First bandwagon of the season

roryc

Kagawa Points per minute - 0.067
Michu Points per minute - 0.063

Buttner Points per minute - 0.105


We have a winner.

Swiper the fox

roryc wrote: »

Kagawa Points per minute - 0.067
Michu Points per minute - 0.063

Buttner Points per minute - 0.105


We have a winner.

Most of those points were got in the space of 5 minutes in September, goal and assist v Wigan


I think Kagawa has been unlucky, possibly hard done by not to have played more this year, who's his manager?

blatantrereg

zerks wrote: »

Yeah he's a great player but the rules in FF are different to real life,plus he didn't get enough games,could be one to watch for next season's bandwagon.

There's rumours of a Portugese fella joining United who's supposed to be decent,one for the watchlist so.

My best bandwagon player this season was Michu,got him in early and kept him until his injury last week,bargain of the year.

Me too. Got him in GW2 to replace Dempsey.

Cantona's Collars

If Kagawa is played the way he was at Dortmund he could be devastating next season.

GLaDOS

zerks wrote: »

If Kagawa is played the way he was at Dortmund he could be devastating next season.

Was thinking that myself. If Rooney leaves, Kagawa could well start behind RVP in the starting XI for United. Could make him a very good option for next year.

roryc

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Was thinking that myself. If Rooney leaves, Kagawa could well start behind RVP in the starting XI for United. Could make him a very good option for next year.

SHHHHH!

Iused2likebusts

zerks wrote: »

If Kagawa is played the way he was at Dortmund he could be devastating next season.

I presume kagawa was signed to play behind rooney. They then signed rvp late on which from a ff perspective messed things up for both rooney and kagawa. If Fergie knew he was getting rvp I dont think he would have signed kagawa. Looking at next season ye it could well be kagawa behind rvp which would make him a great prospect as he probably wont be priced higher than 8 million.

Kerrydude1981

Jumped on the Kagawa bandwagon as well after seen him play for Dortmund and in the pre season friendlies,got injured which effected him but has shown he could be a great FF points scorer in the last month,so will probably jump on the bandwagon again next season if Rooney goes

Another bandwagon was Raheem Sterling,went well for a while then he disappeared

SpaceCowb0y

ScienceNerd wrote: »

Was thinking that myself. If Rooney leaves, Kagawa could well start behind RVP in the starting XI for United. Could make him a very good option for next year.

If Moyes has his way i'd say he would be thinking of dragging Fellaini with him to Old Trafford where he could flourish behind RVP, if that happens i'm sure Shinji will make a lovely ornament on the sidelines!

Santi101

Kagawa's done nothing this season. Think he might do well next year but his position is key.

Also I'd be shocked if Moyes bought Fellaini and put him up top behind RVP.

SpaceCowb0y

Santi101 wrote: »

Kagawa's done nothing this season. Think he might do well next year but his position is key.

Also I'd be shocked if Moyes bought Fellaini and put him up top behind RVP.

I wouldn't, UTD could do with offloading some off that dead weight in midfield, Nani & Anderson spring to mind more then anyone else in their squad and fellaini has proven this season that he is a serious threat in front of goal when he is played in the hole behind the main striker! Fellaini and Baines to UTD you heard it here first :pac: Even before this i didn't think Fellaini would stick around at Everton for another season and would be snapped up by a bigger club but with Moyes leaving for one of these big clubs now it makes sense imo!

Santi101

Yeah Anderson is proper rubbish. Hasnt kicked on since he signed, unlucky with injuries but tends to look out of shape too.

Id say Moyes would use Fellaini deeper at United if he did sign. He's useful for Everton up there, lump a few balls up to him and provides some threat but United don't need added goal threat or presence. Their midfield definitely needs some strengthening though.

Baines is definitely United material but then Evra has just had a very good season and Everton would probably still want huge money. Doubt United would pay massive fees for a 29 year old left back.

SpaceCowb0y

Fair call about Baines, and yes Evra did have a good season also! Still... stranger things have happened and new managers have a tendency to raid their old clubs of any talent, although in the case of Liverpool and Rodgers this is extremely subjective and i wish he would fuck off trying to bring in more players from a team that finished below us! Especially over priced English players! I can feel a rant coming on so i better stop... sorry :P

manual_man

SpaceCowb0y wrote: »

Fair call about Baines, and yes Evra did have a good season also! Still... stranger things have happened and new managers have a tendency to raid their old clubs of any talent, although in the case of Liverpool and Rodgers this is extremely subjective and i wish he would fuck off trying to bring in more players from a team that finished below us! Especially over priced English players! I can feel a rant coming on so i better stop... sorry :P

Maybe Evra will go to Merseyside. Oh wait, no, maybe that wouldn't be the best idea

SpaceCowb0y

manual_man wrote: »

Maybe Evra will go to Merseyside. Oh wait, no, maybe that wouldn't be the best idea

Haha no maybe not the greates idea but in saying that we definitely need to sort out our defence! Maybe Baines to the Pool haha :P

manual_man

SpaceCowb0y wrote: »

Haha no maybe not the greates idea but in saying that we definitely need to sort out our defence! Maybe Baines to the Pool haha :P

Anyone to replace Glen Johnson!

Paully D

Paully D wrote: »

Modibo Maiga.

Unbelievable :pac: