Wes is out of tomorrows game.

does our right back situation constitute a crisis yet?

Originally Posted by The Return of JC

Totally agree, but it doesn't disguise the fact that it's a weakness (for now). I'm all for giving kids experience, but I'd rather they were brought in slowly and not thrust into intense atmospheres and high profile title clashes. he should've played against Hull.

see, i'd have avoided putting him in against hull. very physical side, lots of high diagonal balls trying to get a big lad jumping against a small full-back (like their second goal where they got evra that way). just the wrong sort of game for rafael imo. celtic would be fine - mcwhateveritis would try to run at him and that's not a worry. teams that use a long ball to exploit him getting forward, or to dominate him physically would be more problematic.

i'd be happy to see rafael play against arsenal as well, especially if they have nasri or walcott on the left.

It can't be anyone but O'Shea?

Perhaps I should rephrase that - I wish it were anyone but O'Shea but chances are it'll be him, won't it.

I'm still not over that "performance" from right back last year at Derby.

Brown would have been ideal against McGeady, who is as weak as I've seen an adult footballer.

Foster, Rafael in by the sounds of things...

'tis the future.

Hope we go up there & tear them a new one.

Originally Posted by Baron_van_Marlon

Foster, Rafael in by the sounds of things...

'tis the future.

Hope we go up there & tear them a new one.

be good to see both of them start, carrick and possebon in midfield too

foster is in goal

Originally Posted by puressence

foster is in goal

Cheers Rene

Originally Posted by dodger

does our right back situation constitute a crisis yet?

it wasn't a crisis until Ferguson made it one by inexplicably dropping Wes Brown for several weeks. Consequently his confidence has taken a battering and his match sharpness has totally deserted him.

Obviously Fergie was hoping Gary Neville would just slot back in and all would be right again, but it looks as if Neville's days are all but numbered in the shirt now.

So now we have to turn to a young, lightweight rookie brazilian kid to be thrown into the bear pit, as it were, tomorrow. Sink or swim time.

O'Shea should be right back with Evans in the middle beside Ferdinand and Evra at left back

if the @#%&!s try and attack us we will slice them on the counter attack

about time Foster got his chance VDS has been £#%&! this season

Originally Posted by Sparky***

it wasn't a crisis until Ferguson made it one by inexplicably dropping Wes Brown for several weeks. Consequently his confidence has taken a battering and his match sharpness has totally deserted him.

Obviously Fergie was hoping Gary Neville would just slot back in and all would be right again, but it looks as if Neville's days are all but numbered in the shirt now.

So now we have to turn to a young, lightweight rookie brazilian kid to be thrown into the bear pit, as it were, tomorrow. Sink or swim time.

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Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

O'Shea should be right back with Evans in the middle beside Ferdinand and Evra at left back

if the @#%&!s try and attack us we will slice them on the counter attack

about time Foster got his chance VDS has been £#%&! this season

agreed

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

Cheers Rene

no worries renato

Originally Posted by Ginlarde

be good to see both of them start, carrick and possebon in midfield too

Would be good to see that but I reckon Giggs will be starting next to Carrick.

Originally Posted by dodger

does our right back situation constitute a crisis yet?

Yes it does. I've just had a call off a guy who knows a bloke who used to read the Daily Mirror and apparently tomorrows paper has the MUFC badge on the back with a giant crack running through it. Its panic stations at OT.