Marouane Fellaini to be offloaded as Louis van Gaal says £27m dud 'is not a Manchester United player

Originally Posted by armchair

glad

Yep that as well.

Originally Posted by Grimson

Tim Howard's had a decent career. Or at least one great game.

Taibi too, believe it or not, did alright too.

Ricardo? Did alright at Osasuna?

Diouf's another, recently moved to Stoke after half decent spell in Germany

Kleberson was back in the Brazil squad for 2010.

lots of players had careers after United but I can't think of any did better after being rejected. Obviously Ronaldo did but he was hardly kicked out.

Pob had a decent career aka found his level post United.

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

The right move, for both the player & the club.

Feel sorry for him actually, hopefully he gets a decent move because according to recent UWS he's well liked at United & hardly his fault he was a panic buy

£#%&! off fellaini.

Soon it will be almost like the Moyes era didn't happen.

To think Ferguson resorted us to Moyes. Still can't believe it. Actually, I can.

"that man" Jock @#%&!.

It must be said, all credit to the Gimps for sacking Gollum.

You've got to have some sympathy for the lad. Offered the chance to play for the biggest club in England and then told by the person who bought you, that you was never really his first option. Then thrown in to the sea of shit that was United's squad last season and expected to do wonders, despite never having the talent to do so.

Any way, I'm sure the millions he's made and the fact that he'll probably get another decent packet to move will soften the blow for him.

Originally Posted by armchair

lots of players had careers after United but I can't think of any did better after being rejected. Obviously Ronaldo did but he was hardly kicked out.

Pob had a decent career aka found his level post United.

Paul McGrath

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

Paul McGrath

He didn't really bomb though did he? Just liked a drink or thirty. My dad actually wrote a letter to Fergie when he sold him, he was seething that much, even got a reply back off the big man himself. True story.

Originally Posted by TravellingRed

He didn't really bomb though did he? Just liked a drink or thirty. My dad actually wrote a letter to Fergie when he sold him, he was seething that much, even got a reply back off the big man himself. True story.

The question was about players who went on to have better careers after being REJECTED by United, not having bombed.

Originally Posted by armchair

lots of players had careers after United but I can't think of any did better after being rejected.

Originally Posted by carlosartorial

The question was about players who went on to have better careers after being REJECTED by United, not having bombed.

Stam
Beckham

Originally Posted by red @rmy

Stam
Beckham

Originally Posted by red @rmy

Stam
Beckham

Naah, Stam continued playing at the top level but his peak years were undoubtedly at OT...he didn't improve after leaving.

Ditto Beckham.

Poborsky or Forlan I'd give you.

Rossi or Forlan are the only two that spring to mind but I'm sure there are more. "Everything is downhill after United" is a myth akin to "We never sack managers."

Pique

Arguably - Phil Neville

Originally Posted by Stickman

Pique

Arguably - Phil Neville

Went from winning fourteen trophies including six premier league titles and a European Cup to captaining Everton?

Originally Posted by Clarkie

Just look at that image!....It's like a second rate teacher and one of his students, on a school trip to the museum or something.



£#%&!ing £#%&!ers the pair of em

Just look a Moyes there.

"Right Felli, we're at a big club now lets try and look like we belong here."

What a £#%&! up it was, wonder if Fergal has apologised.

Originally Posted by believe

Went from winning fourteen trophies including six premier league titles and a European Cup to captaining Everton?

I think you could argue he was at least as good if not a better player after he moved on.

Let's just hope Moyes finds a club soon.