Manchester United FC Official Thread

Barton wrote:

LiamB_14 wrote:

Thankyou my friend, Welbeck earns plaudits for being more of a headless chicken and chasing loss causes.

We want a team that can control the tempo, and dictate a game iteself with intricate passing and sublime play. Dimitar Berbatov is capable of this and Welbeck certainly needs more years to mature

What happened to Berbatov coaching Welbeck on the training field and providing great inspiration for him? I guess that hasn't paid off.

kyro7 wrote:-------------Lindegaard---------
---Valencia--Rio---Jones----Evra-
---Nani---Carrick---Giggs---Park--
---------Rooney--Berbatov------

That's the team.

hume7 wrote:

LiamB_14 wrote:

Thankyou my friend, Welbeck earns plaudits for being more of a headless chicken and chasing loss causes.

We want a team that can control the tempo, and dictate a game iteself with intictae passing and sublime play. Dimitar Berbatov is capable of this and Welbeck certainly needs more years to mature

My friend, I saw Welbeck play for PNE a few years ago. He scored two goals, the first a sublime lob, the second was lucky, he runs around like a lost cause. Send him out on loan again I say.

Trolling.

Danny wrote:Except Valencia over Rafael at right back.

LiamB_14 wrote:

hume7 wrote:

My friend, I saw Welbeck play for PNE a few years ago. He scored two goals, the first a sublime lob, the second was lucky, he runs around like a lost cause. Send him out on loan again I say.

Trolling.

That lob is from the teachings of Dimitar Berbatov, it is excellent that he is learning from masters of the game to become better himself, and I agree, that it would be more beneficial for Welbeck to go out on loan at the present moment, as he is not helping Manchester United as Berbatov or Rooney would do, however I believe Ferguson does not want to take the risk of losing him completely for the years to come

kyro7 wrote:

Danny wrote:Except Valencia over Rafael at right back.

If we get on top of them Nani and Valencia down the right could be good, but if Newcastle get at him, which they probably will it might not be pretty.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Rafael is a very poor footballer.

DjembaHam wrote:Rafael would get injured though.

Kuled wrote:
Rafael's a don.

ViVaRooney wrote:Rafael >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> OShea

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

ViVaRooney wrote:Rafael >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> OShea

Absolute bollocks.

kyro7 wrote:Dreadful half of football from us, honestly Rooney looks like he's got a hangover from Boxing day or something, this is like the opposite of the Rooney we've seen so far this season, Nani has been shit, every time he gets it slows the play down, Berbatov has been non existent as expected because he's fucking shite away from home, team selection also stupid, no chance in this game.. oh well 3 points behind City isn't too far, could be much much worse with the shite result we had at home to Blackburn, we need to fix up quick or City will open the gap fast.

Laurencio wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Absolute bollocks.

You can't deny that Rafael is a massive talent though? In terms of experience and tactical awareness O'shea is better though. Give Rafael a few more seasons under his belt and he'll get there.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Laurencio wrote:

You can't deny that Rafael is a massive talent though? In terms of experience and tactical awareness O'shea is better though. Give Rafael a few more seasons under his belt and he'll get there.

He's talented yeah, but he's fucking clueless positionally, and utterly reckless when it comes to big games. Bayern Munich, Liverpool twice, Tottenham, he just fucking loses it and goes flying into tackles, kicking people, or creating unnecessary conflict by raging impotently at an opposing forward. He's a maniac, and I can't believe Ferguson ever trusts him, let alone relies on him.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Laurencio wrote:

You can't deny that Rafael is a massive talent though? In terms of experience and tactical awareness O'shea is better though. Give Rafael a few more seasons under his belt and he'll get there.

He's talented yeah, but he's fucking clueless positionally, and utterly reckless when it comes to big games. Bayern Munich, Liverpool twice, Tottenham, he just fucking loses it and goes flying into tackles, kicking people, or creating unnecessary conflict by raging impotently at an opposing forward. He's a maniac, and I can't believe Ferguson ever trusts him, let alone relies on him.

ViVaRooney wrote:thats the answer for everything with you idiots isnt it

ViVaRooney wrote:thats the answer for everything with you idiots isnt it

ViVaRooney wrote:thats the answer for everything with you idiots isnt it