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Coquelin wroteFielding wrote He publicly stated he wants to fight for his place and that he wants to be a legend at United. One sniff from PSG and he's quivering at the knees begging to go there for the easy title and big money. Gets around 120k after tax here, will get 170k at PSG. Snakes are devious and cunning, he's been cunning in his move. He's used us as a stepping stone to go to Paris. He had no intention of staying with us, if you get benched by Young you're a spineless toad. He's a snake man, had no desire to be in Manchester. SNAKE. Yeah can't wait till he joins, fast, skillfull, technical. Not world class, but he's like a very very talented James Milner. Every team needs one. |
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Fielding wroteCoquelin wroteFielding wrote He publicly stated he wants to fight for his place and that he wants to be a legend at United. One sniff from PSG and he's quivering at the knees begging to go there for the easy title and big money. Gets around 120k after tax here, will get 170k at PSG. Snakes are devious and cunning, he's been cunning in his move. See again I disagree. I don't think he's used United as a stepping stone. If he was getting games I doubt he would have left thus that's not using United as a stepping stone. He's one of the best players in world football and he'll be looking thinking I'm being benched by Ashley Young, ego most likely comes into it too. Also it's known that a lot of players don't like working under LVG, that too could be a reason for leaving. Yeah that's a good comparison tbf. He is a bit like Milner, work rate wise, has a lot more in his locker going forward than Milner. |
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Coquelin wroteFielding wroteCoquelin wroteFielding wrote He publicly stated he wants to fight for his place and that he wants to be a legend at United. One sniff from PSG and he's quivering at the knees begging to go there for the easy title and big money. Gets around 120k after tax here, will get 170k at PSG. Snakes are devious and cunning, he's been cunning in his move. Lots of Arsenal fans were calling Fabregas a snake when he moved to Barca. |
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Pedro is the same sort of class that you'd put your James, Isco in etc. Great player to have in your team and he's gonna peak soon, so great stuff.
+ Di Maria had a job and a contract to honour, it was widely known that if PSG hadn't had FFP holding them back he would've joined em last season but we got him cause no one else could afford him. Now they can he's off. He used us as the stepping stone to get to his easy league destination. He's got the mentality of a 14 year old. I'm certain many players wouldn't play under LVG, and they're the same players that wouldn't want to play under Fergie. Fergie had a massive ego, as does LVG, and no one is bigger than the manager. Many players feel they are now, even English players (Sterling, Di Maria etc) and they try and bully their clubs. Fergie, like LVG is doing, is having none of it and letting him leave. Ah well. |
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I dont care wethor Di maria used you as a stepping stone , Or not,I personally think as a footballer you make decisions based on your situation and what you want , Not what other people want.
I would agree players are getting ahead of themselves though , And honestly rate themselves too highly.Fabregas for example i would never blame for what he did , He was winning nothing at arsenal , He stayed there for years and then other players were leaving etc , So he went to his boyhood team , And then came to chelsea but each move had a reason. He went to barca for trophies and boyhead team , And chelsea for trophies. IMO , Both Di maria and sterling have **** up , Sterling has plenty of time to go to a top team , After he had developed , I dont blame him for moving , But moving so early and also the way he done it. And di maria to PSG is just for the cash.You could say trophies too but the trophies there are worthless unless PSG win champs league which isnt going to happen. thats why i will also never blame Cech , He achieved everything with us , Gave everything for us and his family wanted to stay in london. |
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360MoTioN wroteCoquelin wroteFielding wroteCoquelin wroteFielding wrote He publicly stated he wants to fight for his place and that he wants to be a legend at United. One sniff from PSG and he's quivering at the knees begging to go there for the easy title and big money. Gets around 120k after tax here, will get 170k at PSG. Snakes are devious and cunning, he's been cunning in his move. Not true at all. We call him a snake when he moved to Chelsea. Also he refused to play if we didn't sell him to Barcelona as well. Not even comparable to Di Maria. We took Fabregas from obscurity, turned him into a world class player, he was pictured wearing a Barca shirt when he was our captain, then he says he refused to play for us, forcing a move to Barcelona. Compared to United spending multi millions on Di Maria, he starts off well, his form drops and he gets benched and wants to move for first team football. Sorry not the same in the slighest. |
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Remember when Diego costa joined CFC and there was a stroy leaked that when Costa went to training , Oscar got 3 of the team to meet him (JT , Ivan and matic) and according to the story Costa shook their hands and said "I go to war - You come with me"
At the time it was a good story , Something you could see costa doing but i thought it was BS , Apperently its in Costas new book "The art of war". Thats brilliant haha , It makes me love him even more. Summer 2014. Diego Costa has arrived for his first day as a Chelsea player and he has something he wants to say to his new team-mates. He's been practising a single, short sentence. Actually, a mission statement. 'I go to war -- you come with me.' thats the brief on amazon as well. Brilliant , Will be picking the book up soon, |
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Fielding wrote Pedro is the same sort of class that you'd put your James, Isco in etc. Great player to have in your team and he's gonna peak soon, so great stuff. Pedro is a very good player, however I do rate Rodriguez more but he's not far off. The problem with that theory is that if Di Maria had been playing well, Man United wouldn't be selling him just now. They wouldn't need too. Therefore Di Maria would stay at United. Man United obviously want to sell him, as well as him wanting to leave. If Man United wanted to keep Di Maria they would but they don't want a 50m+ player sitting on the bench so they're cashing in on him. The difference between LVG and Fergie is ( minus the last few years when Fergie didn't rebuild the squad ) that Fergie done best for the team, imo LVG doesn't. LVG dropped balon d'or winner at the time Rivaldo because he wanted to play in a new position, after that Barca went trophyless for years, he then released Rivaldo, after Brazil had won the WC, following season Barca were in the relegation zone in the middle of the season and LVG was sacked. That would never have happened to Fergie. LVG has too many bust ups with players, a lot more than Fergie had. |
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Coquelin wroteFielding wrote Pedro is the same sort of class that you'd put your James, Isco in etc. Great player to have in your team and he's gonna peak soon, so great stuff. Id agree , I like a manager who if you act up , Your out of the squad or sold depending on how bad it was , And someone who can critisize a player publicly as well BUT it has to be strategic. Mourinho is a master of it IMO , Hazard turned up late to training , He was out of the squad and when he wasent performing he was criticized by mourinho publicity and he has been much better since. It seems like LVG is doing way too much of this right now , And IMO you have to be trusted if you do it , With jose and hazard they have a trust now , Jose has come in and won the leauge and done everything here you can put trust in him , But LVG hasent done anything in england yet , He needs to shut up a bit IMO untill he wins something, |
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CompleteDesigns wroteCoquelin wroteFielding wrote Pedro is the same sort of class that you'd put your James, Isco in etc. Great player to have in your team and he's gonna peak soon, so great stuff. The thing with LVGs strategy is it doesn't work with all players. Some players you can have a go at them and they'll perform better, others you need to show trust in them, back them when they're not at their best. LVG just seems like he does the same thing imo. People have different personalities, some players do respond well to LVGs strategy, evidently quite a few players don't. He either needs to know what kind of player he's dealing with before he signs them or needs to change when he's dealing with other players. I do agree that Mourinho is one of the best at this, alongside Guardiola. LVG goes into hard on players, whilst managers like Wenger, Pellegrini, Rodgers are maybe too soft sometimes. LVGs way has its pro's and cons, same with Wenger, Pellegrini etc.. I think it's about finding the right balance. |
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