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Is there any reason NOT to believe he's capable of doing it?Is there any reason to think RVN is actually good at coaching forwards other than the simple assumption that because he was a forward, he'd be good at it?
Is there any reason NOT to believe he's capable of doing it?Is there any reason to think RVN is actually good at coaching forwards other than the simple assumption that because he was a forward, he'd be good at it?
Is there any reason to think RVN is actually good at coaching forwards other than the simple assumption that because he was a forward, he'd be good at it?
There’s so much to rag on United for… we clearly have plenty of work to do. But all this uproar for signing a playmaking forward is kinda funny to me, whether or not it works out.I mean it’s your own fault. United should clearly win or compete by just having one playmaker and one striker… I rag on united a lot but getting another player to take pressure off Bruno isn’t something rival fans can laugh at.
De Jong's last season at PSV prior to 22-23 saw him scoring 28 goals. He scored 6 with Barcelona in 3 fewer games the year prior, and my guess is a lot fewer minutes. I'm not sure I'm giving Ruud credit there.I think he did well as PSV manager couple of seasons ago, when PSV were top scorers in the league with 89 goals. It was Xavi Simons breakthrough season (if you count him as a forward) with 19 goals and he revitalised Luuk de Jong for 14 goals.
Actually I think he did better than Ten Hag or Slot, given the resources at his disposal, even if he didn't win the title but finished 2nd. He quit because PSV wouldn't back him in the transfer market for the next season.
Sure. Often gifted players make terrible coaches.Is there any reason NOT to believe he's capable of doing it?
He's clearly been somewhat successful at PSV despite challenging conditions.Sure. Often gifted players make terrible coaches.
De Jong's last season at PSV prior to 22-23 saw him scoring 28 goals. He scored 6 with Barcelona in 3 fewer games the year prior, and my guess is a lot fewer minutes. I'm not sure I'm giving Ruud credit there.
Sure. Often gifted players make terrible coaches.
Well different people were in charge then...Should have bought Gakpo instead if you want somebody to link up play.
You know I’m still not convinced Gakpo is good at anything. If anything I think he is less versatile than I thought he wasShould have bought Gakpo instead if you want somebody to link up play.
He has 19 games at age 17.Cubarsi, just this year. One year younger, too.
A lot of people will eat crow on Zirkzee. I fully expect him to replace Hojlund by winter.There’s so much to rag on United for… we clearly have plenty of work to do. But all this uproar for signing a playmaking forward is kinda funny to me, whether or not it works out.
DiMarzio reporting that Greenwood is taking a few days (until Monday) to decide what to do following the mayor of Marseille's recent comments.
Napoli are interested in adding an attacker to bolster Conte's side.
If the OM deal falls through, Napoli may attempt a similar deal but with payments structured over time.
I still don’t think there is a ton of evidence Gakpo is athletic enough to play LW in the PL. PL is a lot faster than international games. Still think he is a tweenerI am not the biggest fan of Gakpo but watching him playing with Netherlands made me realize he is a great crosser of the ball and he has been not used properly with LFC. I think under Slot he will be the new LW and Diaz or Nunez will play striker.
Can't say I expected the mayor of Marseille to have that much moral fiber but good on him.
Tbf the holdup on the deal is currently with Greenwood not the club itself. But either way good on the mayor I do agree.Yeah, I think it's a clear instance of where we see how European football clubs are a lot more community-based/intricately linked to their cities than say, American sports franchises.
It really doesn't feel out of place for the mayor of Marseille to try and shotcall here.