Say hello to your new God.
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Need to see more, but promising as fuck from what I've seen. Lovely feet on him he duz.
Did he go on loan or was that just rumour?
They're completely different. I actually think Dembele + Carrick would be brilliant for us, as a combination think that works wonderfully.It's all relative I suppose. All of those players would struggle to make it in Barca's B team.
I like discussing/arguing about the value of lesser players.
I mean Messi is a god, obvious for anyone to see. So saying so holds little meaning really.
Dembele or Carrick?
He played that game with a half broken foot. Hero <3Yeah they did; it's taken a while for Carrick to come on this season but there's no one better in the league at doing what he does. The narrative that just because he got decimated by the two finest midfielders of the century means he's now average is a tiresome one.
Allen really was poor today, but Hendo's looked good recently. Gerrard looked pretty knacked at times as well.
Say hello to your new God.
Gerrard's looked knacked at many points this season, but still maintains the ability to pull out worldie passes and killers set pieces, as well as driving the team forward sporadically like he did today for our goal.Allen really was poor today, but Hendo's looked good recently. Gerrard looked pretty knacked at times as well.
That's the problem.:lol so true
When Henry Winter compared him to Cesc. Jesus. Henry Winter is dumb.
Powell won't be ready for a few more seasons.
Looked decent in his few senior appearances but still very raw.
First touch let him down on a number of occasions
He played that game with a half broken foot. Hero <3
Sir Alex Ferguson said afterwards that United had played as well in the first hour as any other time he could remember this season. It helps that they have a player, Robin van Persie, who can score goals from any angle, or any distance, and is surely going to clean up with the footballer-of-the-year awards for a second successive season.
Daniel Welbeck was an elusive, coltish opponent, sometimes clumsy on the ball and erratic with his finishing but constantly on the move, difficult to pick up, deceptively strong. Rafael Da Silva has morphed from an error-prone kid into a man. Patrice Evra had his best game of the season.
Liverpool, all the same, were obliging opponents. They managed only one attempt at goal in the first half and it wasn't even on target. Instead, the moment that really stood out came seven minutes before the break when their leading scorer had the ball at his feet and four United players around him. Not one other Liverpool player was in the penalty area or even particularly close. It encapsulated the way they had played.
Suárez never stopped working, always wanting the ball, but too many of his colleagues struggled to have any form of impact. Rodgers has described Joe Allen as "the Welsh Xavi" and it's clearly the case that he is an accomplished keeper of the ball. Not here, though. Allen picked a bad day to have, quite possibly, his least distinguished game in Liverpool's colours.
Michael Carrick, meanwhile, played with the kind of refinement that must have reminded the watching Roy Hodgson that surely he should have tried to get him back into the England team before, rather than after, Euro 2012.
The number-crunchers at Opta say the Premier League is 20% faster than five years ago. It's fast, frenetic and doesn't let up, and it takes a special player to see the right pass at this level and have the ability, almost every time, to play it with the perfect weight. Carrick, so long an elegant frustration, has taken a long time getting to the stage where he is controlling matches from his position in midfield but what a damning indictment it is of English football that someone of this calibre has started only 16 England games in 12 years.
He was at the hub of just about everything during those moments when José Mourinho, watching Real Madrid's next opponents in the Champions League, might have been forgiven if he had experienced a rare flicker of insecurity.
He's injured at the moment I think.Need to see more, but promising as fuck from what I've seen. Lovely feet on him he duz.
Did he go on loan or was that just rumour?
Hmm. It's alright. If Pogba was in the mixer it would be ideal. God damn you Pog, why did you do it.
He's injured at the moment I think.
This is awesome right now it really is RedCafe. Everyone else fuck off.
When we buy K-Strootz our midfield options will be: Strootman, Carrick, Cleverley, Anderson, Fletcher (?).
Hmm. It's alright. If Pogba was in the mixer it would be ideal. God damn you Pog, why did you do it.
I would say he's getting a bit too old, but it's only one and a half years 'til the World Cup! Ferguson will probably persuade him to retire from international football.
Anybody could have dominated Liverpool in that first half. If Carrick dominates Real Madrid, I will tip my hat to the lad. There's a good reason why Liverpool are 8th.
Average is probably unfair(trolling of course). He's a good player but world class is a tag that gets thrown around a lot. He certainly would not be in the shopping list of top tier European teams.
He wanted to play games.
I know you can't blame him I just wish he stayed.As I've always said you can't blame Pogba when he was constantly being overlooked and having Giggs playing ahead of him, I'd be pretty fucked off too.
I know what you're saying but what you're asking of him there is unrealistic. How many players dominate Real Madrid? This season might not be the best example but last year Xavi and Iniesta just about managed it.Anybody could have dominated Liverpool in that first half. If Carrick dominates Real Madrid, I will tip my hat to the lad. There's a good reason why Liverpool are 8th.
Average is probably unfair(trolling of course). He's a good player but world class is a tag that gets thrown around a lot. He certainly would not be in the shopping list of top tier European teams.
Only Wilshere in the forward positions IMO.I'm actually bit worried about future England sides. The golden generation is fading fast. Wilshere and co don't look nearly as promising. I hope time proves me wrong.
I know you can't blame him I just wish he stayed.
We need to buy 2 CM's I still think. I'm taking Scholes, Giggs and Fletcher out the equation.
Leaves us with 3. Strootman and Fat Frank is what it'll be.
I know you can't blame him I just wish he stayed.
I'm actually bit worried about future England sides. The golden generation is fading fast. Wilshere and co don't look nearly as promising. I hope time proves me wrong.
It faded a long time ago.
He certainly would not be in the shopping list of top tier European teams.
I'm not trolling.I wish Viva would stop trolling about Strootman.
We're never signing a CM.
Well apparently Arsenal want him too right?So why are United the only side in for Zaha? He sounds like a very Wenger-esque signing.
So why are United the only side in for Zaha? He sounds like a very Wenger-esque signing.
I want to see Giggs/Frank/Scholes all in United's midfield next season.
Gareth Barry would have laid the passes on to Robbie Keane, boom, goals aplenty. Swimming in goals.
What a strange time that was. Remember Robbie Keane.
I'd take Lampard. One of the best midfielders i've seen, especially with all the goals he scores, even now. Would be great to bring off the bench and grab a goal.
Wenger is happy with Gervinho.
And you already have Chamberlain.
To take the penalties, you mean.I'd take Lampard. One of the best midfielders i've seen, especially with all the goals he scores, even now. Would be great to bring off the bench and grab a goal.
NEVER SIGNING A CM.I'm not trolling.
Van Persie scored a ridic goal that match too.I remember him smashing a worldie against Arsenal, and that's about it.
Where would we rate Chamberlain on the Wilshere scale?
Where would we rate Chamberlain on the Wilshere scale?
Scholes and Giggs playing in the same match isn't a good combination anymore. They're most benficial when coming on as a sub.I want to see Giggs/Frank/Scholes all in United's midfield next season.
Crystal Palace are living in a dreamland. Who pays £10-15m and then loans the player straight back? For that amount of money he should be going straight into the main squad. It's just a matter of time until he signs at this point.
Arsenal were still bottlers though. They'd just never realise it until late on in the season.Van Persie scored a ridic goal that match too.
That's when all the teams playing today were class.
And City were shit.
Good days.
Well behind IMO. I really don't think Chamberlain is that great. Honestly I put him closer to Cleverley/Welbeck than Wilshere.Where would we rate Chamberlain on the Wilshere scale?
I'm so sure we will sign him. So sure. It's gonna suck when we don't.NEVER SIGNING A CM.
Different players, but I hear he wants to play centre midfield, and in that respect I rate him 0 Wilsheres out of 10.
As a winger he's 5 Walcott's out of 10.