I am sure I have the backing of most football fans(non UTD ones anyway) when I say that we would all love to see you between the sticks next season!
Jonjo Shelvey moving to Liverpool from Charlton for an initial £1.7mil subject to medical.
That's our transfer budget spent for this summer then.
[ASSE]Hinchy;16444410 said:Pires not to the standard of Evra and Cantona!? Average!?
That is outrageous. Pires was a fantastic player for Arsenal. Indeed Wenger referred to him as 'the oil in Arsenal's engine' whilst he was there. You could see in his style of player what an influence he had on games.
The idea of buying Chamakh, when we play a 4-5-1, and have 5 strikers(RVP, Bendter, Theo, Eduardo, Vela) and Nasri, Arshavin, Rosicky, Ramsey, Wilshire who all prefer to play as advanced central players, buying another striker is a joke.
I would also like to put it on record that I too would welcome being at United next season.
What's wrong with Mandanda?
United in 2009/10
With Nani (32 games)
Won: 25 (78%)
Drawn: 4 (12.5%)
Lost: 3 (9.5%)
Goals for: 71 (2.21 per game)
Without Nani (22 games)
Won: 13 (59%)
Drawn: 1 (4.5%)
Lost: 8 (36.5%)
Goals for: 43 (1.95 per game)
United fans still want to get rid of him?
Nani also has 10 assists (and that doesn't include the 2 own goals that were pretty much all him) putting him third in the league assists table according to the United website.
Even then he's had considerably less football than those four...and isn't even being played in his strongest position.
Please can all you who want to take the **** out of what I wrote about Pires actually LOOK at what I wrote.
edit 2 - maybe loved by Arsenal fans which is fair enough really - but seemingly an pretty average player (could have been a lot better without a few serious injuries), not to the standards of Henry, Evra or Cantona