EPTManU collapsed last season, and I don't think RVP was the big name they needed.
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Telemako
Spain1636 Posts
ManU collapsed last season, and I don't think RVP was the big name they needed. | ||
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NuclearJudas
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On August 16 2012 20:41 Telemako wrote: ManU collapsed last season, and I don't think RVP was the big name they needed. Man U were actually finishing nicely until the very last run of games. I wouldn't say they collapsed, in fact Man City collapsed more than Man U. If the game between the two teams had been a draw, Man U would have won the league. It's not like Man U were miles away from Man City. And the first game between them was quite close until the sending off. Man U realistically do have everything in place to win the league this time around. | ||
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Unibrow88
Germany39 Posts
But with RVP the rumours about Lewandowski will stop. You don't get him!  | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51484 Posts
On August 16 2012 20:41 Telemako wrote: I agree that it looks a bit overpriced. RVP has never been the key player he was suposed to be. But, I disagree on the age issue. RM signed Zidane at that age and paying almost the double. Barça signed Henry at that age paying almost the same. Both had a great success. That's not a key factor. ManU collapsed last season, and I don't think RVP was the big name they needed. Key factor, were bought at that age to play in Spain... Spain doesn't have teams like Stoke who like to play football the old fashioned way of im stronger than you, we will cross the ball and out muscle you in the air, etcetcetc. Chelsea signed Sheva @ 30 the best striker in Europe at the time, he couldn't hack the Prem and it scared his career, even though i loved him xD | ||
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Stimp
South Africa780 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:38 sc4k wrote: Man U were actually finishing nicely until the very last run of games. I wouldn't say they collapsed, in fact Man City collapsed more than Man U. If the game between the two teams had been a draw, Man U would have won the league. It's not like Man U were miles away from Man City. And the first game between them was quite close until the sending off. Man U realistically do have everything in place to win the league this time around. Not as much as city, who actually have a strong midfield too. | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:47 Stimp wrote: Not as much as city, who actually have a strong midfield too. Thing is, I agree that Man U definitely need some new players, I don't rate elements of their defence and midfield highly. But look at their performance in the league last time around. Also, so far City hasn't brought anyone in and with Man U adding RVP and Kagawa, I don't see how Man U don't have a sizeable chance of pulling off the league win. | ||
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Stimp
South Africa780 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51484 Posts
Finding a counter to 3-5-2 is hard if you cannot keep the ball and get in behind them. Chelsea looked good countering city, but when city had their 10-15minutes of pretty much 80% possesion vs us they just won the game right there. Which needs to be stopped if your going to be them. | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:58 Stimp wrote: Yeh but city won't crumble again (probably), and hopefully teams wont choke against united -.- Haha, yeah hopefully we won't let them score 3 goals when we are 3-0 up at home next time! And City are likely to be stronger and more gelled than they were this year but then again, it's always hard to retain the league. Also, while City have depth at defence and forwards, they have a pretty thin midfield. Without Touré it's not nearly as dynamic. I think that this year is likely to be a better year for the Premier League and it should be really exciting. What's really interesting is what will happen to Arsenal. I am thinking they might surprise the doubters and at least get 4th in the league but perhaps they could even compete! | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:34 NuclearJudas wrote: Newcastle signs Vurnon ANita from Ajax. Nice signing. Will be interesting to see if Newcastle can stick around near the top four again. Really tough loss for us after also losing Vertonghen. This season is gonna be rough. | ||
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sixfour
England11061 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:38 sc4k wrote: Man U were actually finishing nicely until the very last run of games. I wouldn't say they collapsed bookmakers paid out on united winning the league. i'm fairly sure that they don't do that unless their only way to fail is a truly epic collapse of biblical proportions. | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
On August 17 2012 00:27 sixfour wrote: bookmakers paid out on united winning the league. i'm fairly sure that they don't do that unless their only way to fail is a truly epic collapse of biblical proportions. Sure they failed but to say they collapsed is wrong. They had a few poor results in a row. But not a collapse, a collapse to me suggests a string of 10+ losses and no ability to score or compete. | ||
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pyro19
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On August 16 2012 20:41 Telemako wrote: I agree that it looks a bit overpriced. RVP has never been the key player he was suposed to be. But, I disagree on the age issue. RM signed Zidane at that age and paying almost the double. Barça signed Henry at that age paying almost the same. Both had a great success. That's not a key factor. ManU collapsed last season, and I don't think RVP was the big name they needed. You could Say we Collapsed in the 6-1 match and lost our Composure.. But Comeon , We had our Best Defender play 6 matches over the whole of last season and had 10+ players injured at one point of the Season while city barely had any Injuries..Still we lost to them by Goal Difference in the Tightest of Finishes to a Premier League Season.. I say we have a very............... Nah not gonna Jinx it. | ||
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nitram
Canada5412 Posts
On August 16 2012 21:39 Unibrow88 wrote: Kagawa > RVP But with RVP the rumours about Lewandowski will stop. You don't get him! They had no chance at getting him anyway. He has 2 years left on his contract and bvb can't replace him so they won't sell this year no matter what. Next year, he is almost sure to go unless bvb can pay him what PL teams are offering. I hope he stay at bvb though. | ||
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mememolly
4765 Posts
On August 17 2012 00:58 pyro19 wrote: You could Say we Collapsed in the 6-1 match and lost our Composure.. But Comeon , We had our Best Defender play 6 matches over the whole of last season and had 10+ players injured at one point of the Season while city barely had any Injuries..Still we lost to them by Goal Difference in the Tightest of Finishes to a Premier League Season.. I say we have a very............... Nah not gonna Jinx it. City lost Kompany at a crucial time and the whole Tevez saga could have cost them the league, United managed to win when playing poorly I'll give you that but they never looked like Champions, the squad was seriously lacking and the signing of RVP is merely a cherry on a crumbling cake. Arsenal to finish above United this season, calling it | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51484 Posts
On August 17 2012 02:05 mememolly wrote: City lost Kompany at a crucial time and the whole Tevez saga could have cost them the league, United managed to win when playing poorly I'll give you that but they never looked like Champions, the squad was seriously lacking and the signing of RVP is merely a cherry on a crumbling cake. Arsenal to finish above United this season, calling it Wanna put money on that? rofl xD | ||
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NuclearJudas
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51484 Posts
News! Liverpool Sign Assaidi Liverpool Football Club have reached an agreement with SC Heerenveen for the transfer of winger Oussama Assaidi, subject to the player passing a medical. Source On August 17 2012 02:30 NuclearJudas wrote: Sunderland Sign Saha Sunderland have completed the signing of Tottenham striker Louis Saha! Source. | ||
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greggy
United Kingdom1483 Posts
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