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Christ, this thread, you'd swear he was Nani with some of these reactions!
We have enough experience without Giggs, don't see why people always bring up experience, rio, vidic, evra, RVP, carrick, young, Valencia, Nani all have enough experience to play against anyone in any competition,'Moyes obsession of picking old players in midfield' ...
Not worthy of its own thread yet, but that said, Giggs has started pretty much every game since Moyes took over. Giggs also always gets over-run against this lot, but I suppose 'we need his experience at Anfield'. Would have thought we'd be past that now. With Nani and Hernandez back now, hopefully that will change soon.
I'm hurt because we haven't learnt our lessons with idiotic team selection, with a bit of common sense by the manager, we should have won the last league game. We are starting another big game with one leg tied up. Why do we self-harm like a mentally-ill patient?
We have enough experience without Giggs, don't see why people always bring up experience, rio, vidic, evra, RVP, carrick, young, Valencia, Nani all have enough experience to play against anyone in any competition,
'Moyes obsession of picking old players in midfield' ...
Not worthy of its own thread yet, but that said, Giggs has started pretty much every game since Moyes took over. Giggs also always gets over-run against this lot, but I suppose 'we need his experience at Anfield'. Would have thought we'd be past that now. With Nani and Hernandez back now, hopefully that will change soon.
Christ, this thread, you'd swear he was Nani with some of these reactions!
Can anyone shed some light as to why Shinji isn't fit? Did he get a muscular tear over the summer or something? Because if it's simply a conditioning reason, there's something awry there. He is one of the fittest players that we've got and it's now been a month since the players arrived back in the UK. Kagawa's fitness wouldn't have deteriorated that much over the summer that he couldn't get himself conditioned in a month.
Also, the Japan tour reasoning doesn't quite stack up. He did as much flying and travelling as any of the rest of them, and he also sat on the bench a few times over the tour so he wasn't overly exerted there either.
I am all for accepting that the decision to omit him from squads is based on fitness alone, but I'd just like it to be clarified exactly why he isn't fit.
You are confusing impotence with defensive capability. Just because he's been shit in attack does not automatically mean he's good at defending.
Moyes is playing it as safe as possible (to his mind), which could very well feck us over. I like a bit of adventure and entertainment in my football, we were famous for that till a few years ago.
Wasn't asked about Kagawa...was asked about Rooney and Young.Moyes has just said Rooney out for a few weeks, welcomes back Young and says nothing about Kagawa.
Moyes has just said Rooney out for a few weeks, welcomes back Young and says nothing about Kagawa.
How do you know he's one of the fittest players we've got? He's shown nothing to support that claim
Why are people so surprised Moyes isn't using him in what is usually our toughest game of the season?
It's not based solely on today, man. Give it a rest, will you? People have been clamouring for Kagawa to see more action for twelve months now. The fact that he hasn't played once competitively under Moyes is what has people suspicious.
"Shinji came back late and that was the biggest problem for him. We had to give him a week off after he came back to play for us in Japan as well.
The bold bit - you are a complete idiot. A stupid person, not worth talking to.
Because he already did on Friday when he said he was giving Shinji an extra week off to recuperate.
To everyone claiming it is because he isn't fit or hasn't had a proper pre-season then I point to Ashley Young starting today. He has been injured with a disrupted pre-season, was also on the bench against Chelsea....but starts today. Must have "impressed" sufficiently in his minutes last Monday.
Its Berbatov all over again.
I'm genuinely not being hysterical here, but today's selection smacks of Moyes' fear of going to Anfield. We saw it perenially at Everton, and even when they has better teams than Liverpool, they'd shit the course there. Selecting Young and Giggs is playing it safe. Moyes will be delighted with a point today, and coupled with the same approach at home to a negative Chelsea side, I'm beginning to fear that Moyes is a little too pragmatic for our liking, especially against our rivals.
Early days I know, and he won't want to lose to rivals too early in his Manchester United career, but we're all used to seeing (for the most part) cavalier football and we should be looking to beat teams whom we are better than with attacking football.
We also rarely attack with more than 4-5 players. Cleverley and Carrick both sit deep. Some very passive attacking.We've played loads of tumescent bollocks at Anfield in recent years. It's not a Moyes thing however hard you try to make it one. We played Giggs AND Scholes a couple of years ago and got dicked.
And what exactly could he have changed against Chelsea? He started Rooney, Welbeck and Van Persie. We just couldn't break them down.
Why is Kagawa not even on the bench?
Its Berbatov all over again.
Such a shame, as Kagawa is a genuinely classy player. No wonder Kloop is tearing his hair out.
Why is Kagawa not even on the bench?
Its nothing like Berbatov. Modest fee, clearly fits the team