DavidWhitesBoots
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But I thought jizjazz had been at utd since he was 12?!
CityFan94 said:I can't believe I'm saying this, but fair play to Ryan Joseph Wilson (Ryan Giggs) for starting James Wilson last night.
There's a lot of talented young players in this league who simply aren't getting a chance. Most other managers would have played it safe and not started their relatives* as they wouldn't want to be accused of nepotism. Just look at John Bond, Paul Ince and Brian Clough.
Obviously I don't buy into this whole "United way" crap everywhere, but it's good to see a young English player get a chance in the first team in a game that doesn't really matter if Spurs don't balls it up on Sunday.
Although I did find it funny that Giggs, aged 40, was older than the combined ages of both debutants.
bammy blue said:a1freebandz said:Makes me really excited for the future. I'm not surprised though. This just shows that we still do things "The United Way" and long may it continue.
Does that idiot even realise if they were within a few points of the title going into the last two games of the season then that kid wouldn't have had a sniff of the bench, let alone started as the main striker........Rascal said:bammy blue said:a1freebandz said:Makes me really excited for the future. I'm not surprised though. This just shows that we still do things "The United Way" and long may it continue.
Fucking brilliant Bammy
brilliant :))
Typical City - they are trying to be like United and make their fans suffer. Bloody hell can't believe I am sitting here getting annoyed at them.
CityFan94 said:LoveCity said:CityFan94 said:There's a lot of talented young players in this league who simply aren't getting a chance. Most other managers would have played it safe and not started Wilson.
Play it safe? Giggs had no reason to - knows he's out of a job in a week, knows United have nothing to play for, and a cynical person might say he did the sentimental thing to boost his own reputation. If United were playing for anything last night, those two lads would have been watching from their sofas. It was basically PR, a bit like when Mancini brought Reece Wabara on against Bolton a few years ago at the end of the season.
Again, let's see where these two are after United get through their 'war chest' and then let's see the (non-)criticism they get for blocking the paths of these youngsters when an Edinson Cavani or Kevin Strootman is lining up in red.
Maybe a little cynical, but you're probably right.
It was still a big call to play Wilson ahead of van Persie IMO.
And I agree with you that these youngsters probably won't get anywhere near the team after their summer spending, I was just saying it's good to see a young English player get a chance in the Premiership.
There's far more talented young players in this league than people think, they just aren't getting the opportunities.
stony said:The desperation of rags, and the depths they plumb never ceases to amaze me
Somoene on redcafe is trying to claim this is an image from tonights game
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