Manchester United Superthread 2014 Mod warning Post #1880 #2613

TheDoc · 06-04-2014 07:56PM

For anyone that missed it BTW.

Wild Zaha booed off by home fans yesterday when he was substituted. Has been poison for Cardiff...stories continue emerge he's a slack trainer and attitude believing his own hype.

Most likely gone in the summer..incredible bow these young players....seemingly mostly Brits...can have such a horrible attitude to squander such a chance. Would have given anything to get a chance at that level.

The_Kew_Tour · 06-04-2014 07:58PM

TheDoc wrote: »

For anyone that missed it BTW.

Wild Zaha booed off by home fans yesterday when he was substituted. Has been poison for Cardiff...stories continue emerge he's a slack trainer and attitude believing his own hype.

Most likely gone in the summer..incredible bow these young players....seemingly mostly Brits...can have such a horrible attitude to squander such a chance. Would have given anything to get a chance at that level.

I have to be honest, I thought this kid had lot about him hen I saw him when at Palace.

Shame if he throws it away.

Cantona's Collars · 06-04-2014 07:59PM

Antoni Zubizaretta.

"Reus wanted to sign for Barca because he felt that the Blaugrana team was the "perfect scenario" to develop his best footballing virtues. Now, however, the situation has turned around 180 degrees."

That's off the table now,Reus is open to a move but Barca are out of the equation.

Hococop · 06-04-2014 08:01PM

zerks wrote: »

Antoni Zubizaretta.

"Reus wanted to sign for Barca because he felt that the Blaugrana team was the "perfect scenario" to develop his best footballing virtues. Now, however, the situation has turned around 180 degrees."

That's off the table now,Reus is open to a move but Barca are out of the equation.

is this based off the transfer ban or has he discovered something about them

Mikeyt086 · 06-04-2014 08:04PM

TheDoc wrote: »

For anyone that missed it BTW.

Wild Zaha booed off by home fans yesterday when he was substituted. Has been poison for Cardiff...stories continue emerge he's a slack trainer and attitude believing his own hype.

Most likely gone in the summer..incredible bow these young players....seemingly mostly Brits...can have such a horrible attitude to squander such a chance. Would have given anything to get a chance at that level.

Unless he changes his attitude he will never be a Premier League player nevermind a United one.

Hococop · 06-04-2014 08:05PM

and i was getting mad at moyes for not giving him a chance

Rayne Wooney · 06-04-2014 08:06PM

Wasn't there loads going mad when he was loaned out

newballsplease · 06-04-2014 08:07PM

zerks wrote: »

Val is good at something,he's the fastest footballer in the world.

1. Antonio Valencia – 35.1 km/h

2. Gareth Bale – 34.7 km/h

3. Aaron Lennon – 33.8 km/h

4. Cristiano Ronaldo – 33.6 km/h

5. Theo Walcott – 32.7 km/h

6.Lionel Messi – 32.5 km/h

7. Wayne Rooney – 31.2 km/h

8. Franck Ribery – 30.7 km/h

April fools?

The_Kew_Tour · 06-04-2014 08:08PM

Rayne Wooney wrote: »

Wasn't there loads going mad when he was loaned out

ya I say so including myself. Not sure "mad" is right word, more annoying at the time

Cantona's Collars · 06-04-2014 08:15PM

Hococop wrote: »

is this based off the transfer ban or has he discovered something about them

This was said before the ban.If it means not watching a ball sailing into the crowd (Young) or being smashed off the fullback's shins (Valencia),I'd take him.

Hococop · 06-04-2014 08:15PM

newballsplease wrote: »

April fools?

my guess it was the speed they reached in one game at one point rather than an average over 10 or 20 games

redbaron_99 · 06-04-2014 08:18PM

Just goes to show that fans should be more patient with Moyes. There was a LOT of people giving him stick for not playing Zaha. He obviously saw in pre-season that the lad had a bad attitude and quickly froze him out.

astonaidan · 06-04-2014 08:20PM

The way I feel about Zaha is the same way I feel about Scott Sinclair, he started buying into the hype created by the papers about him.
I think 4 or 5 years down the line with the right manager, he could be something special, Id take him at Villa tbh, let him try act the bollocks with PL

Lord TSC · 06-04-2014 08:22PM

I was annoyed too. I feel sorry for him in a way; gets a big transfer move to work under Fergie, arrives to find the manager who signed him is gone, a new manager comes in who plays horribly out-of-form players again and again, and then gets loaned out to a no-hope team after months of nothing.

Not saying it excuses the apparent attitude, but there's two ways things go when a player is treated like that; either they put head down and fight through it, or they just give up

redbaron_99 · 06-04-2014 08:29PM

Teamshadowclan wrote: »

I was annoyed too. I feel sorry for him in a way; gets a big transfer move to work under Fergie, arrives to find the manager who signed him is gone, a new manager comes in who plays horribly out-of-form players again and again, and then gets loaned out to a no-hope team after months of nothing.

Not saying it excuses the apparent attitude, but there's two ways things go when a player is treated like that; either they put head down and fight through it, or they just give up

So it's Moyes' fault? :rolleyes::mad:

:eek::mad::rolleyes:

spiralism · 06-04-2014 08:33PM

redbaron_99 wrote: »

So it's Moyes' fault? :rolleyes::mad::eek::mad::rolleyes:

No but this isn't born out of thin air, same with Hernandez clearly being unhappy. When you see Val and Young ****ting it up every week after bad can you blame them for being frustrated at a lack of opportunities?

redbaron_99 · 06-04-2014 08:38PM

spiralism wrote: »

No but this isn't born out of thin air, same with Hernandez clearly being unhappy. When you see Val and Young ****ting it up every week after bad can you blame them for being frustrated at a lack of opportunities?

Zaha acting the moron has nothing to do with Moyes. He's gone to Cardiff and acted the same under Ole.

Do you see Nick Powell acting like this??

And Hernandez is like an good player; frustrated that he's not in the starting eleven. He's remained a class act, though.

David Moyes is the manager of our club. He's had a tough time, and that's when supporters are supposed to show their support more than ever!

Lord TSC · 06-04-2014 08:45PM

As I said, it can have two outcomes. Zaha is an example of one. Powell is the example of the other. Not defending Zaha's attitude. Just saying I can see where it comes from.

redbaron_99 · 06-04-2014 08:49PM

Zaha's attitude was not cultivated by David Moyes. Go look for a different stick to beat him with.

A Brad Maddox Guy · 06-04-2014 08:58PM

Hococop wrote: »

my guess it was the speed they reached in one game at one point rather than an average over 10 or 20 games

I think that stat is from a game against Liverpool, can't remember if last season or the season before. He ran basically the length of the pitch in about 6 seconds or something like that if memory serves me correctly.

Lord TSC · 06-04-2014 08:59PM

redbaron_99 wrote: »

Zaha's attitude was not cultivated by David Moyes. Go look for a different stick to beat him with.

:rolleyes:

Dont worry, have plenty to choose from....he pretty much carves them out for me

Nalz · 06-04-2014 09:01PM

Liverpool

RGDATA! · 06-04-2014 09:01PM

Hococop wrote: »

and i was getting mad at moyes for not giving him a chance

You weren't alone - there were plenty fuming that he didn't 'get a chance'. (A little) credit where it's due to Moyes for that judgement maybe.

5starpool · 06-04-2014 09:03PM

Trilla wrote: »

Liverpool

You rang?

Do I win a prize?

Nalz · 06-04-2014 09:05PM

5starpool wrote: »

You rang?

Do I win a prize?

ok

The_Kew_Tour · 06-04-2014 09:08PM

Trilla wrote: »

ok

You drinking?

kippy · 06-04-2014 09:10PM

Does any one see any similarities between rodgers spell so far at Liverpool and how Moyes' is going?

redbaron_99 · 06-04-2014 09:22PM

kippy wrote: »

Does any one see any similarities between rodgers spell so far at Liverpool and how Moyes' is going?

Yes. Terrible start. Fans having a pop at him. Seems to turn it around as the season draws to a conclusion.

KevIRL · 06-04-2014 09:23PM

Utd to finish top 4 is 40/1, having a little nibble at those prices.

Its a big outside chance, for it to have any hope it assumes Everton's tougher run comes back to bite them (obviously includes a far from certain Utd win in Goodison), Spurs continue to be Spurs and then needs Arsenal to drop a minimum of 4 points before the last game of the season. As long as there is a chance on that last day then who knows, especially with 3 away fixtures in there on that day

Arsenal Everton Utd Spurs
Sunderland (h)
Sunderland (a) West Brom (a)
West Ham (h) Crystal Palace (h)
Hull (a) Utd (h) Everton (a) Fulham (h)
Newcastle (h) Southampton (a) Norwich (h) Stoke (a)
West Brom (h) Man City (h) Sunderland (h) West Ham (a)
Hull (h)
Norwich (a) Hull (a) Southampton (a) Villa (h)

Not saying its a definite by any means, far from it in fact. But Arsenal and Everton both play twice before Utd play again. If they drop any points in these games and Utd beat Everton things will look a lot closer

LuckyLloyd · 06-04-2014 09:38PM

Win all five and it will be squeaky on the last day.

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