Motm vs Wolves

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Its between Scholes, Carrick & Evra for me, not sure who to go for

Evroh and De Laet were quality.

Berbatov was £#%&!ing shit but I suppose his mis-hit assist will keep him at our £#%&!ing club until at least £#%&!ing January.

£#%&! sake.

Scholesy.

'Tonio.

Going for Evra, he's been solid and consistant for us and played well again tonight, had the captains armband for a while

Scholes and Carrick as I mentioned previously also played well.

Kaiser Carrick

He could be our edge if Ferguson is bold enough.

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

Kaiser Carrick

He could be our edge if Ferguson is bold enough.

barring a situation where we only have one fit defender, we will never play three at the back, nor play a sweeper, thankfully


thought welbeck did very well when he came on. some poor decisions at times but good awareness and really troubled the wolves defence. he's playing with a lot of confidence atm and looks like he's progressing really well now he's in the first team squad consistently.

I wouldn't be so sure. We're certainly unlikely to go with an orthodox 'english' 3 at the back these days. But Carrick is just such a class footballer, we have an abundance of options in the current squad, and we often face overloaded midfields. Football evolves, and moving in and out of various formations effortlessly during games is not just for the future


Agree with you on Welbeck, but I find him an incredibly frustrating player right now tbh. I'm sure the manager is trying to get him up to speed by using him away from the centre halves as much as he can so hopefully it's sinking in. Not sure he's actually enjoying it even though he must be.

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

I wouldn't be so sure. We're certainly unlikely to go with an orthodox 'english' 3 at the back these days. But Carrick is just such a class footballer, we have an abundance of options in the current squad, and we often face overloaded midfields. Football evolves, and moving in and out of various formations effortlessly during games is not just for the future


Agree with you on Welbeck, but I find him an incredibly frustrating player right now tbh. I'm sure the manager is trying to get him up to speed by using him away from the centre halves as much as he can so hopefully it's sinking in. Not sure he's actually enjoying it even though he must be.

Oh £#%&!, he's got his Glenn hoddle on again.

Havent seen any of the match so I voted Evra.

easily Evra. Best LB in the world. Doesn't know how to drop his tempo.

Carrick looked comfortable at CB and Fletch did really well when he came on, i only hope he starts in midfield on sat.

Originally Posted by magic_cantona

Evroh and De Laet were quality.

Berbatov was £#%&!ing shit but I suppose his mis-hit assist will keep him at our £#%&!ing club until at least £#%&!ing January.

£#%&! sake.

Well he isnt going anywhere before january.

Originally Posted by borsuk

thought welbeck did very well when he came on. some poor decisions at times but good awareness and really troubled the wolves defence. he's playing with a lot of confidence atm and looks like he's progressing really well now he's in the first team squad consistently.

Agree with that. His cameo was just about the only interesting thing aside from the goals. Gave him the MOTM cos no-one else stood out.

Evra. Again.

A quite wonderful left back who, although highly rated, is still underrated.

Originally Posted by History

Well he isnt going anywhere before january.

Whoosh of EPIC proportion.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Oh £#%&!, he's got his Glenn hoddle on again.

As I'm sure you probably must be aware, Glenn Hoddle was in no way shape or form a pioneer of any football formations used successfully in the modern era. He was of course a class footballer, but Beckenbauer, and total football for that matter, preceded him as a player by a number of years.

hope this helps

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

As I'm sure you probably must be aware, Glenn Hoddle was in no way shape or form a pioneer of any football formations used successfully in the modern era. He was of course a class footballer, but Beckenbauer, and total football for that matter, preceded him as a player by a number of years.

hope this helps

Well, i'm glad you responded in good humour.

Originally Posted by antonin jablonsky

Well, i'm glad you responded in good humour.

in all seriousness, try to imagine carrick as a libero

a thing of beauty i'm sure you'd agree

Originally Posted by Tumescent Throb

in all seriousness, try to imagine carrick as a libero

a thing of beauty i'm sure you'd agree

What do you mean by his playing as a "libero"?