Yeah, it's a good strike, but not anywhere near as good technique wise to Thiago's.
It’s completely implausible that you’re able to hit right and left foot volleys like Telles but have no grasp of the concept of hitting a ball with backspin. Something doesn’t add up.Maybe not in the champions League but certainly in 11 a side and 7 a side. I have played football nearly every Saturday for 35 years and being small I have had to rely on skill and pace. Not that you will believe me.
What? Shearer had a better cross to him in way more space. Ronaldo was on the stretch and had to react late as it just came over the defenders head.
That doesn't even making any sense. I am almost certain that you are using that word in the wrong context.
Just going to ignore the position of defender then in both goals. Which would clearly have an impact on the technique needed to pull it off.
They do, I am merely pointing out that the technique Shearer used is a lot more difficult to execute, we've seen loads of goals like Ronaldo's one. How many have you seen finished off the way Shearer did?.
Far from it. our best midfield performances this year have come from Thiago and Fabinho playing together. If we can get those two on the pitch regularly our title challenge is looking good.
I believe Fabinho plays such a instrumental role for you guys in the midfield as long as he is present almost all the combinations function at decent level. Such a brilliant player .
Fabinho yes, Thiago no. I'd love for Klopp to play Thiago a lot more, any pace from the opposition and he's bypassed.
That's what I heard everywhere on the internet except post 2020-Redcafe.
I did enjoy that period of him being the Spanish Lee Cattermole though.That's what I heard everywhere on the internet except post 2020-Redcafe.
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Considering how footballers are often slated for not caring it’s good to see it means something to some.
Say it louder. We played a rather strong side & lost to West Ham. How people keep belittling trophies we can’t win then suddenly expect league titles is beyond me.
It was also a good starting point for a lot of our players from 2006 onwards. Good catalyst to get you into a winning mentality. It's why us losing to boro pissed me off too. And the Europa final too.
feck that, I'd lose all respect for Ronaldo was crying before a match. I want to see players furious they aren't playing, kick the ball boys, smash up the stadium, don't fecking cry unless it's the champions league final or the world cup final
I'd respect them more if they all cried together in unity. United in tears. Tears FC.
Why does United’s ability to win things have anything to do with the status of the Carabao cup?
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Because I could begin to understand people laughing at it when we were successful, but not now. I've always loved the league cup though, so maybe I am just a weirdo.
Because if you are hungry, you shouldn’t be turning your nose up at a hamburger, just because you used to eat file mignon.
It is a mickey mouse cup though. And has been for absolutely ages. I’m old enough to remember when every club would play their strongest possible team in every domestic cup but that was a very long time ago. Nowadays it’s a competition most big clubs use to give kids and reserves some game time.
Again, United’s recent trophy haul has precisely zero relevance to the status of the competition.
I don’t see it like that at all. The desire to win things should mean that it is more attractive.
