Roger Sterling wrote: » I think Ando could easily cover for Carrick if needs be. Just tell him to sit in front of the back four and keep it simple at all times and play someone beside him like Cleverley beside him. Having seen Kagawa handle the helter skelter of a tough away game at Everton so well I'm convinced that at some stage of the season Fergie will give him a game or two in a deeper role in midfield. He could do it with his eyes closed I think. Delicious first touch, really comfortable on the ball, lovely passing range, always looking around him even before the ball gets to him, able to dribble to get himself out of tight situations. A Scholes or Modric-esque rebirth as a deeper lying creator wouldn't surprise me at some stage of his Utd career. I think he's the best signing we've made since we got Evra ajd Vidic in for half nothing a few years back. Class act.
Roger Sterling wrote: » Hey at least he didn't go to Liverpool. Seeing them sign someone actually good would be a rare and quite oddly disturbing thing.
IamtheWalrus wrote: » I used to not mind/care about Liverpool football club but I now have a friend who supports them. I now want them to lose every match they play, even better 'do a Rangers'.
Des wrote: » For every David Beckham there was a David May
Des wrote: » After Nani's perofrmance the other night, he should be out on his ear.
IamtheWalrus wrote: » Roger Sterling wrote: » Hey at least he didn't go to Liverpool. Seeing them sign someone actually good wo uld be a rare and quite oddly disturbing thing. I used to not mind/care about Liverpool football club but I now have a friend who supports them. I now want them to lose every match they play, even better 'do a Rangers'.
Roger Sterling wrote: » Hey at least he didn't go to Liverpool. Seeing them sign someone actually good wo uld be a rare and quite oddly disturbing thing.
Jame Gumb wrote: » @Roger Sterling You're on a roll today. Cards on the table...I f..king despise Liverpool too. Even the way their fans say "Liverpool Football Club" the whole time is like nails down a blackboard to me. Seeing them sink to new depths every year warms my heart.
Jimmy Iovine wrote: » Anyone else think that Bebe might be the solution to our centre midfield problems? He's 6'3 and a beast of a chap. Wins everything in the air and is calm and composed on the ball but can make that killer pass if needs be. We all know that he can be a little erratic but then who isn't. All the great midfielders of the last few years had that side to them, Keane, Gattuso and so on. He certainly has the ability to play there. I think it's just a question of whether Fergie can see that. DDG Rafael - Rio - Vidic - Evra Carrick - Bebe Kagawa Nani - Rooney - RVP A formation like the one above would be brilliant, and it'd save us needlessly spending £30 million on another player who may not be suited to the English game or who we don't really know anything about. Bebe knows the English game and we know Bebe. It's time to give him his chance Fergie.
Jimmy Iovine wrote: » Anyone else think that Bebe might be the solution to our centre midfield problems?
Roger Sterling wrote: » The Homeless Fellaini.
Jimmy Iovine wrote: » With better hair. Pity he was made to cut it. I suppose it helped with wind-resistance and it increased his speed. He'd probably have beaten Bolt in the Olympics if he wasn't off on pre-season scoring goals and helping to cure cancer. He can't do everything.
Jimmy Iovine wrote: » DDG Rafael - Rio - Vidic - Evra Carrick - Bebe Kagawa Nani - Rooney - RVP .
Giggsy11 wrote: » Meh, It should be DDG Rafael-Rio-Bebe-Evra Carrick Cleverley Nani Kagawa Rooeny RVP No one gets in the way of Bebe. He runs like a train and will keep on running till he hits someone.
cambo2008 wrote: » I would hate that to be honest. My Liverpool mates outnumber my United mates easily.I love the slagging and needling that goes on almost daily. I love to see them lose,they love to see us lose. It's the way it's always been and should always be. I watched the Pool v Brom game in my sitting room with 1 United fan and 3 Liverpool fans,few beers and had great craic. We have group text messages that are just a constant stream of abuse towards both teams. That rivalry is essential to both teams in my opinion. It would be a sad day if they plummeted to complete and utter irrelevance. I can't wait for the game next month.
Jimmy Iovine wrote: » You'd have him ahead of Vidic? Big call but it could well work.
Jame Gumb wrote: » @alproctor I'm annoyed at Rooney for not being fit and I don't like Liverpool...that doesn't make me a bad person.
Jame Gumb wrote: » @alproctor I'm annoyed at Rooney for not being fit and I don't like Liverpool...that doesn't make me a bad person. Plus I acknowledged publicly that my criticism of Rooney was OTT. It was heat of the moment stuff. I was raging after Monday night.
Jame Gumb wrote: » Cards on the table...I f..king despise Liverpool too. Even the way their fans say "Liverpool Football Club" the whole time is like nails down a blackboard to me. Seeing them sink to new depths every year warms my heart.
