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joeace2020:9 and half is a new term used for a second striker when you really want to distinguish between an attacking midfielder and a second striker. Both are ordinarily number 10s. |
Not food poison. Fell while surfing.
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#BREAKING Henrikh Mkhitaryan is undergoing his medical with Manchester United. |
kokaneprodigy:How many EPL trophies does your team have? You are not qualified to post here. |
Most Successful Dribbles Highest Dribbles SUCCESSFUL DRIBBLES 1. Hazard 24 2. Bale 20 3. Payet 15 4. Dexler 12 5. Kucker 12 6. Coman 12 7. Vladimir 12 8. Jacub 11 9. Ozil 11 10. Iniesta 10 11. Walker 10 12. Pogba 10 |
Best in Chances Created Players with over 200 minutes played Minutes per chances created Payet 18 minutes. Kevin De Bruyne 19.6 minutes David Silva every 25.7 mins Hazard 27.6 mins Ozil 28.2 Rooney 28.8 Rakiti 29.2 Ramsey 29.9 Sturridge 30.1 |
EPL players are very creative.
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Even if Mata is leaving Manchester United, why going to Everton? Can't he play for Tottenham? Or one of the top four teams in Germany or Spain? Mata to Everton is very odd news. |
afrodoc2:Cronaldo? |
Manchester United have moved a step closer to making Paul Pogba the first £100million footballer by telling his club Juventus they will pay a world-record transfer fee for the 23-year-old French superstar. Four years after losing Pogba for nothing, United are prepared to break the bank to back their new manager Jose Mourinho, who will be unveiled in front of the world's media on Tuesday. Juventus have demanded a nine-figure sum for their talisman which has scared off United's rivals Real Madrid, PSG and Manchester City. But the Old Trafford club – who are less affected by financial fairplay rules because of their huge commercial revenues – are prepared to pay a price that will smash the £86m paid by Real Madrid for Gareth Bale in 2013, and hand Pogba £250,000 a week. Pogba's father has stated that his son wants to play in a 'better league' than Serie A and agent Mino Raiola, who also represents Ibrahimovic, is trying to negotiate a deal. Fassou Antoine Pogba is quoted as saying by AS: “What we want is that he plays in a better League, he’ll decide which team he’s going to play for.” His agent Mino Raiola said: "Paul has to grow. He's at Juve now, so any transfer must be run past Juventus." [Source: Daily Mail, Record, M.E.N, AS] #MUFC #Pogba |
#BREAKING Juan Mata is expected to sign for Everton in a deal worth €25m [via Infosport+] ............. Why are we always selling at a loss? |
The father of Hirving Lozano confirms he will join Manchester United from Pachuca after the Olympics. [via @MatteoPedrosi] |
chrisley024:Italians defend with their lives. |
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#Breaking Henrikh Mkhitaryan has arrived at Manchester Airport. ^^^ Saw that news flash now |
lekkie073:Ok. Let me stand behind you since you are a serious Italian League follower. |
lekkie073:Oliseh was a DM. You compare his stat with Roy Kean, Makalele, Mikel Obi, Michael Carrick, Busquet. |
lekkie073:Lol But did Pogba score 30 goals? Where 30 goals pass enter the talk? E be like say you believe in Pogba well well. So we go follow you for back. |
lekkie073:Oliseh was not average na. If Oliseh played today, he would be in a big club because it looks like there are no quality midfielders. |
chrisley024:It looks like there is a dearth of talents in modern football. Particularly in midfield. There was a time the world had Zidane, Pirlo, Scholes, Keane, Edgar Davids, Veira, Lampard, Gerald, Ballack, Redondo. Pogba doesn't look better than Sunday Oliseh. At least for now. |
chrisley024:So who do you suggest? I am confused about Pogba. I have never been his fan since he left Manchester United. But what if the comes in and shines? |
JayKayMaybachz:Pogba #BREAKING Manchester United have reportedly made an £80m (€95.75m) offer for Paul Pogba. Juventus have an asking price of around £90m (€107m). [Source: Telegraph, Star] |
#CONFIRMED Zlatan Ibrahimovic will be in Manchester tomorrow for a photoshoot and finalise his move. .......................... #BREAKING Henrikh Mkhitaryan to Manchester United is done and he has already found a house in Manchester. [via @DiMarzio] |
Lana1:I don't even remember the Swansea incidence. What had has that got to do with now? Rooney was MOTM against Russia. One of the best against Wales. Even from midfield he provided goal threat better than Kane and Ali in the first two matches. So I don't get you. Since Rooney came from injury, he has excelled in midfield, except his last match. He did absolutely well in Wembley against Everton, and also did well in the other games. U dey vex for nothing. |
Rooney deserves what place after which performanceWho was the MOTM in their first match? He also was one of the best in the second before he got tested. Is your TV upside down? |
AdeLaNa1:Herdenson was behind Wilshere in the pecking order. The only problem is that Rooney was kept on too late. I also think Rooney deserves his place after his previous performance. Contrary to what you people think, I don't think we are going to see a scenario where Rooney must play. The players that are coming will not sit on the bench. Rooney should train hard for his own sake. If possible, let him go to Kenyan Mountain to revive his speed and athleticism. Lol |
parrotibaba:May be we were not interested. Goodluck to him. |
SIRcumalot:Yes, Hodgson selected players based on merit (league performance). He was also under pressure from the press who also felt these guys deserve to start. Even Alan Shearer, in April, said Kane should be the first name on the list and must start. Kane did not live up to his rating. The first good attempt at goal he made was against Iceland. Vardy appeared to have provided better movement in the time he played. His headers were always weak and wayward. But truly, Kane was mostly a shadow of Rooney when they played together in attack last year. I think there is tournament experience. Kane and Ali didn't have that. |
SIRcumalot:Source: Skysports. The same skysports HQ that favoured some of these players criticised here, so I don't think it is biased. Was Ali there when they played qualifiers? Ali had two bad games against Russia and Wales, in my opinion. Yesterday, he was not really there either. The England front was a shadow if itself when compared to qualifiers. No activities, no pace, no mature movement and quality final balls. England were trying to be technical but that is not their game, and Ali and Kane were too young to enforce that. May be in two years, they could dominate. If anyone saw all the games since world cup till now, it will be obvious Rooney still has sense than these guys, except he had lost pace. Previously, they had Miller, Sterling, Townsend, Walcott, Chamberlain, Welbeck who could play with pace and power (lol), unfortunately, they were not selected/available to play the kind of football they were used to. We could see the impact of Rashford and Vardy. That is England's game. |
^^^ SMH. 'the players doubted the (Hodgson's) half time tactical acumen to turn things around. I also felt Rooney should have been used in the number 10 or one of the forward roles he played in the qualifiers and friendlies, either he swims or sinks there. But there was pressure from the press and some legends to start Alli and Kane. But Hodgson could still have accommodated the three of them as he did against France in friendly when Rooney, Ali and Sterling played behind Kane in fluid attacking midfield. |
Senior England players lost faith in Roy Hodgson - Sky sources England stars rail against Roy Senior England players doubted Roy Hodgson's ability to lead the team to the latter stages of Euro 2016 prior to Monday night's defeat to Iceland, according to Sky sources. Instead, they lost faith in his decision-making as the tournament progressed. Sky Sports News HQ understands senior members of the squad were concerned Hodgson's tactics would not get the best out of the team, while others questioned the selection of players suffering a lack of confidence or form. SSNHQ has been told that senior England players: Were surprised by the use of a 4-3-3 formation, which had barely been implemented in any of England's friendl matches in 2016. Questioned the selection of Raheem Sterling for the Iceland game, after he showed signs of lacking confidence throughout the tournament. Felt momentum had been lost by makin six changes for the Slovakia game, whic they drew 0-0. Wondered why Adam Lallana did not st against Iceland after his impressive performances during the group stages. Debated among themselves the merits playing Wayne Rooney in midfield, for t first time in his England career. Were left frustrated that Marcus Rashfo was left to warm up for approximately 1 minutes before he was sent on for the final four minutes of the Iceland game with England in desperate need of a goal Felt his pre-prepared statement at the post-Iceland press conference was an indication he may have doubted the team's chances before the game. England were beaten 2-1 by Iceland in one of the biggest shocks in European Championship history, eliminating them from the competition at round of 16 stage. The defeat prompted Hodgson to immediately offer his resignation to FA chief executive Martin Glenn, who accepted without hesitation. Hodgson was out of contract at the end of the tournament and though he informed Glenn of his decision to walk away from the team, SSNHQ has been told even had he not done so, the Football Association would not have offered him a new contract. However, while Hodgson shook hands with every England player in the dressing room after the Iceland game when informing them of his decision to walk away, sources close to the squad have confirmed the discord among the players was apparent well before Monday night's game. Hodgson's decision to utilise a 4-3-3 formation left some players surprised, particularly after he had barely used the system in any of England's warm-up games prior to the tournament. While England started their match against Turkey in a 4-3-3, they played with a 4-4-2 formation in the following pre-tournament friendlies against Australia and Portugal. Using a system that needed wingers also surprised members of the squad after Andros Townsend and Theo Walcott were both omitted from the final 23-man squad. Sterling's inclusion was also heavily scrutinised by some players. Although popular with his peers, Sterling's confidence was thought to be low after a below-par performance against Russia, and seemed to take a further dip after his early miss against Wales, when his shot went over the bar from close range - the best chance of the opening 20 minutes in that game. Sources have said a number of England players were surprised Sterling was included in the starting line-up against Iceland having been taken out for the Slovakia match. Many felt Lallana - who was considered to be one of England's best performing players - should have started, yet remained on the bench in the shock defeat. SSNHQ was told a number of players felt momentum had been lost by Hodgson's decision to make six changes to the line-up for England's final group match with Slovakia. Senior members of the team are known to have understood the need to make slight adjustments to the side, yet felt Hodgson went too far by making as many changes as he did. England went on to draw the game 0-0 and only qualified from Group B in second place. Rooney's midfield role was debated at length, in private, by his team-mates. While it is understood all were impressed with how the England captain adapted to the midfield role Hodgson deployed him in, some questioned the wisdom of playing him there in the first place - arguing that Rooney, England's all-time leading goalscorer, remained the best No 9 in the squad. In addition to that, a number of Rooney's team-mates felt if he was not going to be used as a striker, he should have at least been played as a No 10, enabling him to contribute either by scoring England's goals or creating them. The use of Rashford - or lack of - was also discussed by players, who saw the Manchester United striker sent to warm-up for almost 10 minutes, yet only introduced to the game as England's final substitution, in the 86th minute of the game. There was positive reaction to how Hodgson and his coaching staff approached the Iceland game. At half-time, the England manager reminded his players to have patience, and to remember France were behind at half-time against Ireland and ultimately prospered. However, the same players doubted his tactical acumen to turn the situation around. Meanwhile, senior Football Association officials were left disappointed that Hodgson opted not to field questions from members of the media at his post-match press conference on Monday evening. It was expected that despite having resigned effective immediately, Hodgson would carry out all of his normal media obligations, but he instead opted to read from a pre-prepared statement, not fielding questions from members of the assembled media about the game. Hodgson also did not conduct any interviews with the tournament's rights holders, which could lead to a fine from UEFA. Hodgson was then invited by the FA to speak at a press conference on Tuesday in Chantilly, either before, or alongside, chief executive officer Martin Glenn. Hodgson initially declined the opportunity to face questions on this second occasion, before changing his mind. www.skysports.com/football/news/12016/10327446/senior-england-players-lost-faith-in-roy-hodgson-sky-sources |
#BREAKING Dortmund CEO Karl-Hans Watzke has confirmed to German website Der Westen that United have bid for Henrikh Mkhitaryan. "We now have a different starting position, Manchester United’s offer has significantly improved. With such a decision we have to adhere to several strict aspects. I have already contacted the appropriate people and then the management will decide that, namely at the weekend, definitely" |
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I use 30 because pogba is two goals shy of 30 
