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Darren Fletcher
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°31
Re: Darren Fletcher
He's get battered in training[/img]
Mulletmassive- Number of posts : 241
Age : 48
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°32
Re: Darren Fletcher
parks lives wrote:BilalShah wrote:Is he going on loan ?
No. I was just saying if he did go on loan, someone like Bolton would be ideal, so he could beef up.
Botlon do have excellent training facilities.
DS- Number of posts : 12952
Age : 39
Supports : Manchester United , Bayern Munich
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°33
Re: Darren Fletcher
I prefer him to stay , this could be his season.
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
Age : 43
Favourite Player : The Ginger One
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°34
Re: Darren Fletcher
Mulletmassive wrote:parks lives wrote:BilalShah wrote:Is he going on loan ?
No. I was just saying if he did go on loan, someone like Bolton would be ideal, so he could beef up.
Botlon do have excellent training facilities.
Yeah, I saw Sky go around them and interview the likes of Gary Speed.
Said going to Bolton has added years onto his career.
Big Sam loves his opta stuff as well.
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°35
Re: Darren Fletcher
So about the Amsterdam tournement Parky did you see Foster come off the bench and make those saves against Porto, great stuff, looks very promising to me
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
Age : 43
Favourite Player : The Ginger One
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°36
Re: Darren Fletcher
poiuy1 wrote:So about the Amsterdam tournement Parky did you see Foster come off the bench and make those saves against Porto, great stuff, looks very promising to me
Foster is excellent. Looked great against Celtic too.
I hope we fuck West Brom and Kuscsyak off and keep Foster at the club.
Netsanet- Number of posts : 29
Age : 45
Supports : Man United
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°37
Re: Darren Fletcher
Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
Mulletmassive- Number of posts : 241
Age : 48
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°38
Re: Darren Fletcher
parks lives wrote:Mulletmassive wrote:parks lives wrote:BilalShah wrote:Is he going on loan ?
No. I was just saying if he did go on loan, someone like Bolton would be ideal, so he could beef up.
Botlon do have excellent training facilities.
Yeah, I saw Sky go around them and interview the likes of Gary Speed.
Said going to Bolton has added years onto his career.
Big Sam loves his opta stuff as well.
I don't have sky so I have not actually seen them, but have have certainly read about how great they are. you can see while Big Sam often signs quality players.
DS- Number of posts : 12952
Age : 39
Supports : Manchester United , Bayern Munich
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°39
Re: Darren Fletcher
I think the main thing is experience , Foster has had a very good season but in the championship now he needs games at the top level and wont get them at United.
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°40
Re: Darren Fletcher
Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
Netsanet- Number of posts : 29
Age : 45
Supports : Man United
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°41
Re: Darren Fletcher
poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
So where will Howard will end up? He is on loan at Everton and I still think he will make it with a run of first team football.
Mulletmassive- Number of posts : 241
Age : 48
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°42
Re: Darren Fletcher
Netsanet wrote:poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
So where will Howard will end up? He is on loan at Everton and I still think he will make it with a run of first team football.
Whats happened to Richard Wright?
Tom- Number of posts : 12185
Age : 34
Supports : Chelsea
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°43
Re: Darren Fletcher
hes shite?
Netsanet- Number of posts : 29
Age : 45
Supports : Man United
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°44
Re: Darren Fletcher
Mulletmassive wrote:Netsanet wrote:poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
So where will Howard will end up? He is on loan at Everton and I still think he will make it with a run of first team football.
Whats happened to Richard Wright?
I expect him to start many games. He is not there to warm the bench.
Mulletmassive- Number of posts : 241
Age : 48
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°45
Re: Darren Fletcher
Netsanet wrote:Mulletmassive wrote:Netsanet wrote:poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
So where will Howard will end up? He is on loan at Everton and I still think he will make it with a run of first team football.
Whats happened to Richard Wright?
I expect him to start many games. He is not there to warm the bench.
Wright or Howard?
Saintsar- Guest
- Post n°46
Re: Darren Fletcher
There are basically three different types of attributes for a footballer - athletic, technical and tactical. Fletcher is technically decent - good touch, very good ability to weight a pass correctly, rarely gives the ball away. Tactically he's very sound - excellent positioning and movement for such a young lad, good awareness of how he fits into the team and when and where to cover for others.
Athletically he's got a problem or two. Lacks upper body strength, can be hussled off the ball a bit easily, bit weak in the air, no real pace. If he develops these attributes then he's a got great chance of being a fine player for Man U. But he's got about two years to do it.
Athletically he's got a problem or two. Lacks upper body strength, can be hussled off the ball a bit easily, bit weak in the air, no real pace. If he develops these attributes then he's a got great chance of being a fine player for Man U. But he's got about two years to do it.
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°47
Re: Darren Fletcher
Netsanet wrote:poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
So where will Howard will end up? He is on loan at Everton and I still think he will make it with a run of first team football.
Don't know he will increase his value at Everton and depending on his performances he will either be sold to make a profit or kept as first choice.
It's keeping your options open so we are not in desperate need of a Keeper like last time with Taibi and Barthez and Bosinic after Schmiechal left.
Howard is the most naturaly talented of the three but is a confidence player and you can't be a keeper with tah mentality at a big club
Kuszchak is the better bet for the number 1 slot in my opinion
You an Arsenal supporter?
Netsanet- Number of posts : 29
Age : 45
Supports : Man United
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°48
Re: Darren Fletcher
Howard
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
Age : 43
Favourite Player : The Ginger One
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- Post n°49
Re: Darren Fletcher
saintgoingmarching wrote:There are basically three different types of attributes for a footballer - athletic, technical and tactical. Fletcher is technically decent - good touch, very good ability to weight a pass correctly, rarely gives the ball away. Tactically he's very sound - excellent positioning and movement for such a young lad, good awareness of how he fits into the team and when and where to cover for others.
Athletically he's got a problem or two. Lacks upper body strength, can be hussled off the ball a bit easily, bit weak in the air, no real pace. If he develops these attributes then he's a got great chance of being a fine player for Man U. But he's got about two years to do it.
Yep, if Senna comes in then Fletcher will be mainly be a first choice sub this season.
However given Scholes and Senna's age he should be pushing both of them hard and considering we have other youngsters like David Jones and Darren Gibson coming through, he's time is short.
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°50
Re: Darren Fletcher
saintgoingmarching wrote:There are basically three different types of attributes for a footballer - athletic, technical and tactical. Fletcher is technically decent - good touch, very good ability to weight a pass correctly, rarely gives the ball away. Tactically he's very sound - excellent positioning and movement for such a young lad, good awareness of how he fits into the team and when and where to cover for others.
Athletically he's got a problem or two. Lacks upper body strength, can be hussled off the ball a bit easily, bit weak in the air, no real pace. If he develops these attributes then he's a got great chance of being a fine player for Man U. But he's got about two years to do it.
Good post, although i think at times his the way Fletcher looks on the ball that catches people's eye and why he is slated by many United fan's (note: Nutters) He isn't the most graceful player but has tons of potential.
Actually i don't think he is that slow once he gets going quicker then Scholes i'd say he just lacks acceleration which is all down to muscle strength which he can work on anyway.
Netsanet- Number of posts : 29
Age : 45
Supports : Man United
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°51
Re: Darren Fletcher
poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:poiuy1 wrote:Netsanet wrote:Why is Fergie looking for another keeper while 2-3 years are in VDS's belt and Foster is developing as a very good keeper?
So we don't get fucked up like last time and spend shit loads on a Barthez
Van Der SAr is a great keeper to learn from and he will stay another 3 years including this one
Then you have 2 quality young keepers that can fight for a place at the end of the three years. Foster will be established on loan and Kuschak has already proved his worth.
Good plan in my book, buy a keeper now so we have two good one in the future
So where will Howard will end up? He is on loan at Everton and I still think he will make it with a run of first team football.
Don't know he will increase his value at Everton and depending on his performances he will either be sold to make a profit or kept as first choice.
It's keeping your options open so we are not in desperate need of a Keeper like last time with Taibi and Barthez and Bosinic after Schmiechal left.
Howard is the most naturaly talented of the three but is a confidence player and you can't be a keeper with tah mentality at a big club
Kuszchak is the better bet for the number 1 slot in my opinion
You an Arsenal supporter?
No. I am a United fun. Why you associate me with Arsenal?
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°52
Re: Darren Fletcher
I don't know i just guessed
Good to have another fellow readblood on board
Good to have another fellow readblood on board
Netsanet- Number of posts : 29
Age : 45
Supports : Man United
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°53
Re: Darren Fletcher
poiuy1 wrote:I don't know i just guessed
Good to have another fellow readblood on board
Thanks and I am a redblood from Ethiopia. Arsenal is very popular here and we have got losts of supporters too.
poiuy1- Number of posts : 2654
Age : 36
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°54
Re: Darren Fletcher
Great its good to have a varied amount of posters from different parts of the world <Ale>
Owen Thomas- Number of posts : 3874
Age : 41
Supports : Manchester United F.C
Favourite Player : Q.A Guy..
Registration date : 2006-08-07
- Post n°55
Re: Darren Fletcher
Hahahahaha!
We get this "Fletcher is good" crap at the start of every single season.
He is an average player at best. What usually happens is that everyone says hes good at the start of the season and then he plays against Charlton or someone and makes 56 passes backwards/sideways and everyone says hes shit again..
MAKE YOUR MIND UP! I have, he belongs at Charlton or somewhere, not in the Champions league and especially not on the wing
We get this "Fletcher is good" crap at the start of every single season.
He is an average player at best. What usually happens is that everyone says hes good at the start of the season and then he plays against Charlton or someone and makes 56 passes backwards/sideways and everyone says hes shit again..
MAKE YOUR MIND UP! I have, he belongs at Charlton or somewhere, not in the Champions league and especially not on the wing
Parks lives- Number of posts : 34521
Age : 43
Favourite Player : The Ginger One
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°56
Re: Darren Fletcher
Owen Thomas wrote:
MAKE YOUR MIND UP!
Not everyone is so inconsistent with there views.
I've said for a long time the guy has promise, he just needs to work on a few areas, especially his strength.
Brian2468- Number of posts : 4875
Age : 65
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°57
Re: Darren Fletcher
Is Fletcher fergie's illegitimate son. I have never seen a player get so many games at this level to prove himself.
Saintsar- Guest
- Post n°58
Re: Darren Fletcher
Owen Thomas wrote:Hahahahaha!
We get this "Fletcher is good" crap at the start of every single season.
And throughout each season. And at the end of each season.
He is an average player at best. What usually happens is that everyone says hes good at the start of the season and then he plays against Charlton or someone and makes 56 passes backwards/sideways and everyone says hes shit again..
I've seen him play a dozen excellent games for United, including in the 2005 FA Cup Final when he was probably the best player on the pitch.
MAKE YOUR MIND UP! I have, he belongs at Charlton or somewhere, not in the Champions league and especially not on the wing
I have made my mind up - he's a useful squad player with plenty of time to improve his physical presence, speed and aggression.
Brian2468- Number of posts : 4875
Age : 65
Registration date : 2006-08-06
- Post n°59
Re: Darren Fletcher
.....Playing it safe..........This is a good call makes sense to keep him if his salary is not hurting the team.... This also waters down the class of good british players, dont you think the bar has to be set higher.I have made my mind up - he's a useful squad player with plenty of time to improve his physical presence, speed and aggression.
L r d- Guest
- Post n°60
Re: Darren Fletcher
Yep, hes got potential and he has shown glimpes. But this is man utd he must show a lot more and improve a lot more. fletcher starting most games we would be in trouble he really is not up to being a regular at man utd. I can see why people rate him i can see why the majority dont rate him also.
By the majority i mean the old trafford crowd
By the majority i mean the old trafford crowd
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