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The worst Maria on the planetThis would have made a great di Maria chant but he had to be a cnut
But then it will look like he has a personal vendetta against WoutMods, petition to change @horsechoker's username to horstchoker until the end of the loan.
Ah right. Forgot.Butland.
Maybe they will get closer this time aroundLisandro says hi
Exactly.But then it will look like he has a personal vendetta against Wout
Zlatan and Lukaku were big men and nobody will ever bring more havoc to Old Trafford than Marouane Fellaini.When the rumour about Weghorst joining United first popped up, a lot of people who followed his career trajectory or watched him play in the Eredvisie found it surreal or absurd.
When you think about it though, the real absurd thing is that Manchester United have spent well over half a billion on transfers, yet up until now we didn't have one tall, physical imposing forward to create some havoc in the last minutes of the game. Truly bizarre.
Good luck Wout Weghorst, I remember when you scored your first goal for the Dutch NT you actually cried which was something I'd never seen in my lifetime, and you're a bit weird and emotional sometimes. But if you'll score a crucial goal in an important match for us, I might buy a jersey with your name on it.
All he has to do is collect long balls andand pass them out wide to a streaking Antony or Rashy and he'll be well worth it...his goals will be a bonus.
NopeIs he available for City?
Yes Herman, they were indeed big men. But since them we've spent about half a billion on all kinds of players yet didnt really... copy paste what I said earlier.Zlatan and Lukaku were big men and nobody will ever bring more havoc to Old Trafford than Marouane Fellaini.
There goes Martials confidence again.
DMed his instagram last night he said he was shookThere goes Martials confidence again.
If only that took much. Like showing a dog a card trick.https://youtube.com/shorts/h1Rt1rZNy2w?feature=share
This was him against United. Bamboozled both Maguire and McTom
interesting. thanks for the input.I'm a Claret. He works really hard and has a great touch and is quite technical on the ball. You can pop it into him and run off him. He's awful in the air. I know the World Cup suggests otherwise but he literally never looked likely to score from a cross. He also isn't a target man in the old school sense. He doesn't scrap for neck high shit lumped in - we needed him to. His finishing is less than clinical and it cost us a relegation - Wood et al had worked miracles if you look at our XG from previous seasons. He is pretty confident and comes across as arrogant. He really didn't fit in our dressing room.
I think he got caught in the new approach from the owners and Dyche was not sure about him. I think he will probably be a decent fit because you will have pace off him and he is intelligent and quick distributor. His ego will think that United are big enough. It seems strange because it is a budget deal and it is not very United.
From our point of view, if we do get promoted he can still be sold. He's not a good fit for us.
I will be extremely satisfied if he can have the impact similar to what you (Larson) did for us. It doesn’t need to be a lot of goals actually, right?When the rumour about Weghorst joining United first popped up, a lot of people who followed his career trajectory or watched him play in the Eredvisie found it surreal or absurd.
When you think about it though, the real absurd thing is that Manchester United have spent well over half a billion on transfers, yet up until now we didn't have one tall, physical imposing forward to create some havoc in the last minutes of the game. Truly bizarre.
Good luck Wout Weghorst, I remember when you scored your first goal for the Dutch NT you actually cried which was something I'd never seen in my lifetime, and you're a bit weird and emotional sometimes. But if you'll score a crucial goal in an important match for us, I might buy a jersey with your name on it.
Cocks Wout?Cocks out for Wout.
That defending... they literally run into each otherhttps://youtube.com/shorts/h1Rt1rZNy2w?feature=share
This was him against United. Bamboozled both Maguire and McTom
All childs are bald. And frauds too.Why is his child bald?
Not entirely true, we had Fellaini remember? Liverpool spent big money on 2 big guy but end up in disaster, because modern tactics (Plan A) doesn't need big guy, except Moyes, whom should have acquired Crouch instead of relying on Rooney for his Century Cross.When the rumour about Weghorst joining United first popped up, a lot of people who followed his career trajectory or watched him play in the Eredvisie found it surreal or absurd.
When you think about it though, the real absurd thing is that Manchester United have spent well over half a billion on transfers, yet up until now we didn't have one tall, physical imposing forward to create some havoc in the last minutes of the game. Truly bizarre.
Good luck Wout Weghorst, I remember when you scored your first goal for the Dutch NT you actually cried which was something I'd never seen in my lifetime, and you're a bit weird and emotional sometimes. But if you'll score a crucial goal in an important match for us, I might buy a jersey with your name on it.
If he scores close to double figures or assists I'm pretty sure they willI hope he plays so well that United will feel compelled to buy him.
Fellaini was a midfielder not a strikerNot entirely true, we had Fellaini remember? Liverpool spent big money on 2 big guy but end up in disaster, because modern tactics (Plan A) doesn't need big guy, except Moyes, whom should have acquired Crouch instead of relying on Rooney for his Century Cross.
Fergi deployed Vidic as Plan B, similar tactics was used by Barca and RM, as desperate measure. I recall Maguire in opposite box, but when you are not a striker, you are not, being big and tall has no bearing.
Giroud is a rare breed, who doesn't mind being used as impact sub season after season.
But he was the only player who can hold the ball up front, under Mourinho, when no-one else can. Fellaini was an ugly but effective solution, who act as #9 when attack, and CB on defence, as Lindelof, Blind, Rojo are so poor in the air.Fellaini was a midfielder not a striker
Yeah him and Marcus can bond over thatEarring???
Sell now!