Manchester United Thread

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why would any in the words of fergie "typical Germans" want to join MUTD. :LOL:
 
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Ruud was one of the Premier Leagues all time greatest strikers. I'd love to see him back
 
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Pretty serious rumours in a few press sources today saying we've had a bid rejected for De Gea.

Interesting.
 
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Youth Update

One of those Brazillians has been brought on loan.


Confirmation: 17-year-old Rafael Leao (born 6 April 1993) has arrived on loan (until 30 June) from Desportivo Brasil. He'll play with U18s.
Rafael Leao is a defensive midfielder, by the way. Please don't get too carried away: he'll play with U18s, perhaps Reserves too.

Also got a 18 minute highlight reel of the infamous Ravel Morrison.
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Wow, not wasting any time, Leao is playing today for the U18's, in about 10 minutes. Unlikely to get coverage before highlights on MUTV tomorrow at 16:30. Stupid non-broadcasting of youth matches...
 
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Lloris would be my #1 choice and Buffon my #2 and Neuer my #3.

But Lloris would cost more than any of others as well. Much more in fact, I'm willing to bet apart from Buffon who would cost a fortune despite the seniority to others. Yet he will be worth every penny so Man Utd might just splash on him if OL get the ridiculous fee they're looking for probably.

Lloris is a brilliant goalkeeper, one of the best in Europe for me. But yeah, he'd cost a fortune, especially with Aulas who's a master at driving prices up for his players.
 
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Yeah, exactly.

There is also Pepe Reina and Maarten Stekelenburg who are linked with United too in certain corners. I forgot about them.

I'm not a big fan of Stekelenburg and wouldn't be in favour of this move but in some ways, him replacing van der Sar as the current Dutch national team goalkeeper and another fpr,er Ajax player would be the most 'natural' transition in a way.

Don't think the Reina thing will happen either. Probably just press BS.

Lots of candidates then, interesting to see what happens. I don't know about you guys but I'm very interested in this whole search for #1 goalkeeper thing and how it all develops.

Of course there is even the slim but alternative possibility that a current Man Utd GK will get a chance to be #1. Don't see that happening though and in my opinion, that would be a bad decision. United need a proper keeper after van der Sar. Otherwise they will suffer just as Arsenal have.
 
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Agree, we need a real 'no 1' keeper. Lindegaard has been alright in reserves and when he's featured, but that's too big a risk to take. I think he's just a happy no 2.

I'd be very surprised if it's Llrois. Great keeper, but very little press interest.

It looks like the De Gea bid was real, so that really might be what we do. I worry about age, moving away from home and settling into Manchester, but who knows. Maybe he's a big fan ;)
 
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He's a massive Van Der Sar fan so that makes sense. He'd probably be my 2nd choice behind Neuer so I'd be happy with De Gea.
 
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Just occurred to me that Rafael, O'Shea, Evans and Brown are out for tomorrow. Not sure who is going to be at right back, but it's guaranteed to be someone that hasn't played there this season before. Sigh.

Anderson, Park and Vida are back. So some good news, at least at the top end of the pitch. I'm guessing it's going to be:

---------------VDS--------------
---Fabio---Smalling-Vida-Evra---
--------Carrick--Gibson---------
--------------Giggs-------------
---Valencia----------Rooney-----
------------Berbatov------------
 
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Yeah, that team looks spot on. Gives us the option of 4-4-2 with Giggs going out wide too.
 
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Why'd we have to get West Ham away towards the end of the season?

Got a bad feeling about this game
 
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Nani in your lineup?!

Apart from that pretty much spot on.
 
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What. A. Match. Adrenaline is sky high after that. Pretty awesome performance, two mistakes apart. Thought Fergie made the wrong choice with Park, but I guess we need to get him minutes.
 
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Missed the first half, turned on the game second hand "2-0" :((. I clearly decided to watch the right half :))
 
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United simply aren't good for my health or emotions.

Part of the reason why I absolutely love being a United fan though. Never give up, never in doubt (yeah right :P), and results have fallen for us perfectly.

Just slightly more believable now that we'll finally overtake Liverpool league title wise.
 
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Simply cannot knock the will and beleif, how many times do they claw it back. No matter what the ability Fergie must drill it into their brains. Unbelievable
 
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Love the fact half of the headlines are about Rooney swearing and not the comeback.

:YAWN:
 
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I still don't think the title is ours, but what a performance. We were immense in the second half, looked properly good. And that's with a central midfield of Carrick and Gibbo, and a back 4 of Fabio, Smalling, Vida and Giggsy!
 
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Just because its Rooney...it IS a big story...I mean c'mon players swear all the time when they scored a cracking or an important goal as such.

It was simply unbelievable how we still got that mentality of never giving up.Most parts of the first half I was thinkin, back then we had a team of capable to come back even from 3 goals down...can we do it again with this team? Man I was proven wrong...GGMU!!
 
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If the FA ban Rooney for swearing they will, in my eyes, simply have proven that they are corrupt. Not towards anyone team, but to producing a product worth watching as the season ends. They will show that they are willing to abuse their position to act in a biased manner to try and make a title race worth following. There is simply no other excuse.

If you'd like to ban Rooney for swearing after following a goal, I expect the FA to do so for all subsequent players who swear when in the heat of emotion, adrenaline and so forth. So if they miss a shot. If they're fouled badly. If one of their teammates doesn't pass them the ball. And I expect the FA to also have a dictionary available so that we can punish all other outbursts of emotion in any language.

Punishing a player for scoring a hat trick in a crucial match. Can a fan of any other team honestly say they believe this would happen to any of their players?
 
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And, yet again, one rule for United, one rule for everyone else. Wayne Rooney becomes, by my reckoning, the first person in football to be charged for cursing at no one. Lovely.

I hope he withdraws from the England squad. England don't support him, the FA don't support him - I saw f*ck em. He doesn't need it, all he ever gets is criticism anyway. And hell, all the pundits are saying England will be better without him. Let them find out. This country disgusts me.
 
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I also applaud the continually chanting, during every minute of every match for the rest of the season of 'What f*cking what'.

I'm physically angered by the hypocrisy and double standards when it comes to dealing with United. Ashley Cole f*cking shot someone, Mario Balotelli deliberately punctured a youth player with a dart and not a peep. But Wayne curses AT NO ONE IN PARTICULAR and will likely miss the FA cup semi final.

You know what? I hope United don't play. I'd rather lose and deny the FA that revenue and their big day out.
 
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Just because its Rooney...it IS a big story...I mean c'mon players swear all the time when they scored a cracking or an important goal as such.

not intentionally to camera, whole world is watching ...
 
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So ban him, it's unjustified and based purely on the media attention only he can get.

We'll cope, all it does is further increase the us vs them spirit.
 
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not intentionally to camera, whole world is watching ...

The point is not whether or not he did something stupid. He did. The point is that he is being punished using a rule that no one else has ever been punished for.

The rule, if you took time to read it, doesn't state 'if the player does this to a cameraman or to the wider TV audience, then a ban is appropriate' it states you can't use abusive, foul language on the pitch.

There is only one law. Either every single player in the history of the game has broken it and Rooney is the only one banned, or the FA can mould the rules however they want to suit their agenda. Which, in this case, is to punish him for getting away with the elbow, and to ensure the run in is as close as possible.
 
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to be honest i haven´t seen any player in premier league swearing in to the cameras except him...maybe some remember other players do so...

i think the ban is appropriate as if it was every other player who did it..it just happen´s to be Rooney..

the thing you say about FA want to make run in PL close is imo riddicilous..
 
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Pippa 23, come on be serious, there's been plenty of times someone has sworn into a camera before, whether it's been on the pitch or in a post match interview.

Only difference is this is Rooney and united. You've been hoodwinked by the media
 
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