Greenlizard0 Weekend Football Thread ** spoilers ** [11th - 16th September 2015]
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"On Wilson, Van Gaal said that he had opted to send the striker out on loan — Derby County were reported to be the club he had joined last night — but that United had an emergency recall clause in the event they need him back."
Still rather thin on numbers mind!
Me neither
Main problem is this has been brewing for quite a few weeks now. The press have pretty much tried to second guess every single transfer, made up stories along the way to sell their wretched rags and every single time LVG has had no comment to make on tranfers. He has been tetchy in interviews.
The UK press have well and truly had their noses put out of joint. Look at the transfers we made this summer. All of the confirmed transfer stories, realiably broken by foreign journo's not the UK **** peddlers. So since the last Premier League game, the knives have well and truly been out.
Football fans would be foolish to think that its only United where the senior pro's are holding council on training, tactics etc with the respective managers. If LVG is such a tyrant, then why would he even consider holding council with the captain and vice captain.
Its an absolute travesty for these football pro's who are having it so so bad under LVG. I mean just look at Luke Shaw and Chris Smalling it's really damaged them hasn't it. Oh hang on no, from the start of the season, probably the two most inform defenders for club and country.
Load of bloody nonsense
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so. let's all be clear, there's no emergency unless they call back wilson. are the blisters forming from all that digging, lois?
there'll be blisters forming on pellegrinis hands as he furiously rubs them together in anticipation as his neighbours fortress crumbles
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Well I'm glad if things get bad we can recall and unproven striker from a loan to Derby.
It already crumbled
well. (frustratingly) it hasn't but i do think the recent man utd fan philosiphy of 'well, we played pap but hey we won' has run it's course
long term, i think many a utd fan would rather see an attacking flair with risk of shipping goals be inputted and iron out the consequences as opposed to the recent dross of ... whatever lvg's tactics or philosiphy is
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I am hoping for another 3 points from the foxes this weekend.
I can't believe were on Super Sunday. Sky do know that Leicester aren't in London or up North
I can't believe were on Super Sunday. Sky do know that Leicester aren't in London or up North
Yeah just like that lovely bloke capello who held talks. It's happened to so many like this before that player power has the manager rightly or wrongly outted. It's laughable you think LVG has ever been the kind of manager to hold nice meetings on players views. If there has ever been a manager where it's my way or no way it's him.
No it isn't. Time will tell who is right on him getting the push and you actually think it will be easy to sack giggs? Not a hope, the last thing united need is giggs anywhere near the managers job before he's proved himself elsewhere.
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No Rooney and Carrick could actually open the team to better football. Doubt Martial would start tomorrow but next match possibly
No club can be prepared for injuries; I mean you can have a good squad, however injuries are unavoidable and certain players are not easily replaced in terms of quality.
Do you not find it pretty 'mental' for lack of a better word, that Manchester United spent a lot of money on transfers and end up with such, poor, striking options.
It is honestly staggering.
Ughh, here i was looking forward to the match too and now it'll just be lob the ball at fellaini for 90mins.
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Rooney out will be a big loss for us, fancied our chances with him in the team 
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Rooney out will be a big loss for us, fancied our chances with him in the team
Worse for you is Rodgers going out and claiming that Sturridge is the fittest he's ever been. With the way every bold claim Rodgers makes coming back to haunt him so badly I suspect Sturridge will pick up some injury to keep him out for his longest period yet, so what a couple of years.
I do wonder what LVG will do, Martial up top, too early for a start for him? Depay or Fellaini are the two other most obvious options. I think I'd go Young wide and Depay upfront and see what happens, try Martial wide or upfront in the second half, how early depending on how well Utd are playing.