Blue Blood wrote:twosips wrote:Fellaini is not what United need at all. He's just a big lumbersome bloke who likes to throw his weight around in the area. As a proper midfielder he's very average. He's not gonna unlock any defences, put it that way.
Delighted the rags paid £27 million for Felliani. They have vastly over-paid on a very average player. Barry will fill his vacant role at Everton with ease.
Nothing to fear at all from the scum this summer, it all ended how we knew it would, overpaying for Felliani.
Bacon must be looking at all this and thinking what the fuck. Hilarious.
Felaini's main asset is heading a football.
Of course he can be useful on the ground too, but his main asset & his only true top level quality, is winning headers in midfield & upfront (he's not that great defending his own box when challenged by a half decent player).
I can't make any conclusion from this other than Moyes is Evertonising Utd. The fantasy of Fabregas/Modric etc creating a passing team at the Swamp was an interesting situation but this ? Fellaini is no mug at simple passing but he is not a real asset to pass & move football, he is not quick, his tackles are of the mistimed/ red card variety & he doesn't protect the defence anymore than Yaya or Fernandinho do (apart from headers).
His most successful job for Everton is 2nd striker who drops back & makes interceptions. Isn't that Rooney's job ?
That could be a problem for us, as we are shite v Everton, but it's not much of a problem for anyone else.
Looks like a 'gritty' version of Utd is next on the cards rather than the footballing evolution which was hinted at by the bullshit targets.