Comments on: Which Player Will Bring Creativity To Manchester United’s Midfield?

By: Daudi A Lembuya

Daudi A Lembuya — Sat, 09 Oct 2010 13:29:48 +0000

I was watching the Brazil versus Iran last night i was really impressed by Elias Mendes Trindade born May 16, 1985, is a Brazilian football who player of Sport Club Corinthians Paulista. He is a box-to-box midfielder, who possesses good stamina, passing range and long-range shooting abilities…..superb player!…i would recommend him for our new midfield,another would be Javier Pastore,Javier Martinez.

By: Wakers

Wakers — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 12:21:36 +0000

he does play further forward, what I have said is how I would I would like to see him used “in the hole” behind the striker and infront of midfield, that way he can swan around not needing to break into a full on sprint stroking the ball around to the likes of Rooney, Nani and Valencia who can add a bit of pace to it, he’ll be like a quater-back, watching the runners and then taking his pick who to pass it to.

The reason I say this is that he holds on to the ball better than anyone I have ever seen, giving Rooney, Nani and Valencia time to bomb on past him into the final third, he has an eye for the killer pass and is able to do something different with the ball, he has the brain of a football genius and being given this free role would allow him to express himself. It would also stop him slowing things down too much as he often does when he is used further forward, get the ball to Berba and have 3 attacked steeming forward, two holding midfielders behind Berba and we would be solid as a rock with Nani and Valencia tracking back when we didn’t have the ball.

By: Wakers

Wakers — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:36:41 +0000

Barbatov has the ability to be one of our most creative players, could we play him as part of a 5 man midfield with Rooney up on his own? Fletcher and Carrick sitting in holding, play 4-2-3-1 with Berbatov the link giving him time and space to bring Rooney, Nani and Valencia into the game, I think this is the way he played for Spurs with Robbie Keene and Lennon running beyond him.

If we played like that would we really need anyone else with the players we have as back up?

By: as

as — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:51:53 +0000

I am indeed a fan of tomasz but that doesnt blur my views, the lad has earned the rights to praise and is just a fantastic world class goalkeeper and will be our number one nxt yr, BANK ON IT…..foster earned the name flopster by bein well a whimpy lil flop who couldnt do anything right…..van der sar is just a straight out legend and shall forever be remenbered as that, a great man to look up to…..the great pole will be top dog nxt year, you heard it here first.

By: as

as — Fri, 21 May 2010 19:59:53 +0000

i also like people to remember how brilliant tomasz has been when ever called upon by fergie and he has never put a foot wrong, the lad is strong and brave, a class act with all the ability in the world- our great pole.

By: as

as — Fri, 21 May 2010 19:54:26 +0000

odd error, yeah if that the new phrase for several every single game. ben had no pace-agility-order-catchin or kickin ability-shot stoppin-common sense and looked afraid everytime someone got near the area to shot or cross, ben conceded easily and was at fault for several gls at first and reserve team level. kuszczak has fantastic agility-ability-pace and commands his bck line well while full of confidences when comes to brilliant saves and collectin aerial balls- future num1 me thinks.

By: as

as — Fri, 21 May 2010 19:00:26 +0000

reliable bck up and future num1- kuszczak, thankfully the worthless flopster has gone to brum and the more potential amos has taken his place…some say we need a new gk but we dont as we have a world class stopper in tomasz who will take ova nxt yr, it was flopster that we needed rid of as he is one of the worst gk we ever had…as for a mf player, i have talent like d.silva or di maria over hype like rodwell any day.

By: Jake

Jake — Fri, 21 May 2010 14:17:03 +0000

Berba is the main reason, apart from the defensive injuries we’ve had this season why we didn’t win the league or CL.

It’s not that he’s a bad player, he’s just not suited to the way we play the game and never will be, he would have been an amazing replacement for the king when he left in 97, but for me he needs to go and very soon.

Can anyone argue that had Owen been fit and Berba injured we’d have lost/drawn the games without Rooney? I seriously think not!

The main areas to address is getting some spark back into the team, bringing Benzema in alongside Rooney would be a start, Arteta in central midfield would be a very clever buy, especially if we can get Rodwell as well. In defence we certainly need another left back to cover Evra now that Fabio is out on loan for a season and most definately a new centre back, don’t get me wrong on their day Rio and Vidic are the best partnership in the world and probably in the top best CB’s in the world. Evans isn’t too far behind them, but we don’t have a reliable 4th. Wes Brown is aweful as CB, where as G.Nev and O’shea really aren’t much better.

Then the next step is the goalie, we have one of the best in the world in Edwin, but now that Fosters gone we don’t have a reliable back up and to think he’s 40, just how long can he last?

I read today that Fergie is looking back to getting an English core to the team and with the young guys like Milner and Rodwell linked to us, if we could get either one I’d be very happy.

By: rasman

rasman — Tue, 18 May 2010 00:09:38 +0000

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By: richard

richard — Thu, 29 Apr 2010 21:32:08 +0000

Maybe we should get rid of Fletcher too – sure he’s had his best season but does anyone believe if he had played against Barcelon last year we would have won? He has the desire and the workrate but is not good enough. Phil Neville is just as good!