yea...kindly send your resume to unclegg@manutd.com for the position interbiu session. it will be done via conference call. please be ready.

i'm schedule for interbiu in Jun2014 riao. when asked why so late, they informed me that they received "quite substantial" amount of the same emails. so have to wait for my queue til then.

But but Sir Alex can't bring the best of kagawa let alone the new man at helm

gud idea.. i will show my FM screenshot... hahaha

PS: Don't go for Sino's interview session, you don't wan to be in his 'good' books

Chung submitted already, still got vacancy meh?

Well I'm not sure are they poor manager to you but at least to me they are better than David Moyes because their teams are currently sitting at the higher position than Manchester United.

Yeah I agree on the examples you mentioned who have the high defensive workrates, and for obvious reason that cannot apply on the likes of Kagawa, Mata and so on. What I was saying is they were bought for a reason, and that (main) reason is to attack. Their focus should be attack, not track back all the time to tackle back the ball. If we wanted them to do that, we should've bought a defensive midfielder or a central midfielder for that purpose, who should be better tackler. These players should create opportunities and score goals. Even though there are versatile players like Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata who can play in multiple positions, but for the long term benefit of the team, they should be playing their most effective position to help the team to win games. And you can only win games by scoring goals.

If Wayne Rooney actually followed his instinct, he should've made more shots outside the box when he had quite a few clear chances, instead of passing the ball out wide to the wingers who helped break the record of crosses in the Fulham game.

I have no complains on Mata's performance so far, just feel a little worry that his progress in the team could be stagnant due to the manager's tactics. The same goes to Kagawa, and any other talented player.

I support Manchester United football club more than its manager. I rather see a manager walk off a job that is out of his reach, than to see the talented players leaving Old Trafford due to his tactics and philosophy.

Peace.

seriously i dont see and i cant see the sign that moyes tactics or style ruining januzaj or mata talent.. and its so damn early to tell if any..

for a 19 yr old boy and on his 1st season of top flight football januzaj are progressing well so far..

I do agree that David Moyes is not very good with his tactics of late, but I was comparing about the different roles assigned to them by their managers even if it is not their original position. To be honest, players should be listening to the manager, because the manager is the figurehead of the team. I believe if SAF was around, no one would dared to question his authority, well maybe Keano but one thing for sure, the players have to respect their manager. Sure David is new to the club, maybe the players don't like him or he is just not as motivating as SAF, but the players need to respect him as their manager, listen to him eventhough it is not always correct.

I think Rooney's habit is this. He hates losing. Whenever the team is in trouble, he needs to be there to save them, forgetting his role as a forward. I have no issues with that, but at times Rooney can counter well, if you remember occasionally he does long-balls forward to the strikers in front, RVP/Chica etc. Mata will be fine, he enjoys his current role, playing multiple positions. Because his main role is currently occupied by Rooney, for the sake of avoiding Rooney's sulking temper /attitude or senior role at the club, Mata is has to give way, playing in another position.

As of now, I appreciate Mata's contribution to the club. His first touch is excellent, something that Wayne Rooney must look into. I foresee Rooney changing into a deeper role as he age on, maybe as a CM, there he can defend and distribute the ball at the same time. That last line wasn't meant for you, was speaking in general. Kagawa is a great player, just our play doesn't suit him. Heck, even SAF cannot make full use of his potential, always playing in different roles.

As long as David Moyes is the manager of the club, he has my respect. Of course not to the extend of supporting blindly, everyone has their limits. It's fine to share ideas and criticism, it's football after all, but not to the extend of calling the manager 'stupid'. Sure he made a few mistakes over the past weeks but I am still optimistic that he will change the tides around. He is given a 6 years contract for a reason, I believe it's time for him to show to everybody why he was the 'Chosen One'.

Cheers

you people do know that moyes got contract for 6 years rite

which means he'll be given time to mould united according to his gameplan. in other words, organics. players come and go but the system remains

having said that, i really do hope that we can get both vertonghen and dembele before world cup

Vertonghen is still ok but Dembele? He has not show much consistent form since joing Spurs from Fulham

prolly because he's been playing second fiddle,both in defence (parker,sandro) and attack(dempsey,eriksen). give him the double pivot role and he'll excel

roy keane said we need at least 5 or six new players because we "cut corners" (more like punching above our weight consistenty since cr7 departed) and looking at the lineup +potential leavers next season,i agree with him.

in some areas, we can compensate with our current players (Zaha, Kagawa, Buttner...bebe?lol) and our youth player(bringing them from youth player and upgrade to fringe/squad member and let them grow from there), but other than that? we need established LB and CB to cover the defence alone.we also need CMs to play double pivot to carrick and cleverley,and maybe another wingers.

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Cleverley is back! Well, at least defensively. Why Rooney stayed on the pitch after that abysmal performance I don't know.

Hope the players will play their best to save the season. Be it getting into Europe, or win the CL Either way, let this season ends and start afresh.

Have a good World Cup, good rest, and good pre-season together to have better ideas for Moyes tactics.

I totally agree. When Rio came on, team looked more relaxed and composed. Rio with his well-known composure in assuring the defence and find the right pass

(or at least tried). It would be very difficult to find that same partnership formula, but potentials are there with Evans/Smalling/Jones. Rio might have passed it, but

he is a valuable member of the dressing room and can be utilised as back-up. Vida and Evra leaving is already too big of a loss.

I agree with points stating that the young players like Janujaz and Zaha would only have 1 or 2 chances in making and staying in the first team. Janujaz certainly

took his chances and grabbed it by the horns, so to speak but from I have seen with Zaha prior Cardiff, was he was either overwhelmed by the sheer size of the

club or something else. I still think he has the talent, but maybe he needs more time to be introduced into the EPL. Time will tell. I am certainly excited by the

sounds coming from the U-18s and U-21s. Janko, Pereira and Wilson. There is another young player who plays for U-18s who unmistakably plays like Carrick.

Have same stature, the playing and passing style is so similar you would think he is Carrick. Only that he is predominantly left footed but like Carrick, can play

with both feet.

EDIT: Found him. Sean Goss.



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Imba long range passing skill....

Carrick built...scholesy passing range, sharp twist turn, simple n compose, collect ball, offer option...i see many scholesy trait in this sean kid...he can goss knock moyes door in 2 years time if he did all the right thing coaches tells him...adnan batch seems lotsa class of 92 dejavu...this sean kid built of carrick, lotsa scholesy traits with giggsy lefty...yummehhh...i bet his role model is the ginger prince...he sure watch him a lot n build his game similar to paul...paul to sean...

This poor jap should have more assists under his belt. Talk about "unlucky", huh?

Well, some people just complaining Kagawa's performance wasnt good ... saying he didnt provide assist and score any goal much.... but they didnt see is the people who missed all the clear cut chances he provided...