falcao storms out of ground .............

Originally Posted by andyroo

It's wise not to let him drive tbh

Zing.!

The less said about Falcao's leaving out the better. Another terrible decision in a season of terrible decisions.

Originally Posted by Ranier Wolfcastle

Our ideal forward is one with pace & movement off the ball, like Saha when he was fit.

It's depressing to see such a lack of dribbling ability from our attackers, all the defenders have to do is stand them up & they're forced into a tame shot or pass sideways.

How about Falcao?

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

Zing.!

The less said about Falcao's leaving out the better. Another terrible decision in a season of terrible decisions.

Signing him in the first place is the terrible decision to deride.

Originally Posted by dunk

Signing him in the first place is the terrible decision to deride.

Take his goals away and we'd be level with Liverpool.

Might aswell send him back to Monaco if he's not going to use him, not even on the £#%&!ing bench,

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

Take his goals away and we'd be level with Liverpool.

Might aswell send him back to Monaco if he's not going to use him, not even on the £#%&!ing bench,

That's such a £#%&!ing moronic argument. Had he not played somebody else would and with more movement we may have even created more chances and won those 2 games.

We get it Dunk. You think he's shit. Move on ffs.

Originally Posted by bigMikeA

We get it Dunk. You think he's shit. Move on ffs.

And you don't. those that love him such as TBR and his constant outpourings won't move on, so why should I?

Originally Posted by dunk

That's such a £#%&!ing moronic argument. Had he not played somebody else would and with more movement we may have even created more chances and won those 2 games.

Like yesterday?

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

Like yesterday?

Falcao wouldve added £#%&! all to yesterday, just as he added £#%&! all at Yeovil. The problem is where the players are and how they are moving the ball and the intent with which they are moving it. Falcao adds nothing to any of that. He's too static to move the opposition defenders about, no threat in behind as he's too slow and can barely trap a ball the vast majority of the time. It's like watching an injury ravaged 30 year old Hernandez.

Movement to burn. Shitloads of movement.

No goals though. But yeah. Movement.

Originally Posted by dunk

Falcao wouldve added £#%&! all to yesterday, just as he added £#%&! all at Yeovil. The problem is where the players are and how they are moving the ball and the intent with wishing they are moving it.

But you've just said had somebody else played instead of him we'd have created more chances.

Somebody else did play instead of him and we created absolute £#%&! all. Why are you blaming the midfielder and not the strikers for yesterday?

You are aware he helped create both of Rooney's goals against Newcastle yes?

Originally Posted by andyroo

Movement to burn. Shitloads of movement.

No goals though. But yeah. Movement.

We created no chances, zero, yesterday because the Southampton defence were able to settle into their shape and prevent us getting the ball to any one of any importance. This is because our players are too static, offering nothing in terms of moving defenders about, finding and creating space for others to give them the ball in dangerous areas, not causing any confusion or problems for the opposition defenders, no doubt, not causing them to make mistakes etc. Hence no goals.

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

But you've just said had somebody else played instead of him we'd have created more chances.

Somebody else did play instead of him and we created absolute £#%&! all. Isn't it the strikers fault for not creating chances?

You are aware he helped create both of Rooney's goals against Newcastle yes?

Yesterday he played a winger upfront as a striker. That was idiotic and I'm hoping an experiment.

Rooney upfront instead of in midfield and we'd be in a far better position now. Falcao is not and will not be the answer.

He may well have had the final touch for Rooney's first against Newcastle, his best touch in a United shirt tbf, but that aside he was a passenger. Just as he has been in every game he's played. He was dropped because he hasn't been good enough or fit enough. Simple.

Originally Posted by dunk

We created no chances, zero, yesterday because the Southampton defence were able to settle into their shape and prevent us getting the ball to any one of any importance. This is because our players are too static, offering nothing in terms of moving defenders about, finding and creating space for others to give them the ball in dangerous areas, not causing any confusion or problems for the opposition defenders, no doubt, not causing them to make mistakes etc. Hence no goals.

So if Falcao plays other people would've played that create movement or whatever it is you're whining about, but when he doesn't play they don't create movement either.

But it's all Falcao's fault.

Originally Posted by dunk

We created no chances, zero, yesterday because the Southampton defence were able to settle into their shape and prevent us getting the ball to any one of any importance. This is because our players are too static, offering nothing in terms of moving defenders about, finding and creating space for others to give them the ball in dangerous areas, not causing any confusion or problems for the opposition defenders, no doubt, not causing them to make mistakes etc. Hence no goals.



Yesterday he played a winger upfront as a striker. That was idiotic and I'm hoping an experiment.

Rooney upfront instead of in midfield and we'd be in a far better position now. Falcao is not and will not be the answer.

He may well have had the final touch for Rooney's first against Newcastle, his best touch in a United shirt tbf, but that aside he was a passenger. Just as he has been in every game he's played. He was dropped because he hasn't been good enough or fit enough. Simple.

What game were you watching? Falcao would have finished the chances Mata had.

Originally Posted by dunk

We created no chances, zero, yesterday because the Southampton defence were able to settle into their shape and prevent us getting the ball to any one of any importance. This is because our players are too static, offering nothing in terms of moving defenders about, finding and creating space for others to give them the ball in dangerous areas, not causing any confusion or problems for the opposition defenders, no doubt, not causing them to make mistakes etc. Hence no goals.



Yesterday he played a winger upfront as a striker. That was idiotic and I'm hoping an experiment.

Rooney upfront instead of in midfield and we'd be in a far better position now. Falcao is not and will not be the answer.

He may well have had the final touch for Rooney's first against Newcastle, his best touch in a United shirt tbf, but that aside he was a passenger. Just as he has been in every game he's played. He was dropped because he hasn't been good enough or fit enough. Simple.

That's the Rooney van Gaal doesn't like as a striker yes?

Good read from Daniel Taylor
http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ted-philosophy

Originally Posted by andyroo

So if Falcao plays other people would've played that create movement or whatever it is you're whining about, but when he doesn't play they don't create movement either.

But it's all Falcao's fault.

Rooney not playing upfront is my point there tbf

Originally Posted by That Boy Ronaldo!

That's the Rooney van Gaal doesn't like as a striker yes?

Whilst inexplicably liking him as a midfielder, yes.

Originally Posted by andyroo

Moyes and Fellaini were guaranteed to fail.

But we bring in proven class like Van Gaal and this handsome bastard and it still fails.

We're £#%&!ed. Proper £#%&!ed. Nothing works out for us any more.

:seething:

It just shows how catastrophically SAF managed his exit, tbh. You know who has done even more damage than we thought :shakehead:

Yesterday was deeply, profoundly depressing - but things *will* get better. It will just be more of a grind - and more expensive - than we hoped

Originally Posted by andyroo

Moyes and Fellaini were guaranteed to fail.

But we bring in proven class like Van Gaal and this handsome bastard and it still fails.

We're £#%&!ed. Proper £#%&!ed. Nothing works out for us any more.

:seething:

Falcao and Di Maria have been injected with the Shit@#%&!ola virus, nqat.

some element of truth in Pure's op....he didn't storm out the ground b ut he was very pissed off at being left out and told Giggs that he wasn't happy at not even being on the bench and also pissed off at MUTV for claiming he was injured when he is not and trained fine all week

he had a meeting with Van gaal this afternoon and told him he wasn't happy at being left out and wanted assurances about his future

£#%&! knows what happens now maybe we can play Jordi di maria up front again on saturday