Wing play delights Boss

All the latest discussion of the first team squad can be found in here.

Wing play delights Boss

Unread postby Junior » 12 Dec 2011 08:07

Wing kings thrill Sir Alex

Sir Alex was delighted with United's width in the 4-1 defeat of Wolves as Nani and Antonio Valencia produced outstanding individual performances.

The two wingers led the visiting defence a merry dance and their positivity from the outset enabled the champions to dominate and create a host of chances. Nani scored twice himself with Wayne Rooney also back amongst the goals with a double.

After the disappointment in Basel, it was important for the Reds to respond in the right way and the manager had no complaints about his players.

"We were pleased with that," he told MUTV. "On Wednesday, we worked our socks off and didn’t get a break. Today we worked our socks off and we did get a break. Some of the football was fantastic and obviously getting the second goal relaxed everyone. I know Wolves scored just after half-time but they deserved that because they keep crossing the ball into the box and they’re a real threat from those crosses.

"I thought the wide positions were a problem for Wolves today. I think we kept their full-backs completely occupied all through the game – we were getting to the edge of their box all the time. Goals are what we’re about. Although our goal tally was very good up until a few weeks ago, today was a fillip in terms of pushing us on a bit. The crowd got right behind the players today, particularly the young ones and that was good.

"In the main, our attacking play was terrific. We could have scored a lot of goals today and that’s pleasing. They were all disappointed after Wednesday. The young players hadn’t experienced a bad defeat before so it was a good thing for them."

Well in truth this is all we got so far. Valencia and Nani are great prospect wingers but unfortunately our creativity does not go further than that.
There is someone out there who loves you even if no one else does and he wants to be a part of you. Why does he love you? Because he gave up his life to be with you. His name is Jesus.

Image
User avatar
Junior
Premium User:
Premium User:
Reserve Team Player:
Reserve Team Player:
 
Joined: 11 Apr 2011, 03:46
Age: 22
Location: Where the lands are red
Gender: Male

Unread postby Joe » 12 Dec 2011 08:24

Giggs was able to fill the role in past seasons but he looks like he is ready for retirement. It's hard to get proper playmaker these days, how many of world class playmakers are in Europe? Xavi is the only one I can remember straight away.
Image
User avatar
Joe
Administrator:
Administrator:
Reserve Team Player:
Reserve Team Player:
 
Highscores: 5
Joined: 18 Jun 2011, 21:30
Age: 31
Location: Where the grass is green
Gender: Male

Unread postby Junior » 12 Dec 2011 21:17

You know this is just a theory but I don't know if Ferguson is kinda stuck in the past with his style of play. Squarish get it to the wings and cross. Now that the game is changing we need more variety. Maybe he doesn't see it :o
There is someone out there who loves you even if no one else does and he wants to be a part of you. Why does he love you? Because he gave up his life to be with you. His name is Jesus.

Image
User avatar
Junior
Premium User:
Premium User:
Reserve Team Player:
Reserve Team Player:
 
Joined: 11 Apr 2011, 03:46
Age: 22
Location: Where the lands are red
Gender: Male


Return to First Team Squad

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: CommonCrawl [Bot] and 0 guests