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he is the most manc manc ever and used to crack me up watching his rantsOh I say his vision there was lovelyComment
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Defender Rafael insists Manchester United can still win the Barclays Premier League title.
After a shaky start, United now sit fourth in the table, eight points adrift of leaders Chelsea, and the Brazilian believes the team are improving by the week as they adapt to Louis van Gaal's tactical philosophy.
Speaking to Sky Sports News HQ he said: "In my opinion, something changed. We have new players in the squad. Manchester United signed a lot of players and we have a new manager as well.
"Season after season, things change and for us especially this year. All the coaching staff is new, and we have new team colleagues. Van Gaal always relies on his philosophy and now we are starting to understand this.
"I worked with Sir Alex Ferguson and other managers. Van Gaal is a strong coach who admires the right things. He asks for everyone to be on time for the activities; we can't be late.
"He likes to see us training hard. He has some differences, especially the philosophy, so we have to adapt to this. However, it is something right and the proof is the titles he has won.
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"Everything takes time but if we start to understand the way of playing like we are doing and the results are positive and everything starts to run smoothly, then for sure we have the chance to win the title.
"We have three difficult games against West Brom away, after this we face Chelsea, and then Manchester City in their stadium. These games will be very important for us."
Rafael has been impressed with the impact Argentina international Angel di Maria has made since joining the club from Real Madrid for a British record fee of £59.7million.
He said: "Everything changes when another player sees di Maria in your team. I wouldn't say it was a relief but it's always good to see him playing because he can decide a match in one play and he is doing this. He has three goals and three assists which is more than those 2 cunts Valencia and Young got all of last season it's important for the team to see players of this calibre."
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Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!
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So when are we expecting Di Maria to burn out carrying all that weight on his shoulders? I reckon same time as Ozil last season: mid-December.One tit for another.
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Wouldn't expect that to happen, unfortunately as much as I despise Utd, Di Maria is pure class and has a proper work ethic (unlike Ozil). He is worth every penny they spent on him.Originally posted by BigChief View Post"Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob PaisleyComment
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Ozil didn't burn out from carrying the team. He was ****e from the minute he arrived.Comment
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Originally posted by MrsB View Post
He's a very driven man with very clear goals. If he wants to manage the Mancs one day then I'm sure he will. Then you'll be in a bit of a pickle MrsB!
Best to start the detox now so you are ready to face that horrible day when it happens.Comment
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Originally posted by Tee View Post
his work rate is unreal..guy has some engine and is perfect for the premier league. Used to be such a frustrating player to watch & still can be on times but it was consistency & end product he was lacking. He improved his end product a lot last season & his performances where on a different level from previous seasons. He really does look like a fantastic buy for United.
If he gets injured their ****ed.Last edited by danperkins; 16-10-14, 05:23 PM.Comment
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Those vines
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