Smalling
Lindelof/Tuanzebe
Bailly
Rojo
Jones
Lindelof/Tuanzebe
Bailly
Rojo
Jones
Your pecking order for our non-Maguire CBs?
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik and Imran hold a long overdue conversation about United's awful league form with 1 win in 7. They discuss a disappointing draw at Bournemouth, a not so disappointing draw against Liverpool and a crushing defeat at Chelsea - Is time nearly over for Erik Ten Hag?
Then in a special second half of the pod, Nik welcomes Natalie ( https://twitter.com/natalie_17) to discuss the fortunes of Manchester United Women as they booked a place in the FA Cup Final after a historic first ever win vs. Chelsea.
jderbyshire
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Tuanzebe
Lindelof
Smalling
Bailly
Jones
Rojo
This is a general list based on the past couple of years and looking ahead to the future (not going just off current form)
Lindelof
Smalling
Bailly
Jones
Rojo
This is a general list based on the past couple of years and looking ahead to the future (not going just off current form)
GMoore23
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Tuanzebe (if he can stay fit and fulfill his potential)
Smalling
Lindelof
Rojo
Jones
Bailly
Smalling
Lindelof
Rojo
Jones
Bailly
wolvored
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These will be kept so in order
Bailly
Lindelof
Tuanzebe
These 3 will be sold and therefore irrelevant.
Smalling
Rojo
Jones
Bailly
Lindelof
Tuanzebe
These 3 will be sold and therefore irrelevant.
Smalling
Rojo
Jones
A-man
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15 minutes in to Liverpool -Bournemouth and I suddenly appreciate all our CBs...
The Red Thinker
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For me it goes like this:
1) Bailly - has all the tools to support Maguire perfectly
2) Lindelof - Lacks strength and Speed. He has everything else... but is a liability in high defensive lines.
3) Smalling - he can go if we wants. Solid defender but inconsistent with his feet. Our new way of playing from the back, does not suit him
4) Axel - Young... needs experience. I’ve seen him solid, then I’ve seen him abysmal... he needs time
5) Jones - Nah
1) Bailly - has all the tools to support Maguire perfectly
2) Lindelof - Lacks strength and Speed. He has everything else... but is a liability in high defensive lines.
3) Smalling - he can go if we wants. Solid defender but inconsistent with his feet. Our new way of playing from the back, does not suit him
4) Axel - Young... needs experience. I’ve seen him solid, then I’ve seen him abysmal... he needs time
5) Jones - Nah
tenpoless
No 6-pack, just 2Pac
Maguireist.
I'd go with :
1. Smalling
2. Lindelof
3. Bailly
4. Rojo
5. Jones
I'd go with :
1. Smalling
2. Lindelof
3. Bailly
4. Rojo
5. Jones
sun_tzu
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Imagine the face he would pulltear Jones's contract up in front of him.
Class of 63
Sourness
Bailly
Rojo
Tuanzebe
Jones
Mengi
Lindelof
Fred the Red
Smalling
Rojo
Tuanzebe
Jones
Mengi
Lindelof
Fred the Red
Smalling
Denis79
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Bailly/Smalling
Lindelof
Tuanzebe (Has a lot of potential)
Rojo
Jones
Lindelof
Tuanzebe (Has a lot of potential)
Rojo
Jones
Web of Bissaka
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- Rojo*
- Lindelof
- Smalling*
- Tuanzebe
- Bailly
- Jones*
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No one will pay Jones wages. We're stuck with him for a few more years..
Smalling top.
The rest massively depend on whether they’re having a good or a bad day and as it’s the most important position for that to be as little a factor as possible it’s safe to say they’re not good enough. I would say Lindelof has more good games than the others but it’s hard to know as they’re injured 99% of the time. Possibly Bailly next, or above him, who the feck even knows?
The rest massively depend on whether they’re having a good or a bad day and as it’s the most important position for that to be as little a factor as possible it’s safe to say they’re not good enough. I would say Lindelof has more good games than the others but it’s hard to know as they’re injured 99% of the time. Possibly Bailly next, or above him, who the feck even knows?
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Bailly on a good day can be a a real quality player , but consistency is his issue. Injuries have not helped , but with a decent injury free run , good coaching and a strong CB partner he still has the making of a a quality CB. A of if's there but the raw material is there as well unlike a lot of our other options.