Part of a ManYoo midfield consistently outplayed in big euro matches (madrid, leverkusen, munich etc ) he's a flat track bully whos great playing in a 4-4-2 against inferior opposition (he had a hissy fit & refused to play in a league cup game once when fergie asked him to play a different role)
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Part of a ManYoo midfield consistently outplayed in big euro matches (madrid, leverkusen, munich etc ) he's a flat track bully whos great playing in a 4-4-2 against inferior opposition (he had a hissy fit & refused to play in a league cup game once when fergie asked him to play a different role)
Gattuso called him a fat pr*ck last night in the schmozzle
he had a hissy fit & refused to play in a league cup game once when fergie asked him to play a different role
No he had a hissy fit when Fergie put him in a squad to play a league cup game at Arsenal when he played the previous day against Liverpool in a league game. The game at Arsenal was played a day after the game ay Anfield due to fixture congestion.
I thought the SFI only deal in facts.
Fair play to anyone who can actually give the original cause of them playing on a sunday then the monday.
Funnily enough what set the ball in motion was 9/11. With the events happening in New York on a Tuesday UEFA decided to go ahead with that nights matches really out of panic more than anything else. Having had a bit more time to judge whether Wednesday's game should go ahead or not the decided to postpone them til a few European week in October.
United were due to play Olympicakos in Greece that Wednesday and were in Anthens when the discovered the game was off & were informed of the week the game would be played.
Seeing as that week was originally marked as a free European week, the FA decided to have the 3rd round League Cup games that week but as United had to return to Greece & I think Arsenal had to play that week in Europe as well, the tie between United & Arsenal would be pushed back.
Both clubs decided that 2nd string/youth sides would be played in the tie so both said why not play the game on the Monday night evening though they had games on the Sunday (United at Anfield, Arsenal at home to Charlton methinks). So Fergie after playing Scholes in the 2nd half on Sunday put him in Mondays squad as well. The only player he put in both squads that had played on Sunday. Therefore its led to Scholes having an arguement with Fergie.
Funnily enough what set the ball in motion was 9/11. With the events happening in New York on a Tuesday UEFA decided to go ahead with that nights matches really out of panic more than anything else. Having had a bit more time to judge whether Wednesday's game should go ahead or not the decided to postpone them til a few European week in October.
United were due to play Olympicakos in Greece that Wednesday and were in Anthens when the discovered the game was off & were informed of the week the game would be played.
Seeing as that week was originally marked as a free European week, the FA decided to have the 3rd round League Cup games that week but as United had to return to Greece & I think Arsenal had to play that week in Europe as well, the tie between United & Arsenal would be pushed back.
Both clubs decided that 2nd string/youth sides would be played in the tie so both said why not play the game on the Monday night evening though they had games on the Sunday (United at Anfield, Arsenal at home to Charlton methinks). So Fergie after playing Scholes in the 2nd half on Sunday put him in Mondays squad as well. The only player he put in both squads that had played on Sunday. Therefore its led to Scholes having an arguement with Fergie.
Part of a ManYoo midfield consistently outplayed in big euro matches (madrid, leverkusen, munich etc ) he's a flat track bully whos great playing in a 4-4-2 against inferior opposition (he had a hissy fit & refused to play in a league cup game once when fergie asked him to play a different role)
I've never been too crazy about Paul Scholes, I've always thought of him as a luxury player.
That's why I'm looking forward to Hargreaves being added to the squad, I've got a lot of time for Hargreaves and think it will give United a lot more control in the years to come.
I see the midfield next year being shared between Giggs, Scholes, Carrick, Hargreaves and Ronaldo with Giggs and Scholes each featuring in only about 30 league games.
With Kaka blossoming now at 25, the future is bright for United's Ronaldo and Rooney at 22 and 21 to develop further.... and if those players along with other recent acquisitions can nail a title medal in the coming weeks than the future is looking dazzling!!!
In fact there should be a hell of lot more threads thrown up today to celebrate last night result, ..as in the the coming couple of weeks and years things are going to get very tough for the abu-se
In fact there should be a hell of lot more threads thrown up today to celebrate last night result, ..as in the the coming couple of weeks and years things are going to get very tough for the abu-se
I've never been too crazy about Paul Scholes, I've always thought of him as a luxury player.
That's why I'm looking forward to Hargreaves being added to the squad,
I genuinely just cannot believe my eyes.
Hargreaves is the most overrated, underskilled, one trick pony of a midfielder that I think I've laid eyes on. Not a creative player, not a destructive player - basically another Carrick except not even as talented as Carrick.
Hargreaves is the most overrated, underskilled, one trick pony of a midfielder that I think I've laid eyes on. Not a creative player, not a destructive player - basically another Carrick except not even as talented as Carrick.
He's just what United need.
He's a good general all round player and will knit things together nicely for United, exerting control over the game, allowing Ronaldo, Rooney etc to do their thing. The best thing about Carrick is his passing game and of this we have much much better to see in the coming years.