View Full Version : Heinze back against Sunderland
ubernerd
10-04-2006, 07:35 PM
Apparently he makes his return on Friday.
Sweet.
west cork rebel
10-04-2006, 11:39 PM
Very Sweet
storysham
10-04-2006, 11:39 PM
The teams doing fine as it is, keep him on the bench for the moment.
STEVIEG
10-04-2006, 11:43 PM
Yeah it would be great if they went a few up and got him some minutes
Hopefully he will make the World Cup
A-R-G-E-N-T-I-N-A
markinmanc
11-04-2006, 12:08 AM
We are in for a beating....:puppydog :
STEVIEG
11-04-2006, 12:20 AM
Yed never know the preformances have been good lately anything can happen
markinmanc
11-04-2006, 10:25 AM
If we beat Man U we'd get sent down against the mags on Monday... I'd rather lose to Man U.
Rebelred
11-04-2006, 11:38 AM
great news about Heinze.Adds even more strength to our defence,and that bit of bite Silvestre and Evra lack aswell. just hope he hasn't rushed back, or it could come back to haunt him.fingers crossed though
homer jay
11-04-2006, 11:48 AM
good to see him back. great player, hope for utd's sake he doesn't get that "second season syndrome" and fade away.
Fat Tom
11-04-2006, 11:48 AM
great news about Heinze.Adds even more strength to our defence,and that bit of bite Silvestre and Evra lack aswell. just hope he hasn't rushed back, or it could come back to haunt him.fingers crossed though
Mightn't start I'd say but should come on hopefully.
A massive loss this season especially in the early parts of the season when we ended up playing Richardson there on occasion.
Rebelred
11-04-2006, 11:54 AM
Mightn't start I'd say but should come on hopefully.
A massive loss this season especially in the early parts of the season when we ended up playing Richardson there on occasion.
it's actually scary to think how well we've done when you consider the players we've been missing this season.
I doubt we would have come across the Giggs O'Shea midfield combo if Smith hadn't broken his leg or Scholes wasn't out. Similarly,Heinze's early season injury meant Silvestre was pushed left and first Wes got the run alongside Rio, now Vidic is fitting in well.
although the best thing that happened united this season was the return to 4-4-2 and dropping Darren Fletcher
I wouldn't go too over the top about Heinze as a lot of people are doing, I thought last season he was good up to xmas after joining after the olympics, but thought he had a few errors and a few rash tackles in the spring. ..quite good, but not irreproachable.
he has a great spirit and a very stylish player, but I'll take just a little bit more convincing. As for the run in, I'd love him to make the Argentina squad but you can't mess with the back four at the moment.
Fat Tom
11-04-2006, 12:13 PM
it's actually scary to think how well we've done when you consider the players we've been missing this season.
I doubt we would have come across the Giggs O'Shea midfield combo if Smith hadn't broken his leg or Scholes wasn't out. Similarly,Heinze's early season injury meant Silvestre was pushed left and first Wes got the run alongside Rio, now Vidic is fitting in well.
although the best thing that happened united this season was the return to 4-4-2 and dropping Darren Fletcher
Well you are right - but Smith was never a midfielder and was shocking there.
Giggs and Scholes should be fighting for that spot next season.
With O'Shea fighting with Our new signing for the holding role.
Park and Giggs then for the left role depending on whether Scholes or Giggs are in the middle.
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