Surely the goals will now come, in buckets.

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Theres like a billion goals and assists between them.

Going to be exciting.

 

On paper it looks a very good attacking trio, can Moyes make it work in time to turn your league form around?

 

This table reminds me just how brilliant RvP is and why I have no doubt that a fit RvP is the best striker in the world.

 

Moyes did say he wants to build an exciting team.

 

You been at the cider?

RVP ain't the best or he'd have won the big prize last week or at least been in the top 3.

 

We'll not get into that. Let the table in the OP do all the talking instead

 

yes but this is only the start.be patient.

 

Good way to try and get your thread moving

Your not as daft as that comment makes you look

 

Are all of RVP's goals and assists in the graph since he became a Utd player and are any of Mata's from his time as a Utd player?

 

Also will Mata be that far up the pitch?

I have it on good authority that Mata was signed to replace an ageing Carrick

Makes sense, low centre of gravity, Spanish, good at passing and strong in the tackle

I reluctantly applaud Moyes's forward thinking

 

Every single one.


Legit

 

His glass legs he had at Arsenal are returning to him again now though

 

Finally we have a midfielder who can score, should make a difference on paper at least. Having said that, we are going to lose our width.

 

Apparently he knew of this table some time ago and felt it was unfair of him to sit so far ahead.

So he took a break and allowed others to catch up.

Nice guy is RvP.

 

As nice as our Luis giving everyone an head start by kissing Chelsea players and getting banned? I think not

Have you seen this table?


Luis Suárez Liverpool 22
2 Sergio Agüero Manchester City 14
3 Loïc Remy Newcastle United 11
3 Daniel Sturridge Liverpool 11
3 Yaya Touré Manchester City 11
4 Olivier Giroud Arsenal 9
4 Eden Hazard Chelsea 9
4 Romelu Lukaku Everton 9
4 Álvaro Negredo Manchester City 9
4 Jay Rodriguez Southampton 9
4 Wayne Rooney Manchester United 9
5 Aaron Ramsey Arsenal 8
5 Danny Welbeck Manchester United 8
6 Wilfried Bony Swansea City 7
6 Yohan Cabaye Newcastle United 7
6 Robin van Persie Manchester United 7
7 Christian Benteke Aston Villa 6
7 Edin Dzeko Manchester City 6
7 Samuel Eto'o Chelsea 6
7 Yoan Gouffran Newcastle United 6
7 Rickie Lambert Southampton 6
7 Oscar Chelsea 6
8 Charlie Adam Stoke City 5
8 Emmanuel Adebayor Tottenham Hotspur 5
8 Roberto Soldado Tottenham Hotspur 5

 

Bit of a dodgy table mate. One of the legs seems to have gone.

I mean come on, ask yourself.. "would I trust a table that claimed Soldado had scored goals"

 

The three Utd strikers combined have scored only 2 more than Suarez.

 

If RvP comes back and stays fit til the end of the season I can see him bagging 15-20 goals with the quality feeding him.

 

What about this table mate

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/table

 

Youcant count Welbeck though because hes just ****!