@LisandrMartinez@Argentina@LisandrMartinez to Anderson “You should have chosen United bro. Will defeat you again in the Derby.” 😎
Good Luck in the finals bro and MUFC waiting for you to be back for the season! #GGMU#mufc
@laurennUTD The next time you are in the area, go up north of Singapore into Malaysia. If you thought food was incredible in Singapore, you will be flabbergasted with the spread available in Malaysia!
@SlobTerwilliger@StretfordPaddck@David_Ornstein Rooney is without a doubt one of our greatest club legend. What I’m alluding to is an example of how a player whom seem to have fallen away from the club can be given a second chance and succeed. 22/23 wasn’t so far away when Rashford had his record G/A for the club.
@AlairDottin@StretfordPaddck@David_Ornstein Yes Rooney is without a doubt a legend of the club but doesn’t mean he didn’t have dip in form as well. Running up to the transfer saga in 2010, you can read the Guardian report below. In today’s scrutiny, he would been slayed by certain fanbase like Amad/Mbeumo faced after Afcon
Am not saying Rashford is a Rooney level legend but it’s easy to forget that 22/23 wasn’t that far away when he hit his top G/A per season. And he had been a Red all the while. At the time he was playing badly, the whole team did the same. So it’s unfair to just put it on him.
Some fans would say, unlike Rashford, Rooney always delivered on the field. Well, this is a snippet of the Guardian report back in Oct 2010 during the transfer saga. At today’s scrutiny level, he may have gotten the rap like Amad/Mbeumo after Afcon.
@Derminhio@StretfordPaddck@David_Ornstein This was Rooney’s form leading to the transfer saga. At today’s scrutiny, fans would have been calling him out like what Amad and Mbeumo faced after Afcon. I’m not saying Rashford will reach Rooney heights, but based on his 22/23 form, why not give him a chance.
@rwc49@StretfordPaddck@David_Ornstein This was the write up from the Guardian in October 2010. So Rooney has had a slump as well. I’m not saying that Rashford is at the level of our legendary striker but more of he deserves a chance. 22/23 wasn’t that far away when he hit this personal best G/A stats.
@angel_elixir Don’t forget that Rooney did a step more and called out the club’s ambition and asked for a transfer. We solved it amicably and got him back into the fold. And as they said, the rest is history, and what a legendary one. So why not Rashford?
@UTDTRUT Exactly. People forget that Rooney did a step more and called out the club’s ambition and asked for a transfer. We solved it amicably and got him back into the fold. And as they said, the rest is history, and what a legendary one. So why not Rashford.
Some fans question, why should we give Rashford a second chance for what he “did”. Remember, Rooney called out the club’s ambition publicly & submitted a transfer request. We solved it amicably, & the rest as they say, is history. Why not Rashford, when Carrick is willing. #mufc
🚨 Manchester United had direct contact with Rashford camp, amicable talks with #MUFC.
Man Utd open to welcoming Rashford back to training and Marcus open to start pre-season under Carrick.
No guarantee he stays yet with eventual bids to be considered later on but important step to rebuild trust.
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@_chrismane_ Don’t forget , Rooney asked for a move away and publicly questioned the club’s ambition. We brought him back to the fold and the rest like they say is history. So why not a successful return for Rashford?
@StevenRailston@ManUtdMEN Definitely to have him back for at least another season. Have a good season and after that explore a solution that is win-win for player and club.
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Would definitely be a win-win for everyone. Come back, have a good season, a proper farewell and then get a move that would benefit him and the club. Instead of spending on a LW and see how it pans out, use that money for other quality reinforcements.
@FrankEra_ I think it’s definitely something that shoild happen especially with Ugarte out. Use the LW budget to shore up another midfield.
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Would definitely be a win-win for everyone. Come back, have a good season, a proper farewell and then get a move that would benefit him and the club. Instead of spending on a LW and see how it pans out, use that money for other quality reinforcements.
@AdamJoseph My exact same thoughts when they said Barca won’t be paying for him. With Carrick, there is a possibility to hit his 22/23 form.
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Would definitely be a win-win for everyone. Come back, have a good season, a proper farewell and then get a move that would benefit him and the club. Instead of spending on a LW and see how it pans out, use that money for other quality reinforcements.
@FPLfrasier I have a feeling the key to this transfer deal would be Mendes and how he will advise Mateus on his next steps. At his age and with such a powerful agent, Mendes opinions would probably weigh heavy on Mateus.