love a club with such affinity that isn't his hometown club or the one he came through as a youth.
Couldn't care less. Love Evra!Has he even done his coaching badges?
The word 'legend' is bandied about as often as the word 'bandied' is bandied about when discussing legends but...Patrice=legend.
Get them on a planino. Bring them back from Torino.
That's the truth! Both had an awful debut as I recall, against City I believe. We gt hammered like 5-0 or something, I think.Him and vidic taught me never to judge a player early and likewise I will give some time for Memphis to grow.