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Solid and workmanlike.What does that even mean
Solid and workmanlike.What does that even mean
File it with "We have to be try for Bale" and "I am settle with Fellaini".What does that even mean
Smart deal, without overpaying.
Exactly what as been pointed out,I think he would be a great signing,the only thing going against him maybe the Africa Cup of Nations.But Kenya are not that good,so no guarantee in them qualifying or passing the first round.What does that even mean
Not something Liverpool really know about tbh.
(6) Everton 37 16 15 6 54 38 16 63
(6) ManUtd 37 16 15 6 54 38 16 63
(7) Liverpool 37 15 13 9 70 43 27 58
Yeah, cause it'd be better to buy Allen for £15m.
Wanyama must be nearly 10 years younger than Fletcher. It makes much more sense to get a young understudy/competitor than to buy a 26 year old player in the same mould. Plus if Fletcher does make a comeback he might be less energetic than before and play more of a sitting role.This would only make sense if it is confirmed that Fletcher can't get back as a regular squad player.
Why? Wanyama might have the potential to be much more than a squad player. Why would we have to wait to buy a midfielder before we see what happens with Fletcher when we've had midfild issues for 3 years running at least.
I wasn't suggesting we don't buy a CM to partner Carrick, I just don't think we need to cover him with a new buy IF Darren can make a full time return. He's a smart player who was already adapting to more of a holding role this season to accommodate his physical changes.Wanyama must be nearly 10 years younger than Fletcher. It makes much more sense to get a young understudy/competitor than to buy a 26 year old player in the same mould. Plus if Fletcher does make a comeback he might be less energetic than before and play more of a sitting role.
Fantasy table... Typical.
It's a far fetched idea that Fletcher will return to football, let alone at a level good enough to play for United. He's not played seriously for 2 years and is just coming back from a serious illness, I wouldn't like us to count on his return in terms of providing back-up for Carrick. We did that this season and had to rely on Carrick in every single game. Now imagine Carrick gets injured and is sidelined for 2-3 months at the beginning of next season - we'd be out of running in the league by December.I wasn't suggesting we don't buy a CM to partner Carrick, I just don't think we need to cover him with a new buy IF Darren can make a full time return. He's a smart player who was already adapting to more of a holding role this season to accommodate his physical changes.
Im confused. Wanyama is nothing like Carrick! I think they'd make a strong partnership.I wasn't suggesting we don't buy a CM to partner Carrick, I just don't think we need to cover him with a new buy IF Darren can make a full time return. He's a smart player who was already adapting to more of a holding role this season to accommodate his physical changes.
Moyes does quite like signing players from the SPL!What does that even mean
I can't believe that the fantasy table has United finishing in 6th place!Fantasy table... Typical.
Congrats. You live up to the stereotype. Again.
Not in style but in role within the team. Wanyama would come here as back-up to Carrick except for very defensive set-ups in the most difficult games.Im confused. Wanyama is nothing like Carrick! I think they'd make a strong partnership.
I agree, he'll give us options.Well yeah, he'd be a great option then.
I also think a ball winner would be useful not only as a defensive tactic. A lot of games this season we have been on the back foot at times especially in the 2nd half. Plus SAF liked to have wingers providing workrate and stability. A second solid midfieldet next to Carrick would allow the wingers more freedom to attack with less defensive duty. And lastly, his passing is supposedly pretty good too.
That's why I stressed IF as regards Fletcher's fitness, if he has a full and healthy pre-season then I think we'll bank on him as opposed to buying a replacement.It's a far fetched idea that Fletcher will return to football, let alone at a level good enough to play for United. He's not played seriously for 2 years and is just coming back from a serious illness, I wouldn't like us to count on his return in terms of providing back-up for Carrick. We did that this season and had to rely on Carrick in every single game. Now imagine Carrick gets injured and is sidelined for 2-3 months at the beginning of next season - we'd be out of running in the league by December.
He's a more defensive midfielder, he plays the role in a different manner to Carrick but his strength lies deeper just the same. Carrick's best two partnerships have been with Scholes and Giggs, creative passers who can get the play up to our #10/second striker, I think we need someone in that mold so Rooney or Kagawa don't have to drop so deep to get the ball.Im confused. Wanyama is nothing like Carrick! I think they'd make a strong partnership.
That's fair enough but do you think it was a better combination than Carrick/Scholes or Carrick/Giggs?I always thought the Carrick - Fletcher combo was underrated.
Have you seen much of him? Love to hear the opinion of some Celtic supporters/regular viewers.He's a brilliant player, too good to be in Scottish football. He'd be a first choice player for us and would be perfect next to Carrick.
How many of those performances came against decent opposition, Barca apart?Obligatory YT comp for this season.
Such as...?I for one would be pretty disappointed if we signed him, I just don't think he's good enough, I feel the same about Strootman as well. There's much better players out there who're available imo.
Okay?!I for one would be pretty disappointed if we signed him, I just don't think he's good enough, I feel the same about Strootman as well. There's much better players out there who're available imo.
MaticSuch as...?
I've seen most Celtic league games this season as I do hold a bit of a soft spot for them and seen all of their CL games too and he's been great this season, particularly second half. Of course you never know how a player will adapt to the Prem coming from Scotland as the difference in quality is a chasm, that's my worry about him. Maybe we'd prefer a Prem proven player.Have you seen much of him? Love to hear the opinion of some Celtic supporters/regular viewers.
reallyyy??Such as...?
Engine and a half, he's a monster. I don't really want to say who he reminds me of as it's such a cliche, but it's so true. This guy could be our Yaya Toure. I've seen him do the things that Toure does, bully people and ragdoll them as he goes forward and basically be physically unstoppable on a football pitch. I think he could go toe-to-toe with Toure in a midfield battle.He'd be a great signing if Fletcher was to leave. By the look of him, he's got a fantastic engine and could be a real presence in the middle of the park.
Not to mention the muppets paradise, Gundogan, Thiago, Fabregas, Moutinho, Modric, the other Bender...Matic
Ander Hererra
Lars Bender
Those three for a start.