Kleberson

Was Kleberson married to the young girl?

How does it work if you can marry in your own country to a girl below legal age but then want to come and live in the UK?

A mate was wondering.

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Worst first team "player" for us in the last 20 years?? Quite possibly

Bebe. The worst I've seen in 30 years by some distance.

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

think Prunier was the worst tbh£#%&!ing4-1atSpurs:shakehead:

A trialist - never actually signed him

EDIT: Good point, carlo. The worst until Bebe, then?

Originally Posted by tatty

Was Kleberson married to the young girl?

How does it work if you can marry in your own country to a girl below legal age but then want to come and live in the UK?

A mate was wondering.

Pretty sure Tatlocks will be able to shed some light on the issue.

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

A trialist - never actually signed him

EDIT: Good point, carlo. The worst until Bebe, then?

you didn't say signing you said player

and he is the worst 'player' I have seen in the last 20 years at United

at least Bebe scored a couple of goals and put a few windows in with his crosses

The funniest thing re Prunier is that we offered him an extension of his trial, despite the 4-1 - and he turned it down, saying that he was too good for us not to actually sign him

(IIRC he later regretted it though, the div )

Bebe

Manucho

Dong

Premier was ace against QPR though tbf.

Originally Posted by dunk

Premier was ace against QPR though tbf.

If you actually mean Prunier, then yes his first game wasn't bad. Bit of a mini-Taibi, then??

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

If you actually mean Prunier, then yes his first game wasn't bad. Bit of a mini-Taibi, then??

£#%&!ing phone Yes, Prunier. Won 4-1 didn't we and he hit the post with a header? I was only 14-15, it's difficult to remember

Prunier made his Manchester United debut against Queens Park Rangers on 30 December 1995 partnering Gary Neville in defence.[2] He generally impressed in the match helping set up a goal for Andy Cole and hitting a powerful shot against the bar. His second game against Tottenham Hotspur on 1 January 1996, however, was a disaster for him and the club. With Peter Schmeichel injured in the warm-up and Denis Irwin also unavailable, he was part of a makeshift defence which conceded 4 goals in a humiliating loss. Prunier has ever since been made something of a scapegoat for the defeat, culminating in his being voted the sixth worst footballer of all time.[3] Despite the defeat, Ferguson offered him an extended trial, but Prunier declined and decided he would look elsewhere.[4]

Originally Posted by dunk

£#%&!ing phone Yes, Prunier. Won 4-1 didn't we and he hit the post with a header? I was only 14-15, it's difficult to remember

It was just 2-1 I think, but IIRC we were pretty dominant - and he looked fairly decent. A few days later, though.......

see big Mame scored again tonight....glad we £#%&!ed him off and kept Owen:shakehead:

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

see big Mame scored again tonight....glad we £#%&!ed him off and kept Owen:shakehead:

It was always obvious he was a striker and he'd get goals...

Started LW in his 2 or 3 1st team appearances this term didn't he?

Originally Posted by dunk

It was always obvious he was a striker and he'd get goals...

Started LW in his 2 or 3 1st team appearances this term didn't he?

glad he's doing alright but he was never a united player, just glad they didn't keep him hanging around too long like they do some. can he take throw-ins yet?

Diouf always seemed as if he was bought as a investment, especially with the amount of other young strikers with potential at the club, Macheda and Welbeck both looked like great prospects when Diouf was bought.

He showed in the reserves that he could finish and Utd will make a very handy profit on him when he is sold

Originally Posted by borsuk

glad he's doing alright but he was never a united player, just glad they didn't keep him hanging around too long like they do some. can he take throw-ins yet?

Oh no, never a United player but decent enough, certainly better than the abuse he got on here suggested. He deserved at least a shot at playing in his actual position for the first team though.

Originally Posted by Tiberian

Diouf always seemed as if he was bought as a investment, especially with the amount of other young strikers with potential at the club, Macheda and Welbeck both looked like great prospects when Diouf was bought.

He showed in the reserves that he could finish and Utd will make a very handy profit on him when he is sold

They sold him to Hannover at a loss....

Originally Posted by dunk

Oh no, never a United player but decent enough, certainly better than the abuse he got on here suggested. He deserved at least a shot at playing in his actual position for the first team though.



They sold him to Hannover at a loss....

Is he not on loan?

Originally Posted by Tiberian

Is he not on loan?

Nah, sold for £1.5m ish

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/16775684

Gonna be another Forlan and score shitloads

Originally Posted by red in cumbria

Worst first team "player" for us in the last 20 years?? Quite possibly

Possibly? He is the worst full stop. The likes of bellion, djemba etc could forge a career at least somewhere else.

Good luck to Diouf. Always worked hard and not his fault he was never good enough.