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Kurt.
Player Valuation: £100m
still way too early to judge him yet, i still believe people underestimate what he does for the team, never going to be eyecatching or exciting to watch but every team needs a player like him as he spoils a lot of the opposition attacks, give him time to get settled properly and he will deliver.
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Kay20
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God yes. As we saw demonstrated again today.
The Equaliser
Player Valuation: £50m
Bit churlish that. Were you impressed with Arteta's deflection today ?
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BigBlueBalls
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It is a different game completely to sitting in a midfield of Nani, Carrick, and Valencia and then Neville, Fellaini and Pienaar.
He still isn't fully fit, and is working on building a working understanding with those around him. Very few of Moyes' signings get thrown in to starting eleven from the moment the arrive. Consider that.
He still isn't fully fit, and is working on building a working understanding with those around him. Very few of Moyes' signings get thrown in to starting eleven from the moment the arrive. Consider that.
billycopper
Player Valuation: £40m
Some bad shooting from distance today, including one that went for a throw. Moyes will soon drill that out of him. My concern is that Rodwell will come back in alongside Fellaini and Gibson will be pushed forward. Thankfully Moyes had the opportunity today and decided to send Fellaini up instead. He's the sort of grafter that Davey likes, so I can imagine that either him or Rodwell will be tried on the right hand side at some point.
RFUS
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"Well it's better than Neville in midfield"
"So long as he keeps Neville out"
"At least he can pass, unlike Neville"
etc etc etc
Herp derp push Felli up and let the Nev/Gibbo, ex-United dream team shine.
... anyway I think he's all right. Well no he's extremely average but an average PL footballer who's only 24 for a small fee is good business. I don't mind the lad at all. Plus he got the winner against city, however spoony it was, and so he's at least partly ace.
"So long as he keeps Neville out"
"At least he can pass, unlike Neville"
etc etc etc
Herp derp push Felli up and let the Nev/Gibbo, ex-United dream team shine.
... anyway I think he's all right. Well no he's extremely average but an average PL footballer who's only 24 for a small fee is good business. I don't mind the lad at all. Plus he got the winner against city, however spoony it was, and so he's at least partly ace.
Frank Drebin
Player Valuation: £40m
Hit the nail on head mate, thought we finally had midfielders playing in midfield.
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BigBlueBalls
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Can pass, makes himself available, and doesn't panic. He is still getting fit !
Edit: I'm not going to slate or saint Jelavic after four or five games. Jesus - whatever happened to taking a calm considered view and giving a player time to settle in.
Edit: I'm not going to slate or saint Jelavic after four or five games. Jesus - whatever happened to taking a calm considered view and giving a player time to settle in.
The Equaliser
Player Valuation: £50m
Think we all agree that Neville should not be playing in midfield. Ever again. But it's not Gibson's fault if he does.
chriswho
Player Valuation: £5m
Exactly. How quickly we all forget how many people wanted to run baines out of here because he really didn't settle in and play well until he got settled and worked the chemistry with pienaar.
Gibson looks like a very competent, solid, young, prem caliber footballer. Nothing flashy, will make mistakes, but already seems like a very good bit of business.
He needs to ask Wazza about the hair treatment he used, because he has a shocking bald spot for a 24 year old.
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