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coogar:All these were still under Gaal during preseason. Only RVP, Carrick and Ando appeared to have injured outside Gaal's camp. |
coogar:Moyes own also include off season. Check your list. |
coogar:There can only be 38 league matches in a year. When 53 injuries is prorated to 14 matches, you get 18 injuries from Moyes. Yet Gaal has 42 already in 14 matches. |
StarBoard:So how come he didn't have 42 injuries in 14 matches? If his style were bad, he would have 100 injuries in 14 matches considering the years he carried out his 'terrorist' style training on his boys. Gaal should take responsibility for our 42 injuries in 14 matches. |
Coogar, this means Moyes had only 18 injuries every 14 matches. Gaal had 42 in 14 matches. You also have not compared Moyes with Man United and other teams season by season. We may also need length of injuries as I see some trivial issues as 'virus' on your list. |
coogar:This doesnt answer the question. Which clubs don't have occasional crisis? May be you can give us stats just as you did some time ago when you showed us how injury had not been fair to us over the years visavis other clubs. This has not convinced me. Moyes built a very athletic team. MARTINEZ ONLY REAPED WHERE HE DID NOT SOW. YET HE FINISHED IN THE SAME EUROPA ZONE. TOPIC FOR ANOTHER DAY. |
Angel Di Maria insists Manchester United have not given up in the race for the Premier League title, but admits it will be tough to catch leaders Chelsea. “There is a long way to go until the end of the season, but Chelsea already have many more points than us, we will fight to the end, though, so we can finish as high as possible in the table. "It’s not easy to win titles, but it may happen as time goes by. I think this club must be back among the best.” Greats such as Cristiano Ronaldo, George Best, Bryan Robson and Eric Cantona have set a high standard at Old Trafford over the years and Di Maria is confident he can step up to the mark. Di Mariahas explained why he decided to wear the prestigious No.7 shirt at Manchester United. said: "I knew that the number seven was available. "So I could either choose that or the number nine. I wanted the number seven, though, because I knew who had worn it in the past. "Also, I have the same number when I play for Argentina." [Source: Daily Star] |
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Manchester United have had their fair share of injury problems this season but it seems to be subsiding now. Wayne Rooney is expected to be fit and Radamel Falcao has now made two consecutive substitute appearances from the bench, so United's attack is looking very strong. Defenders Phil Jones and Jonny Evans are still both out but back in training and Rafael is expected to be available for selection having been back in training this week. It's a bonus for United who appear to be in better shape going into the Southampton game. In the next 2 weeks Rafael, Jones, Evans, Lingard, Di Maria and Shaw should all be back in action. Daley Blind is set to return to training in January. [Source: thepeoplesperson, physioroom.com] ..... Angel di Maria admits Louis van Gaal has implemented a strict regime at Manchester United. Di Maria insists the players are more than aware that the Dutchman calls the shots. “He took Holland to the semi-finals of the World Cup, and people tell me he is a really good trainer, “And he is showing that at United. He is a strict manager, that is true. You have to do things as he says, but he is the coach and we are the players. "So we have to obey what he says. Every manager has his own ways of doing things. They are all different. "It is every player's dream to win the Champions League. Yes, I do miss Champions League football. We will have to do our best this season so that we qualify for next year’s tournament. "It won’t be easy. But some weeks ago we were seventh or eighth in the table, and now we are fourth. "So we have to keep on working. The thing we aim for the most is qualifying for the Champions League, which is what this club deserves. "I also want to win titles, but I am aware that we will have to go step by step since the manager and some of the players are new." [Source: Daily Star] |
codedguy1:It happens when you have been away from regular football for a long time. He is also made to work under Gaal as he never worked before all his career. His fatigue was obvious in the last match. |
coogar:If Moyes created injury crisis for Manchester United that is affecting us today, 1. How come Everton did not have injury crisis when Moyes left? 2. Everton players were the most energetic and athletic in the EPL during Moyes time there. |
David Moyes actually lost it in the second half of the season. After 19 matches, Moyes was just 8 points from the top team, Arsenal. He was recovering well towards the end of the year 2013. Some good results in November and December. Should we have a good 2015, we will finish very strongly this time around. |
coogar:May be if you checked closer, you would find out that Rooney, Nani, Cleverley, Rafael, Young were injured as well. Although I dont have the list. I cannot argue about the facility put in place by SAF. But remember the team was in a healthy state in terms of injury when Gaal arrived. He took a healthy team to preseason. |
codedguy1:Yes, there was even a 6/6. He even won the Shield. ![]() 1. UCL CHAMPIONS LEAGUE Tu 10Dec 2013 Man Utd 1 - 0 Shakhtar 2. ENGLISH PREMIER Su 15Dec 2013 Aston Villa 0 - 3 Man Utd 3. CAPITAL ONE CUP We 18Dec 2013 Stoke 0 - 2 Man Utd 4. ENGLISH PREMIER Sa 21Dec 2013 Man Utd 3 - 1 West Ham 5. ENGLISH PREMIER Th 26Dec 2013 Hull 2 - 3 Man Utd 6. ENGLISH PREMIER Sa 28Dec 2013 Norwich 0 - 1 Man Utd |
Let us leave this David Moyes and move forward. I am yet to read anyone said Moyes is better than Gaal since this argument started some weeks back. Evans, Jones and Smalling have a history of injuries before Moyes and Gaal. Even Rafael, Young and Cleverley. Anyone wondering Evra was fit throughout Moyes' reign? May be we have to accept history of some of our players. |
StarBoard:Only RVP complained of Moyes training methods during his reign. Under Gaal many f the injuries were from training. Particularly at the early stage before we bought players. In terms of injuries, Gaal has no excuse. He always had a decent starting XI as compared to Moyes. Any coach who has the luxury of keeping Mata, Herrera, Carrick, Falcao , Januzaj and Fletcher on th bench is a lucky coach. I haven't the stat for Kean. I am not dispose for that now. |
vickertony:Surrender your certificate. You need to attend proper education (School) at Owo or Ajegunle. |
StarBoard:I thought Moyes played a certain Kean? The same Kean McNair and Blacket took out of the team. Moyes played Carrick at CB. You have forgotten? Blind at CB is not a minus. He's a world cup defender. His experience is enough to help him adjust in defence. As for the injuries? Are you saying Gaal is running an ISIS camp? Lol . On a more serious note, at this time last season, Rooney, Vidic, Ferdinand, Rafael, Cleverley, Nani, Young, RVP, Fabio, Welbeck, Fletcher, were already injured missing lots of matches. May be Carrick sef. Only DDG, Evra, Buttner and Januzaj managed to stay fit. Gaal may have had 41 injuries, but he always had quality to fall back on. |
At this time last season, jones was our only fit midfielder. But Gaal had been benching Herrera and Carrick until Bling got injured. |
Dadehmola:Moyes was never this lucky. Blind Rooney Di Maria RVP Mata Valencia Januzaj 7 quality players have all been available to Gaal. To the extent of having the luxury to bench Mata. We are even benching Falcao even when fit, but Moyes was playing half fit RVP at this time last season. Later he played half fit Rooney in December. Herrera was on the bench for three weeks. I believe In Gaal, but I don't know why it is thought he shouldn't be criticized at all. |
StarBoard:You are back to basics, the very issue that gave birth to that long argument. Injuries. I remember vividly the argument was about the too many injuries in the team. While Moyes was blamed for the too many injuries, Gaal was not blamed. Instead the players are being blamed now. |
Surely, Gaal knows how to get the best out of players. |
You guys are taking this Moyes (vs Gaal) too far. What I remember people complained about is the double standard it terms of criticism. Particularly as Gaal spent over £150m and was still struggling without UCL and Capital1 cup. The argument wasn't abut who was better. Gaal's game is far better even though one can still argue he had more quality to fall back on during injuries. |
coogar:I want to believe Jones has been the fitter of the two. Although I don't have the stat. Jones has shin splints, and according to Gaal, it's an unpredictable illness. |
BinghiNya:Ok |
BinghiNya:That's the spirit. How u go just go hide wey we dey win. |
coogar:The fault can come from either the passer or the receiver. This purely was a RVP fault. Even if he were to wait 3 seconds more, no one would come close to him. He is a professional, not a robbot who just run because his team mate is in control. In my opinion, the pass was swift and it came at the right time. Yoou saw the way RVP aligned himself with Wilson's run despite Wilson delay of the ball. That was professionalism at work. |
BinghiNya, why aren't you celebrating these victories with us here? The happy days are coming back. |
There were bits of inconsistency from both Herrera and Fellaini today. I still don't know who is better between the two. |
With experience of RVP, he shouldn't be caught offside the way he did in the dying minutes. He could have scored from a through pass to him when Stoke defence left a big gap in their centre back. |
That Wilson boy will be good. He only needs games to mature. He should have passed to RVP (a more experience striker) and free himself of the burden. That was a wrong decision with a slim lead. Ashley Young had a field day. Wow! He held his own in left back position while at same time posting massive threats in the left wing. Good games from Rojo and Smalling. Falcao has a long way to go in terms of match fitness. Gaal is justified in his selection of Wilson. Fletcher is gettting worse. It was a MUST win for us and we did it. But not without the usual dose of losing a man to injury. We cannot afford to lose Di Maria, Rooney and Herrera at same time. |
Facao lacks match fitness. |
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