[CL] Champions League 2010/11 (10 Viewers)

Sep 1, 2002
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Nedvěd;2931232 said:
Rafael? I would love us to experiment and use Fabio on the right wing and Giggs on the left. Not sure about playing Rooney on the wing, the boy got a first touch of rapist and even Martinez is better at running with the ball.



Yeah I can see that happening. Giggs will have to roll on the years and play the game of his life. Him and Scholes are the only two midfielders available who can pass the ball forwards.
That's the lad. I think he could do well out there.
Rooney would create space and because of his good movement and energy would give them problems.
 

Nedvěd

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Nedved man utd has

Anderson
Scholes
Giggs all can link defence @ attack .
Berbatov can also drop back
:lol: @ bold

Scholes and Giggs are too old and Berbatov might get dropped, who knows.

P.S Ando is injured, and even if he was fit, he wouldn't have added much.
 

swag

L'autista
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Sep 23, 2003
84,799
Nedvěd;2931219 said:
Who will get the ball forward? :boh: Berbatov and Rooney will have to walk back to our side of the pitch and run with it to OM's

Nani is out and he is the only link between our attack and defence. United without Nani is like an insect without its abdomen.
I still can't believe it took ManU until last year to figure this out before almost squandering Nani's talents for so long.
 

Nedvěd

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I still can't believe it took ManU until last year to figure this out before almost squandering Nani's talents for so long.
It was not a case of United figuring out how good Nini is, it was a case of Nani figuring out how good is he, and figuring that talent alone is not everything and that working and training hard pays off.

I always believed in Nani but he was really poor before last year. Since his first game we know how talented he is, but he was very inconsistent.
In his 2nd he stalled and got played much less and in his 3rd season (09/10) he was playing so poor till the point that most of our fans wanted him out, he got injured and then in january 2010 he returned. Fergie played him against Wolves, he had a decent game and then played him against Hull and once against impressed and gained himself a start against City, which once again he impressed and then the game against Arsenal came and that moment Nani defined himself.
Fergie always knew how talented Nani is, but it was Nani to blame for not playing good. Nani said that with all the talks of him leaving the club in January he thought he must improve, he said that he was very disappointed for not being good enough. Fergie had a word with him and told him that he still trusts and believes in him, and since then Nani started training more. working harder and playing better, he even started to track back.
Nani changed so much in 2010.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
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Never put on ignore Red, and wont start now (find the function silly). If he persists to address me out of the blue with his petty retarded comments when I'm simply being on topic and posting as usual, then I will tell him exactly what I think of his childish BS.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
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Edited my post Red. Never on any forum have I put someone on ignore, and wont start now. Been 10 times worse idiots then this boringly bitter clown.
 

swag

L'autista
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Sep 23, 2003
84,799
Nedvěd;2931312 said:
It was not a case of United figuring out how good Nini is, it was a case of Nani figuring out how good is he, and figuring that talent alone is not everything and that working and training hard pays off.

I always believed in Nani but he was really poor before last year. Since his first game we know how talented he is, but he was very inconsistent.
In his 2nd he stalled and got played much less and in his 3rd season (09/10) he was playing so poor till the point that most of our fans wanted him out, he got injured and then in january 2010 he returned. Fergie played him against Wolves, he had a decent game and then played him against Hull and once against impressed and gained himself a start against City, which once again he impressed and then the game against Arsenal came and that moment Nani defined himself.
Fergie always knew how talented Nani is, but it was Nani to blame for not playing good. Nani said that with all the talks of him leaving the club in January he thought he must improve, he said that he was very disappointed for not being good enough. Fergie had a word with him and told him that he still trusts and believes in him, and since then Nani started training more. working harder and playing better, he even started to track back.
Nani changed so much in 2010.
He virtually singlehandedly got Portugal qualified for Euro 2008 where Cristiano Ronaldo failed and fell on his face. That was no fluke. ManU flubbed him and didn't know what to do with him. I was not impressed on the supposed player development environment that ManU was giving him -- and wanted Juve to take a crack at him since they were too busy fooling around.
 

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