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Itu fakta bung ente pernah nulis gitu, kalau hari ini ente mau ngeles ke sana ke mari, pake bilang ane menerjemahkan asal dll, lah dimana2 skuad itu merujuk pada satu tim (itu bahasa indonesia). Quote:
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Gak mungkin kan pemain terburuk MU musim lalu versi Mourinho skrg ada di dalam skuad utama, sedangkan yang bukan malah ada di reserve? Quote:
2. Faktor usia? (Carrick yang tua aja di kasih kontrak 1 tahun) 3. Gak cocok ama gaya main? (Mata aja masih dikasih kesempatan jadi pelapis sampai hari ini) 4. Riwayat cedera (ente sendiri dah bilang Jones punya riwayat cedera) 5. Ribut ama pelatih (gak ada tuh beritanya) 6. Gak masuk dalam rencana (ya gak perlu sampe separah itu juga kali dibuang ke reserve, latihan aja tetap ama tim utama sambil ditawarin ke klub lain. Itung2 bisa jadi pelapis sementara kan). 7. Gak sesuai standar Mou (apa bedanya dengan kalimat dia pemain terburuk versi Mourinho musim lalu?) Nah itu analisa ane, semua alasan bisa tereliminasi, kecuali alasan emang ini pemain terburuk Quote:
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Simple, Mata mungkin bukan pemain yang gaya mainnya disuka Mou (sejak dari chelsea), tapi dengan kualitasnya dia masih masuk standar Mou minimal untuk pelapis. Kalau schweni ... ente mau ngeles ke sana ke mari, faktanya gak masuk standar untuk bisa mengimbangi latihan tim utama, apalagi untuk jadi pelapis. Lah jelas pemain terburuk musim lalu. Quote:
Ingat saya selalu bilang pemain terburuk versi Mou. Bedanya paling buncit ama terburuk apa ya? Quote:
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Mata bukan pemain terbaik MU musim lalu, tapi (seandainya) disisihkan lagi di MU, gak sampai disisihkan ke reserve kan? Dia bkn pemain terbaik MU musim lalu, tapi bukan juga pemain terburuk MU versi Mou. Mou mgkin gak cocok dengan gaya mainnya, tapi hari ini dia masih ada di tim utama, karena dianggap layak dan memenuhi standar pelatih. Quote:
Kenapa? Karena Mata masih masuk standar mou untuk jadi pelapis. Schweni, karena dia pemain terburuk maka untuk bisa ikut latihan ama tim utama aja dianggap gak mampu Last edited by J. A. Adji; 04-08-2016 at 12:08 PM.. |
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Ampun... Perdebatan udah 2 tahun tapi kok kayak mau dimulai gini? Trus dulu aku debat sama siapa ya? Ane rasa ente sudah paham maksud ane Om. Monggo dibaca lagi thread2 tentang Moyes terutama Moyes vs Van Gaal. Janganlah pura2 nggak paham gitu. Ndebat kok pake alasan Bahasa Indonesia. Lha trus dari 2 tahun ente ngapain? Jangan kalap gitu dong. Quote:
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Bagaimana dengan RVP? Dia juga disuruh latihan sendiri oleh Van Gaal di awal musim kedua. Apakah itu artinya dia pemain terburuk musim lalu? Nggak sesuai dengan stardar artinya terburuk? Ane baru tau. Klo baru tau klo pemain yang nggak sesuai dengan standar pelatih artinya terburuk. Berarti pemain yang dijual2 Van Gaal yang disebut2 pemain skuat juara artinya terburuk dong. Quote:
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Temen ente itu tadi ngomong ke ane, Om. Kata dia pemain urutan terbuncit versi Mou bukan berarti pemain terburuk United musim lalu. Dia juga bilang banyak alasan kenapa pemain dijual oleh manajer baru. Nggak cuma karena dia main buruk musim lalu. Trus dia bilang jangan suka nyambung2in hal2 yang emang nggak nyambung. Quote:
1. Di bulan Desember ada yang bilang United masih dalam perburuan gelar juara BPL (bukan FA lho). Padahal ane bilang berat. Poin udh jauh dan permainan buruk. Lha ada yang pake teori jumlah menang sama dengan si A, gol sama kayak si B, dst. 2. Ada yang bilang klo Van Gaal bisa ngasih 1 gelar aja bakal dipertahankan. 3. Ada yang bilang tidak ada masalah dengan United diperiode November Desember. Padahal Van Gaal sendiri mengakui ada masalah. Silahkan dibaca2 lagi tulisan ente sendiri. Ane sih baca tulisan ente, nggak kayak ente yang suka nggak baca tulisan ane. Quote:
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Tapi yang lucu masih ada di bawah om. Ketika ente mendebat saya dengan bilang "ada kata yang mulai diubah nih" Jadi kalau ente dengan kata "skuad bobrok" boleh diartikan semau ente, lalu nanti dibawah ente mulai menggunakan argumen kata gak boleh diubah. Ok konsisten sekali ente Yang ngeles itu contohnya gini. Saya: kenapa di jaman moyes Young lu bilang bobrok, tapi sekarang berkembang? Jawaban ente: Mana gue tahu kenapa begitu! Yang lain lagi Saya: perasaan saya gak nyalahin satu tim deh, saya hanya nyalahin satu orang. Bukannya di jaman moyes ente yang bilang skuad bobrok dan skuad gak layak ya? Lah itu baru nyalahin satu tim Jawaban ente: jangan asal dong mengartikan pendapat orang lain. Ane sudah review semua, monggo ditanggapin review ane. Quote:
Tapi ente sibuk ngurusin mereka yang sudah pergi dari klub. Kalo schweni belum pergi dari klub bung, tapi yang pasti gak juga diharapkan bertahan di klub. Yah kalo ente bilang schweni lebih baik dari Felli, itu kan kata ente, buktinya sekarang dilirik aja kagak. Quote:
LVG sudah kenal RVP dari lama, jadi LVG tahu kualitas RVP. Di musim perdana LVG, RVP dipakai, lalu apakah sesuai dengan ekspektasi LVG? Gitu juga di Maria, di musim kedua langsung dijual LVG. Tapi alasanya jelas, sudah dilihat dulu, sudah dicoba dulu, sudah pernah dimainkan dulu, gak cocok dilepas. Bagaimana dengan Schweni? Dilihat gak pernah, dicoba gak pernah, latihan sama tim utama saja gak boleh. Artinya dari musim lalu Mou sudah tahu dia pemain terburuk MU musim lalu. Quote:
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2. Tapi seingat ane, soal Mata di MU, beberapa minggu lalu Mou ngomong gini waktu ditanya soal Mata: "Tim ini pnya 60 pertandingan dalam satu musim, tidak bisa hanya 11 pemain yang bermain dalam 60 pertandingan itu. Saya membutuhkan Mata di sini." Artinya status Mata di Chelsea dan MU masih sama bung, sama2 pelapis, gak ada yang berubah. Tapi Mata sekalipun hanya pelapis gak sampai dibuang ke reserve kan? Quote:
Skillnya di atas rata2, lebih dari skillnya Felli (menurut ente) Mungkin dia bukan pemain terburuk MU musim lalu (bisa jadi predikat itu buat ente jatuhnya ke Felli, Young, Valencia, atau bahkan Rooney) Tapi ya sudah, yang penting kalau buat ane doi dah gak main lagi di lapangan tengah MU itu sudah lebih dari cukup. Dan plusnya Felli, Young, Valencia, Rooney sampe tadi pagi masih ada di lapangan tengah MU. |
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Mou tentu melihat mana pemain yang sesuai dengan visinya dari apa yang ditampilkan musim lalu. Dan apa yang ditampilkan Schwenie musim lalu? 1/2 musim cedera. Mou sih pasti bisa melihat (seharusnya semua orang bisa) riwayat cedera Schwenie bahkan sebelum di United. Mari dirinci.. 15/16 5x cedera dengan total 136 hari dan absen di 24 pertandingan 14/15 2x cedera dengan total 112 hari dan absen di 22 pertandingan 13/14 4x cedera dengan total 99 hari dan absen di 28 pertandingan Ditambah umur Schwenie yang tidak muda lagi plus "filosofi" Mou yang lebih sreg memiliki skuat minim (kabarnya cuma 24) jadi wajar klo Schwenie nggak masuk rencana Mou. Klo mo bicara pemain terburuk musim lalu klo menurutku lihat aja si #7 . Tapi Mou sih logis, umur sih muda. Masih ada waktu buat Memphis berkembang. Karena itu dia masih dikasih kesempatan. Klo Schwenie, klo nggak cedera sih lumayan. Silahkan nonton United di awal2 musim saat dia pulih. Jangan nonton di akhir2, dia kan nggak maen gara2 cedera. Yang sering main di akhir musim justru Fellaini. |
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David de Gea's Manchester United careers remain shrouded in uncertainty... but who will Jose Mourinho hold on to and who looks certain for the exit this summer?
* Zlatan Ibrahimovic's future at Old Trafford is uncertain as his contract expires * Real Madrid have started 'Operation David de Gea' to sign Spaniard in £60m deal * United are looking to bolster their defence this summer after many injury woes * Wayne Rooney looks set for exit while Jesse Lingard has signed a new contract * Midfielders Ander Herrera and Henrikh Mkhitaryan have proven indispensable Concerns continue to be raised over Zlatan Ibrahimovic's future at Manchester United with the striker's contract situation surrounded in mystery. The Swede has done little to dissuade United fans that he will be staying at Old Trafford next season after a series of ambiguous statements in recent months. David de Gea's current dilemma is another which will have fans on tenterhooks, with Real Madrid preparing a potential £60million deal for the goalkeeper this summer. Jose Mourinho will be making plans for the summer, but who will make it through the window? Manager Jose Mourinho has continued his berating of certain players' attitudes – Luke Shaw, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling all recent recipients of the Portuguese's wrath – and the boss appears increasingly frustrated with his current crop. Injuries to Shaw and Eric Bailly against Swansea have left United's beleaguered squad limping towards the end of the season. With Mourinho set to bolster his squad in all areas this summer, Sportsmail casts an eye over the current United outfit and the likelihood of each player staying in the next window. David de Gea As much as United would love to keep hold of the three-time winner of the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award, it appears the Spaniard could be on his way out. Real Madrid will launch 'Operation David de Gea' this summer and are determined to bring the goalkeeper back to his home city of Madrid in a £60million deal. Stay rating: 2.5/5 David de Gea will be the subject of much speculation with Real Madrid sniffing around.David de Gea has been player of the year at United three times, but will he leave for Madrid? Antonio Valencia During a time where he has seen dozens of players walk through the door at Carrington, Antonio Valencia has gone from strength to strength. The Ecuadorian has shone in his role at right back and been the Red Devils' most consistent performer this season and will be many United fans' pick for player of the year. Stay rating: 5/5 Antonio Valencia has been one of the most consistent performers at Old Trafford this season Matteo Darmian The Italian looked to be part of the 'frozen out' clan at Old Trafford, but a depleted back four has meant Darmian has been called upon to fill in during the latter stages of the season. His versatility will curry favour with Mourinho, and with other United defenders appearing set to leave the club, Darmian's ability to play left and right back to see him stay. Stay rating: 3/5 Phil Jones The England international was the subject of a dig from the Portuguese in recent weeks, with the manager criticising his and Chris Smalling's lack of determination to get back from injury sooner. The defender increasingly finds himself on the injury table and may be one of the causalities of Mourinho's cull this summer. Stay rating: 1.5/5 Chris Smalling There was a time where Smalling's career at United was progressing nicely. A regular for both England and his club team, the 27-year-old was tipped as a future captain of England's most successful Premier League club. But at least one centre back looks certain to leave, whether it is Smalling or Jones is yet to be seen. Stay rating: 2/5 Phil Jones and Chris Smalling both have their careers at Old Trafford shrouded in doubt Eric Bailly The Ivorian has impressed in his debut season in English football. Calm, calculated and Mourinho's go-to man at the heart of defence. His season has been cut short by injury, as well as his mid-season trip to the Africa Cup of Nations in January, but Bailly is one of the promising talents at Old Trafford and will hope to kick-on next year. Stay rating: 5/5 Marcos Rojo Rojo is flourishing under Mourinho, enjoying his finest season in a United shirt, and the manager said the Argentinian was playing some of the best football of his career. Rojo was a regular for his club and country at centre back, but was ruled out for the remainder of the season after picking up an injury against Anderlecht in the Europa League. Stay rating: 5/5 Marcos Rojo was enjoying his best season in a Manchester United shirt before his injury Daley Blind Another versatile player who has had an important role to play amid the injury crisis which has struck the club. Capable of playing centrally or on the left of defence, the Dutchman is another player who Mourinho has called upon numerous times throughout a long campaign. A rotating squad man who can expect to stay. Stay rating: 4/5 Daley Blind's versatility has curried favour with the United boss during his side's injury crisis Luke Shaw The all-too familiar sight of an injured Luke Shaw walking off the field against Swansea did not make good viewing for any United fan – or manager. This season has been a horror show for the left back – frozen out, injured and unable to get a foothold in the side. Not to mention the victim of numerous Mourinho jibes, it seems his latest injury woe could be the one which seals his fate this summer. Stay rating: 1/5 Ashley Young A tremendously diligent player who has worked hard to hone his craft in defence –much like Antonio Valencia. His contract runs out next season, however, and clubs will be looking at the 31-year-old. If Mourinho does bolster his defence, Young could be one of the players to make way this summer. Stay rating: 2/5 Michael Carrick Will United ever replace Michael Carrick? The Englishman is held in high regard by many in the footballing world for his penetrative passing and swift footballing brain. His contract runs out in the summer and talks of renewal have gone quiet. With United certain for more European football again next season, someone of Carrick's experience would be vital for Mourinho. An extension may well be on the cards. Stay rating: 3.5/5 Michael Carrick's contract runs out at the end of the season with no extension signed just yet Ander Herrera Herrera has emerged as a player who Mourinho cannot do without. The box-to-box midfielder whose grit and determination, coupled with an eye for a pass, have been the heartbeat of United's midfield this year. Herrera has already expressed he would be delighted to stay at Old Trafford, should United hope to extend his contract. Stay rating: 5/5 Marouane Fellaini Jose Mourinho has a clear idea in his mind of players he likes and players he does not. Fellaini, for all of his flaws, is a player the Portuguese likes. An awkward and combative midfielder, the Belgian has been deployed to break up play and is often used as a target man. Stupid decisions, conceding penalties, headbutts and elbows aside, Fellaini will expect to stay at United next season. Stay rating: 4/5 Despite Marouane Fellaini's flaws, Mourinho admires his abilities and won't be letting him go Paul Pogba Everyone has weighed in on whether they feel Paul Pogba's breakthrough season at United has been a success. United's previous record signing, Angel Di Maria, left after just one season in the north-west – however there is not much danger of the £89million man leaving after his first campaign. Next year he will look to build on his seven goals and three assists in all competitions so far this season. Stay rating: 5/5 Paul Pogba will be central to United's plans and will be going nowhere this summer Wayne Rooney Wayne Rooney broke Sir Bobby Charlton's goalscoring record for United this season – the only positive in what has otherwise been a miserable season for the skipper. So often the go-to man throughout his years, it appears he has only a few games left in what has been a remarkable career for the Red Devils. Where he will play his football next season is unknown, but what is almost certain is that it will not be at United. Stay rating: 1/5 Wayne Rooney has played a bit-part this season and is almost certain to leave this summer. The United skipper has fallen down the pecking order and this could be his swansong season Juan Mata There was an air of tension surrounding Juan Mata and Jose Mourinho when the manager arrived last summer. It was unclear how the Spaniard would fit into his plans. But with 10 invaluable goals, making him the second-top scorer, and four assists, Mata has rendered himself indispensable. Stay rating: 4/5 Juan Mata has proven useful and has chipped in with an invaluable 10 goals for the Red Devils Henrikh Mkhitaryan A slow burner during his first season in England's top flight, Mkhitaryan has rekindled the scintillating form shown at Borussia Dortmund last year. His link-up play with Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been one of the trademarks of United's season and supporters will hope he can build on his encouraging form next time out. Stay rating: 5/5 Anthony Martial A frustrating season for the Frenchman. The forward was a glimmer of hope during Louis van Gaal's doomed reign at Old Trafford, but he appears to have taken a step back this year. Earmarked as a terrific talent, a number of European clubs are sure to be interested in the 21-year-old's situation. But still very young, Mourinho will hope he blossoms in seasons to come. Stay rating: 3/5 Many clubs will be interested in Anthony Martial's situation after failing to kick on this year Jesse Lingard Lingard was rewarded for his performances this season by signing a bumper new contract worth £100,000-a-week last month. Mourinho has used the forward often this season, turning out 40 times in a hectic campaign, and has carved his way in the red shirt. His goals have also been a welcome addition, such as in the League Cup final win over Southampton, which saw him leapfrog Martial in the pecking order. Stay rating: 5/5 Marcus Rashford The golden boy of Manchester. Marcus Rashford revealed what he has learned from Ibrahimovic has been invaluable – which will be music to the ears of United fans –and his 10 goals this season will be a good starting point to pick up from next year. Sharp, vibrant and an eye for the back of the net, the striker will be in the forefront of Mourinho's mind when building for seasons to come – no matter who is brought in. Stay rating: 5/5 Marcus Rashford has learned a lot from Ibrahimovic and Mourinho will hope he progresses Zlatan Ibrahimovic A tricky one. Ibrahimovic has not done much to quell supporters fears he may leave this summer. After disproving even the most fervent doubters, his 28 goals and nine assists means Mourinho will be desperate to tie him down to a new deal. But could the Swede be seeking a new challenge abroad? The MLS? China? Once he has recovered from surgery, we will all find out. Stay rating: 2.5/5 Code:
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3 nama yg langsung muncul :
1. Smalling : Sering cedera n blunder 2. Jones : sering cedera 3. Shaw : sering cedera MU punya stok CB terbanyak di antara club2 elit di Eropa...6...tapi ironisnya defencenya sering bgd kacau balau. |
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Re: Who Will Go This Summer ??
Manchester United have a habit of triggering 12-month extensions... but who benefits from the clause? Do all the players in the squad have them? And does the plan ever fail?
* Manchester United have extended a number of deals using extension clauses * They are currently delaying tying Anthony Martial down to a new contract * Not every player in the side has a 12-month extension clause in their contract * Sportsmail has taken a look at why United do it and whether it always works It has become a familiar story emerging from Old Trafford. Manchester United activating a 12-month extension on the contracts of their players to keep them at the club for another year. Recently, Juan Mata, Ander Herrera, Daley Blind, Luke Shaw and Ashley Young have seen the clauses triggered in their United deals. So why do the club do it and who benefits? Does every United player have the 12-month clause in their contracts? It seems that way but, no, not everyone. Marcos Rojo, for instance, signed a five-year contract when he joined United from Sporting Lisbon for £16million in 2014, with no option to extend. It means the Argentina defender will be a free agent at the end of next season and able to negotiate with foreign clubs from January 1, 2019. Rojo does seem to be an exception at United these days though. Most players have the clause built into their contracts. United almost take it for granted that the option will be taken up. i.e. a four-year contract with a one-year option is seen as a five-year contract. Why do the club do it? It gives them a degree of flexibility when it comes to renegotiating players’ contracts and helps to protect their assets. Typically, United open talks over a new deal between two years and 18 months before the current one is due to expire. If they are unable to agree terms with the player’s representatives – as was the case with Marouane Fellaini’s camp last year – they can activate the additional 12 months to keep the player at Old Trafford for another season. Marouane Fellaini's deal was extended last year with Manchester United unable to agree terms It gives them more time to negotiate while ensuring the player doesn’t leave as a free agent in the meantime. However, it also reflects the state of flux at Old Trafford in the years since Sir Alex Ferguson retired in 2013. With a high turnover of players and three managers in five years, the 12-month option gives United a little more wriggle room if the manager doesn’t like a player he has inherited or vice-versa. But they won’t want to keep every player? No. But even if the plan is to offload the player in the future, triggering the option on his contract adds to his value and protects United’s asset because any club wanting to acquire him knows it will be another year before he becomes a free agent. It significantly improves United’s chances of getting a transfer fee for the player. Daley Blind, for example, is unlikely to be given a new contract. But by tying him to the club for another year, United will be able to demand a fee for him this summer. It’s common sense really. Daley Blind will probably not get a new deal but United tied him to the club for another year Does the plan ever fail? Of course. In Fellaini’s case, United triggered the 12-month extension but they have been unable to persuade him to sign a new contract in that time. He has been able to talk to foreign clubs, notably in Turkey, since January and is expected to leave at the end of the season. A player who cost £27.5million – and still worth a substantial amount if he was under contract – goes for nothing. On top of that, the Belgian has only played 16 times this season due to a troublesome knee injury. Is the option always on the club’s side rather than the player’s? Usually. Clubs are understandably reluctant to give that power to a player who may be worth a fortune but could walk away for nothing when a better offer comes along. So United hold all the cards with their players? Not all the cards. A good agent will make sure that the 12-month option includes a sizeable pay rise for his client to redress the imbalance and make the club think twice. It might be worth their while to simply offer the player a new contract rather than pay the additional wages for an extra year with no guarantee that he will stay at the end of it. Ashley Young is another player who has had his contract extended by using the clause Code:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-5445085/Man-United-contract-extension-clauses.html
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