Man Utd

Stuckey · **Posted:** Sat Sep 06, 2014 11:32 am

Kosta Utd wrote:

maaaaaaaaaaaaate who gives a rats ass.. is it coming out of your pocket.. the squad obviously needs a quick rebuild and I am very happy United are buying top quality players.. also for the long term I am wanting the club to continue along with youth.. which im sure they will

I think stuckey has an anti 'marque' policy.. not in favour of either united spending to get good players in :lol:

I'm not anti-marquee I'm just pro-development. I think fans that sit there and say 'spend, spend, spend' say that because they never consider the development of players and just demand instant success. Where is the next gen coming from? Who is bringing them thru then? Look at Barca. Sure they do splash the cash but the majority of their squad is brought thru their system and youth structure allowing them to learn to play the Barca way. Then because they as well can afford to they spend to fill holes they can fill with their own. No wonder they are considered the greatest club on Earth.

GeorgeB · **Joined:** Sat Nov 23, 2013 2:31 pm **Posts:** 137

United have given academy players Blackett, Lingard and M.Keane debuts this season. Reece James and W. Keane played in the pre-season. Last season Laurence and Wilson made their debuts.

Wilson is a much better prospect as a striker than Welbeck, hence why Welbeck was released (mistake IMO).

To say United have abandoned their youth policy is ludicrous. All these players will develop into better players playing with the class players just purchased rather than all being thrown into a team that was lacking class with 9 injuries and 5 retirements/players moved on.

The 3 5 2 is a better system with fullbacks as WB's rather than wingers. Rafael and Shaw would have been those WB's if not injured. Young and Valencia have struggled there.

Anyway, Lallana and Lambert didn't want to come to United because of a lack of Champions League football so instead we got DiMaria and Falcao!

Statler and Waldorf · **Posted:** Sat Sep 06, 2014 11:56 pm

GeorgeB wrote:

United have given academy players Blackett, Lingard and M.Keane debuts this season. Reece James and W. Keane played in the pre-season. Last season Laurence and Wilson made their debuts.

Wilson is a much better prospect as a striker than Welbeck, hence why Welbeck was released (mistake IMO).

To say United have abandoned their youth policy is ludicrous. All these players will develop into better players playing with the class players just purchased rather than all being thrown into a team that was lacking class with 9 injuries and 5 retirements/players moved on.

The 3 5 2 is a better system with fullbacks as WB's rather than wingers. Rafael and Shaw would have been those WB's if not injured. Young and Valencia have struggled there.

Anyway, Lallana and Lambert didn't want to come to United because of a lack of Champions League football so instead we got DiMaria and Falcao!

Lambert didn't want to come to UTD, because he is a LFC fan, who would never play for UTD. It had nothing to do with UTD being a mid table team. Don't let the facts spoil your rant.

Jog on .......

swannsong · **Posted:** Sun Sep 07, 2014 12:14 pm

I remember reading history books about Galileo's discovery that the Sun didn't revolve around the Earth...he was demonised for his heliocentric beliefs...soon people will realise that the football world doesn't revolve around Manchester United.

ozzie owl · **Joined:** Sun Dec 03, 2006 11:42 am **Posts:** 17374

GeorgeB wrote:

United have given academy players Blackett, Lingard and M.Keane debuts this season. Reece James and W. Keane played in the pre-season. Last season Laurence and Wilson made their debuts.

Wilson is a much better prospect as a striker than Welbeck, hence why Welbeck was released (mistake IMO).

To say United have abandoned their youth policy is ludicrous. All these players will develop into better players playing with the class players just purchased rather than all being thrown into a team that was lacking class with 9 injuries and 5 retirements/players moved on.

The 3 5 2 is a better system with fullbacks as WB's rather than wingers. Rafael and Shaw would have been those WB's if not injured. Young and Valencia have struggled there.

Anyway, Lallana and Lambert didn't want to come to United because of a lack of Champions League football so instead we got DiMaria and Falcao!

Be interesting to see how many of the current youth players will become regular first team players.

Del Boca Vista · **Joined:** Tue Aug 23, 2011 12:37 pm **Posts:** 624

I can't believe man utd fans on this forum are this dumb: "Lambert didn't come to united because we don't have CL"

honestly do you guys have velcro shoes? cos I can't imagine you tying laces.

Nice One Cyril · **Joined:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:55 am **Posts:** 16592

Del Boca Vista wrote:

I can't believe man utd fans on this forum are this dumb: "Lambert didn't come to united because we don't have CL"

honestly do you guys have velcro shoes? cos I can't imagine you tying laces.

I can't believe the bindipper is crowing about signing the new Emile Heskey :lol:

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Tue Sep 09, 2014 5:38 pm

Del Boca Vista wrote:

I can't believe man utd fans on this forum are this dumb: "Lambert didn't come to united because we don't have CL"

honestly do you guys have velcro shoes? cos I can't imagine you tying laces.

who are these 'fans' you speak of? how many have stated that?

u sir are the dumb ass

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 8:02 am

4 reasons 2 smile

Derek · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 8:18 am

It was only QPR - Even the Spuds managed that :roll:

The Kop · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 9:39 am

Corner turned.

Stuckey · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 11:15 am

1 point behind Liverpool now!

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 11:52 am

Derek wrote:

It was only QPR - Even the Spuds managed that :roll:

ahhhhhhhhh shuddupayaface

Nice One Cyril · **Joined:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:55 am **Posts:** 16592

United don't look like the same team with Fletcher :wink:

Sorry, should have read 'without'.

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 1:48 pm

Nice One Cyril wrote:

United don't look like the same team with Fletcher :wink:

shame that

United looked like a well drilled machine this morning.. couple of defensive lapses which will get punished by the higher teams but postitive work in progress

Di Maria was pure class, involved everywhere and anywhere, scored one, set up two.. this man is worth every cent United spent on him

Stuckey · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 4:32 pm

Kosta Utd wrote:

Nice One Cyril wrote:

United don't look like the same team with Fletcher :wink:

shame that

United looked like a well drilled machine this morning.. couple of defensive lapses which will get punished by the higher teams but postitive work in progress

Di Maria was pure class, involved everywhere and anywhere, scored one, set up two.. this man is worth every cent United spent on him

one good performance v QPR and he's paid off his £60m (or £130m) transfer fee.

If he takes Man Utd back to the Champions League then that's half his fee paid for.

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:31 pm

one magic performance but one of many more to come.. stuckey the unbeliever

Stuckey · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 5:54 pm

Kosta Utd wrote:

one magic performance but one of many more to come.. stuckey the unbeliever

I've never said he's a bad player and won't be good for MU, I believe he will be.
I just need more then one good game to claim him as value for money.

Nice One Cyril · **Joined:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:55 am **Posts:** 16592

Kosta Utd wrote:

one magic performance but one of many more to come.. stuckey the unbeliever

Value for money is debatable, but he's a fine player no doubt.

I'd wait until they play a better team than QPR though before jizzing my pants. :wink:

totsreds08 · **Joined:** Thu Jul 26, 2007 6:25 pm **Posts:** 6664

Stuckey wrote:

Kosta Utd wrote:

Nice One Cyril wrote:

United don't look like the same team with Fletcher :wink:

shame that

United looked like a well drilled machine this morning.. couple of defensive lapses which will get punished by the higher teams but postitive work in progress

Di Maria was pure class, involved everywhere and anywhere, scored one, set up two.. this man is worth every cent United spent on him

one good performance v QPR and he's paid off his £60m (or £130m) transfer fee.

If he takes Man Utd back to the Champions League then that's half his fee paid for.

Di Maria already proved his transfer fee in a friendly against Germany.

Doome · **Joined:** Thu Dec 19, 2013 5:11 pm **Posts:** 109

shame that

United looked like a well drilled machine this morning.. couple of defensive lapses which will get punished by the higher teams but postitive work in progress

Di Maria was pure class, involved everywhere and anywhere, scored one, set up two.. this man is worth every cent United spent on him[/quote]
:lol:

one good performance v QPR and he's paid off his £60m (or £130m) transfer fee.

If he takes Man Utd back to the Champions League then that's half his fee paid for.[/quote]
Di Maria already proved his transfer fee in a friendly against Germany.[/quote]

Yeah, I never doubt Di Maria's ability, good to see this. Maybe C Ronaldo will join Manchester United next season, hope Manchester United can rebuild his glory soon.

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Stuckey · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 6:42 pm

Nice One Cyril wrote:

Kosta Utd wrote:

one magic performance but one of many more to come.. stuckey the unbeliever

Value for money is debatable, but he's a fine player no doubt.

I'd wait until they play a better team than QPR though before jizzing my pants. :wink:

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Mon Sep 15, 2014 8:17 pm

Stuckey wrote:

Kosta Utd wrote:

one magic performance but one of many more to come.. stuckey the unbeliever

I've never said he's a bad player and won't be good for MU, I believe he will be.
I just need more then one good game to claim him as value for money.

did u even watch the game? Was like nothing ive seen of united for quiet a while

take each day as it comes, enjoy the moment

ruud · **Joined:** Thu Mar 30, 2006 11:18 pm **Posts:** 13172

Blind played a good game on debut

Brings stability to the team

BruceLee · **Joined:** Tue Apr 22, 2014 6:18 pm **Posts:** 1086

Blind was excellent. Di Maria is sublime. What a combination of dribbling and passing. I would rather have him than Ronaldo or Bale for that reason. A joy to watch.

Nice One Cyril · **Joined:** Mon Jul 20, 2009 11:55 am **Posts:** 16592

BruceLee wrote:

Blind was excellent. Di Maria is sublime. What a combination of dribbling and passing. I would rather have him than Ronaldo or Bale for that reason. A joy to watch.

I think it's you doing the dribbling :wink:

medicare · **Joined:** Sat Nov 27, 2010 2:12 pm **Posts:** 128

BruceLee wrote:

Blind was excellent. Di Maria is sublime. What a combination of dribbling and passing. I would rather have him than Ronaldo or Bale for that reason. A joy to watch.

Danny Blind made 112 passes during the game, the fifth highest total of any player in any game so far this season.

Number of passes successfully completed = 107.

Thats shows just how good he wasin his first game.

Kosta Utd · **Posted:** Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:49 am

Blind had a blinder

hey Cyril, try sum livebait :wink:

Derek · **Posted:** Tue Sep 16, 2014 8:29 am

Nice One Cyril wrote:

BruceLee wrote:

Blind was excellent. Di Maria is sublime. What a combination of dribbling and passing. I would rather have him than Ronaldo or Bale for that reason. A joy to watch.

I think it's you doing the dribbling :wink:

I think you are right :lol:

Kim Kallstrom · **Joined:** Sat May 02, 2009 12:01 pm **Posts:** 794

Geez compare the reaction on here to when we beat QPR 4-0...

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