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Problem with playing to narrow is that your fullbacks are often left exposed to counter attacks. That's one of the main reasons why the trio of...
Mata really needs to play the #10 role. When rooney gets the ball his first thought is to play the ball wide, not provide the killer pass. If you...
Best team = Best league?
Seem to remember ex arsenal player 'fabregas' diving to win a penalty when we faced barcelona in the semi finals. <ok>
Why come out with that if it wasn't bothering him? He clearly doesn't like being played out wide and you're only getting half the player when you...
Mata already complaining being played out wide? http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/290175.html Mata: I'm not a winger
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Really think shaw can become the best in the world in his position. The team who gets him will be very lucky <ok>
Recently watched the tv show 'vikings'? Good man <ok> <laugh>
Stats aren't everything, you know. Mata is probably the better player individually, but Willian fits our system far better. Doesn't mata...
If united really wants to change it's style you need to move mata/kagawa to the #10 role. Rooney might get you a lot of goals but he's not the...
You'd still be 7th place even if you bought mata in the summer... He's not what you needed, even more so when you play him on the wings.
Mata was just starting to break through a starting place in the spanish national squad until this season... Didn't he start the confederations final?
Sherwood will play 442 against chelsea... It's the only way he knows!
He seems to be scoring goals quite easily for united.. Guess he doesn't have a problem playing with park buses <whistle>
Rafa?
Would you say Jack will ultimately end up being an AM rather than a CM?
Really looking forward to the world cup! We have a really mobile and skillful front 4, but will roy play them together? --------Sturridge--------...
<applause> <applause>.
Worried about fulham on saturday, first home game for the new manager. You just know we're gonna lose...
