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The food or their height?
The food. In the restaurants you always get a massive plate of food, including the Indonesian restaurants where they have clearly learned the habits of the host community!
That must be because the Dutch are so tall and need to eat a lot.
I can't remember much about the size of the portions, but then again I was only there once for a weekend.
3rd division sides would score goals against that lot. Your entire right side consists of Rafael. Who has got torn apart by almost everyone.
What do you expect to win with that side?
I think at least one of Mata and Herrera is gonna be toast in all of this.
That basically the formation we played often last season, and will again now Balotelli is here, but with players that just don't suit. The formation needs runners, Henderson level runners, neither Di Maria or Herrera are that, fuck I might even say Cleverly would be better suited there in that formation. Also, as Ryan pointed out, Rafael playing there is an accident waiting to happen. If you were to play that formation though, it would make sense to drop Mata and play Di Maria at the tip of diamond, however, you're losing your best players doing that. We play that formation to allow our best players all to play, that formation doesn't allow that for you, however I struggle to think of a formation that will allow you to play ADM, JM, WR, RVP, whilst keeping them in their best positions, 4-2-3-1 maybe, with WR, JM, ADM rotating behind RVP? Maybe, but Rooney will be ineffective playing out wide, and leave your midfield exposed playing in the middle. Tricky.
Mata I reckon.
Yep, I agree. He's not quick enough to play in Van Gaal's fast break 3-5-2/4-3-3 and he offers nothing defensively. Mourinho didn't play him for exactly those reasons.
Sympathy?
Well, he probably could be busy defending himself against those questioning his move from a CL team to a club outside Europe.
I've decided to reserve special disdain for Herrera on the basis that I've always disliked people called Anders and it has served me well.
Good - we'll have him then.
Not to the same levels as Henderson and Allen, as you'd need in that formation.
Their defensive midfielder is a lot more mobile than ours, so you don't need to get back as quickly. And it depends if they play a high pressing game like we do.
That's true, the assumption would be they'd line up similarly to our diamond, where the side midfielders are expected to provide cover to the fullbacks as well as doing their midfield duties, either way, I don't think Di Maria would suit that position in the system, but he'd be perfect on the tip of the diamond, poor Mata.
No it is not from the Daily Mash
North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-Un is a Manchester United fan
It turns out the communist dictator of North Korea supports the Old Trafford outfit and orders the state TV to broadcast the matches
Kim Jong-Un is a Manchester United fan
Manchester United have another famous fan they can add to their books.
It turns out the communist dictator of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, supports the Old Trafford outfit.
According to reports, that's something he now wants to share with the rest of his country.
North Korea has very strict policies on the media, and only what has been sanctioned by the state can be searched for online, listened to or seen on TV.
And now the games will be broadcast to all of North Korea through state TV.
It's said to come amid other changes, which could include more European football, from Germany.
Other shows available to North Koreans include programmes on how to ride a horse and how to play golf.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ews/north-korean-dictator-kim-jong-un-7681845
North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-Un is a Manchester United fan
It turns out the communist dictator of North Korea supports the Old Trafford outfit and orders the state TV to broadcast the matches
Kim Jong-Un is a Manchester United fan
Manchester United have another famous fan they can add to their books.
It turns out the communist dictator of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, supports the Old Trafford outfit.
According to reports, that's something he now wants to share with the rest of his country.
North Korea has very strict policies on the media, and only what has been sanctioned by the state can be searched for online, listened to or seen on TV.
And now the games will be broadcast to all of North Korea through state TV.
It's said to come amid other changes, which could include more European football, from Germany.
Other shows available to North Koreans include programmes on how to ride a horse and how to play golf.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ews/north-korean-dictator-kim-jong-un-7681845
Not a bad deal, as long as we have replacement lined up.
No it is not from the Daily Mash
North Korean Dictator Kim Jong-Un is a Manchester United fan
It turns out the communist dictator of North Korea supports the Old Trafford outfit and orders the state TV to broadcast the matches
Kim Jong-Un is a Manchester United fan
Manchester United have another famous fan they can add to their books.
It turns out the communist dictator of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, supports the Old Trafford outfit.
According to reports, that's something he now wants to share with the rest of his country.
North Korea has very strict policies on the media, and only what has been sanctioned by the state can be searched for online, listened to or seen on TV.
And now the games will be broadcast to all of North Korea through state TV.
It's said to come amid other changes, which could include more European football, from Germany.
Other shows available to North Koreans include programmes on how to ride a horse and how to play golf.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ews/north-korean-dictator-kim-jong-un-7681845
Remember when we got grief because it emerged Bin Laden was a Liverpool fan? Ha.
Didn't he turn out to be a Arsenal fan then?
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