Every 'paper has had its share of "exclusive" gaffs but they're generally more reliable than the likes of Sun, Daily Mail et al.Are they usually reliable?
Every 'paper has had its share of "exclusive" gaffs but they're generally more reliable than the likes of Sun, Daily Mail et al.Are they usually reliable?
I'm not sure, I just saw it on the Sky sports news app in the regional paper talk bit.Evening Standard his usually reliable , but doesn't Wenger have first choice on him.
I can understand that he's loved working with him and I think Jagielka is a good player, but I sincerely hope Moyes can see past a good player for Everton and the need for great or potentially great ones at United.The Sun reports that one of David Moyes's first duties as United boss will be to make a £10million bid for Everton's Phil Jagielka.
The paper claims: 'The England centre-half is the THIRD Everton player on Moyes' wishlist, along with Marouane Fellaini and Leighton Baines.'
Apparently this 'raises question marks' over Rio Ferdinand's future, but surely if Moyes was going to replace Rio, he wouldn't do it with a 30-year-old who is a much inferior player.
The Sun quotes 'an Everton insider' as saying: "David loves Jags from top to bottom. He describes him as 'absolute class'.
"If there is one player from here he will come back for, it will be Jags.
"They get on great and David considers it a pleasure to work with him."
That is not really true at all though. Moyes is not particularly known for his width, if anything he is known for operating slightly less wide wingers. The wing-backs are instead supposed to create that extra bit of width.Fergie chose moyes as he likes playing 442 and width. So don't expect any major central midfielders. Fellaini is a step back.
We shouldn't go for any Everton players.
I realise that accuracy isn't exactly the point of this post, but Isco would not be ahead of Kagawa there.-------------RVP(Hernandez)------------
Bale(Nani)--Isco(Kagawa)--Ronaldo(Zaha)
Carrick(Mccarthy)-Fabregas(Cleverley)
Bayern who??
True, particularly in his first season as kagawa has had longer to settle but wanted a team sheet with all the new signings and their closest competitor.I realise that accuracy isn't exactly the point of this post, but Isco would not be ahead of Kagawa there.
Ah ok fair play. I withdraw the attempt to dilute your muppetry.True, particularly in his first season as kagawa has had longer to settle but wanted a team sheet with all the new signings and their closest competitor.
You can join in as well.Ah ok fair play. I withdraw the attempt to dilute your muppetry.
I think he's better than Lescott though you'd obviously have a better idea than me.I think Jagielka is good enough for a side in the CL but not a title winning side. He would make your squad in front of Jones/Smalling/Evans right now on current ability, but you wouldn't need him at all as they have a higher potential.
Jagielka wouldn't get ahead of Evans, he's had a great season.I think Jagielka is good enough for a side in the CL but not a title winning side. He would make your squad in front of Jones/Smalling/Evans right now on current ability, but you wouldn't need him at all as they have a higher potential.
The Fellaini talk is gathering momentum now and like every Red, I expect him to sign this summer. I'm not ecstatic about this, but I think he'd be a good partner for Carrick. Bale is going to be in demand this summer and I don't think we'll sign him unless he's adamant he wants to join us and force through a move alá van Persie last summer. Getting Nani to re-sign should be a top priority also, and if were to happen, we'd be in a very strong position going forward.This would be my wishlist to buy
Ins
Bale
Fellaini
Looks good on paper, but I'm unsure about Nani's consistency.The Fellaini talk is gathering momentum now and like every Red, I expect him to sign this summer. I'm not ecstatic about this, but I think he'd be a good partner for Carrick. Bale is going to be in demand this summer and I don't think we'll sign him unless he's adamant he wants to join us and force through a move alá van Persie last summer. Getting Nani to re-sign should be a top priority also, and if were to happen, we'd be in a very strong position going forward.
De Gea
Rafael - Ferdinand - Vidic - Evra
Carrick - Fellaini
Nani - Kagawa - Bale
van Persie
Crikey.
Are you for real?Out
Scholes
Rooney
Anderson
In
Bale
Fabregas
Lewandowski
At least he did a like for like, well almost anyway....Are you for real?
Nani probably will never be very consistent. Its the way his game is. However he's at least tactically pretty mature and does a decent team job anyway. I like the look of that lineup. Except Bale would be very unlikely.Looks good on paper, but I'm unsure about Nani's consistency.
Bale is a dream signing who would make any of the top teams starting XI look invincible.
But I, being poor, have only my dreams.Are you for real?
Would be delighted with just that. Exhilarating.Rooney out
I really hope not.I think we might go for Leighton Baines moreso than Fellaini
So you are going to sign an expensive player just so he can cover for IF IF Evra gets injured? Oh then why dont we sign Falcao and Lewandowski if god forbid RVP and Hernandez get injured. Why dont we sign Isco and Eriksen if god forbid Rooney and Kagawa get injured. Also what are you going to do about Fabio? He has had a good season experience wise at least playing for QPR in his favored position and it would be nice to give him a run out next year.Judging from buttner's defending today it might not be a bad shout if god forbid Evra gets injured!