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Manchester United (Red Devils) | Special Thread
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Manchester United
-are ready to use Shinji Kagawa as bait to land Mats Hummels from Borussia Dortmund, according to reports fromThe Express
The Red Devils are thought to be desperate to get the German World Cup winner to Old Trafford this summer, with manager Louis van Gaal keen on the commanding enforcer.
With Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand having been released, United are short on experience at the back, which is seen as a problem by the Dutchman as he looks to usher in a new three-man central defensive
Hummels is seen as the ideal player to step in, but Dortmund are, understandably, reluctant to let him leave.
But the 2012/13 Premier League champions are ready to tempt them into letting him go by offering Kagawa as bait.
The Japanese playmaker joined United from the Bundesliga side in 2012, and has been heavily linked with a return to his old stomping ground after failing to make an impact at the Theatre of Dreams.
BVB are thought to be keen on him, while fans of the club have even made online petitions to get him back to the Westfalenstadion in the past.
With LVG having suggested that his inherited squad is a little top heavy, he may well be eager to get rid of the Asian star if it means addressing pressing concerns.
United are also ready to make a similar offer for Thomas Vermaelen, with Arsenal rumoured to be watching Nani.
-are ready to use Shinji Kagawa as bait to land Mats Hummels from Borussia Dortmund, according to reports fromThe Express
The Red Devils are thought to be desperate to get the German World Cup winner to Old Trafford this summer, with manager Louis van Gaal keen on the commanding enforcer.
With Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand having been released, United are short on experience at the back, which is seen as a problem by the Dutchman as he looks to usher in a new three-man central defensive
Hummels is seen as the ideal player to step in, but Dortmund are, understandably, reluctant to let him leave.
But the 2012/13 Premier League champions are ready to tempt them into letting him go by offering Kagawa as bait.
The Japanese playmaker joined United from the Bundesliga side in 2012, and has been heavily linked with a return to his old stomping ground after failing to make an impact at the Theatre of Dreams.
BVB are thought to be keen on him, while fans of the club have even made online petitions to get him back to the Westfalenstadion in the past.
With LVG having suggested that his inherited squad is a little top heavy, he may well be eager to get rid of the Asian star if it means addressing pressing concerns.
United are also ready to make a similar offer for Thomas Vermaelen, with Arsenal rumoured to be watching Nani.
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Aisee...!!!
Sijawahi sikia wakisema hii ni source ya hizo mambo za usajili ila nimeipenda ilivyo
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ángel_di_María
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Chelsea and Liverpool dealt transfer blow as target's agent wants Manchester United move!!!
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Sijui ni wamejichanganya au vipi ila habari hii mbaya kwao imepostiwa kwenye moja ya page za Chelsea kuwa agent wa Vidal anataka uhamisho wa mteja wake uwe ni ule wa kutua United mbali na vilabu vingi kutaka sign ya mchezaji huyo....
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http://sillyseason.com/football/ser...ls-agent-working-around-clock-united-transfer
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Sijui ni wamejichanganya au vipi ila habari hii mbaya kwao imepostiwa kwenye moja ya page za Chelsea kuwa agent wa Vidal anataka uhamisho wa mteja wake uwe ni ule wa kutua United mbali na vilabu vingi kutaka sign ya mchezaji huyo....
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http://sillyseason.com/football/ser...ls-agent-working-around-clock-united-transfer
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Hapo alikuwa anawasili Carrington Training Ground kwa ajili ya kufanyiwa vipimo
Next: Cavanni ataonekana Carrington soon, akifuatiwa na beki wa "wakaanga sumu", halafu Tutamuona Di Maria naye akipelekwa Carrington
Ohh ninakumbuka walikuwa wanasema UTD haiwezi kusajili World Class Players, sisi kimya kimya tu vitendo vitaonekana
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Ndugu yangu DonDonald hehehe unaharaka vuta subra Mie pia nafikiri Vidal anakwenda Man United ila Carrington Training Ground hii Picture Kama sio Fake basi ni Italy au kwao Chile au Team ya Man U gari zao usukani upo ubavu ule itakuwa ya kweli mchana huo siku hizi hata wewe DonDonald ungetumia Video Camera ya simu kuliko picha hapo. social media Mie siziamini.
Hapo alikuwa anawasili Carrington Training Ground kwa ajili ya kufanyiwa vipimo
Next: Cavanni ataonekana Carrington soon, akifuatiwa na beki wa "wakaanga sumu", halafu Tutamuona Di Maria naye akipelekwa Carrington
Ohh ninakumbuka walikuwa wanasema UTD haiwezi kusajili World Class Players, sisi kimya kimya tu vitendo vitaonekana
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Hapo alikuwa anawasili Carrington Training Ground kwa ajili ya kufanyiwa vipimo
Next: Cavanni ataonekana Carrington soon, akifuatiwa na beki wa "wakaanga sumu", halafu Tutamuona Di Maria naye akipelekwa Carrington
Ohh ninakumbuka walikuwa wanasema UTD haiwezi kusajili World Class Players, sisi kimya kimya tu vitendo vitaonekana
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Endelea kuota umeokota dala na kulifumbatia kiganjani ukiamka utakuta kiganja kipo kitupu
DonDonald
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Tatizo lako wewe una freeview channels tuu, nilitaka nikuambie kesho angalia ch 405 utaona breaking news gani itakuwepo.
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Ebana umepata ticket ya Final ?
Hehheheheh box Lako Kama langu usijifanye 405 Sema tu unabinya sports unaanza kutafuta za sky ngoja ugongewe mlango nitakuja kukutembelea MP aliniokoa.
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Hahaha kijana acha ujanja ujanja utakuja kufungwa lol, ebana MP yupo mitaa ipi?
Naona timu yenu soon mtabadilisha jina , mjiite Southampton Utd
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Final ipi hiyo? Ebana kumbe mitaa yenu bado mnatumia hayo mabox sio lol.
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Style mpya ya uchezaji wa Man U ni ngumu lkn inamanufaa makubwa mbeleni, huwezi kufikiri Kama ndio united ile ,Wanacheza vzr , kuliko maelezo ,wakipotezapira winga inakufa wanarudi kuwa wakabaji, wakipatapira winga inachanua, alafu hawachezi ile ya kukimbizana pasi 2,3,4 na mipira hadi golini, wanamiliki mipira wanapiga Sambusa, wanacreate nafasi za kufunga kiufundi mpaka unasikia raha kuwatazama, kwa ufupi wana 1st 11 mbili na mtawaona vzr mwanzoni mwa msimu
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[h=1]Louis Van Gaal's 'spy cameras' track Manchester United stars' every move in training, reveals Jonny Evans[/h]
[h=1]Louis Van Gaal's 'spy cameras' track Manchester United stars' every move in training, reveals Jonny Evans[/h] [h=2]These are changing times at Old Trafford and defender highlights manager's attention to detail with every player movement in training now under video scrutiny[/h]
Adjustment: Louis van Gaal has warned it could take up to three months for his players to become fully comfortable with his methods Photo: ACTION IMAGES
By Mark Ogden, Northern Football Correspondent, in Detroit
10:30PM BST 31 Jul 2014
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Jonny Evans has revealed the full extent of Louis van Gaal's attention to detail at Manchester United, claiming the new manager has adopted a Big Brother approach to training involving camera surveillance of every movement on the pitch.
Van Gaal, who officially began work as United manager two weeks ago, is attempting to accelerate the team's adjustment to a 3-4-1-2 formation during the pre-season tour of the United States, which continues against Real Madrid in front of a 109,000 crowd in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Saturday.
The former Holland coach has also introduced changes behind the scenes, from training times to the squad's dining arrangements and the overhauling of pitches at the club's Carrington base.
But with United ploughing around £3 million into Van Gaal's planned improvements at Carrington, centre-half Evans admits the biggest surprise has been the cameras that have been positioned alongside the training pitches.
"I think it is a lot more detailed at the training ground now," he said. "They have spent thousands on it and a few of the lads have seen HD cameras around the pitch. We have this camera system where he [Van Gaal] can watch us on the pitch. I think a lot of teams use it, but we are looking into it in quite a lot of detail.
"He is saying things like, ‘You should be five yards to the right' after watching the footage and we are able to see things that are happening live on the pitch. We went through a video recently and I was 10 yards out of position. There are things you are doing on the pitch, and the whole team will be feeling the same, and you are thinking, ‘Am I in the right position?' Then he will show you in the video and you will know"
Van Gaal has warned it could take up to three months for his players to become fully comfortable with his methods having introduced new training drills and dispensed with the back four formation that United have used for more than two decades.
"He said the same to us, ‘You will find it hard'," Evans said. "He said we would find it hard mentally because he wants us all to push ourselves to the limit. That is what it feels like. We are all going to bed and sleeping well anyway. But that is the standard he has set for us. There are a lot of fine details that we all have to stick to, but I think what it does is give everyone a comfort zone because we all know that is the standard.
"It is everything from the clothes you wear to the time you have a meal and everyone eating together."
At 26, Evans, the Northern Ireland international, admits he must emerge as a senior figure under Van Gaal having been regarded as a young prospect alongside the likes of Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand. With the two long-serving defenders leaving United this summer, Evans faces the dual challenge of adapting to a new system and proving his worth to the new manager, but he insists he is ready to grasp his chance.
"If you look at Nemanja, he didn't join us until he was 25 or 26," Evans said. "That's the same age as me now, but for the last six or seven years it has not been a case of not wanting to step up. The aim is always to be the best that you can. I have benefited from playing with Rio and Nemanja, and Wes Brown before that. I have learnt a lot throughout my career and it is a big time in my career now.
"But as for the new system, people get obsessed with formations, over whether it is a three or a five, but the philosophy stays the same when you are playing out from the back. A lot of teams have three at the back with two full-backs going high and that's how they play out. When they defend, an extra midfielder will come deeper and play in front of a back four.
"It is just about fine tuning and once you catch on to things, you understand it. It is different, but the good thing is the manager has taken time with us and not just thrown us into a system."
Twelve months ago, United prepared for a new campaign following another change of manager, with David Moyes replacing Sir Alex Ferguson, and the optimism at that time was similar to that being expressed under Van Gaal.
Moyes was unable to sustain the feel-good factor, with United enduring a nightmare campaign, and Evans admits a determination to right the wrongs of last season.
"Louis van Gaal's record does demand respect but David Moyes got a lot of respect from the lads and we treated him exactly the same way as when Louis van Gaal came in. I'm not sure why it went wrong. But people are now saying Manchester United can't win the league, so that is a big motivation to us."
Louis Van Gaal's 'spy cameras' track Manchester United stars' every move in training, reveals Jonny Evans - Telegraph
[h=1]Louis Van Gaal's 'spy cameras' track Manchester United stars' every move in training, reveals Jonny Evans[/h] [h=2]These are changing times at Old Trafford and defender highlights manager's attention to detail with every player movement in training now under video scrutiny[/h]
By Mark Ogden, Northern Football Correspondent, in Detroit
10:30PM BST 31 Jul 2014
Jonny Evans has revealed the full extent of Louis van Gaal's attention to detail at Manchester United, claiming the new manager has adopted a Big Brother approach to training involving camera surveillance of every movement on the pitch.
Van Gaal, who officially began work as United manager two weeks ago, is attempting to accelerate the team's adjustment to a 3-4-1-2 formation during the pre-season tour of the United States, which continues against Real Madrid in front of a 109,000 crowd in Ann Arbor, Michigan, on Saturday.
The former Holland coach has also introduced changes behind the scenes, from training times to the squad's dining arrangements and the overhauling of pitches at the club's Carrington base.
But with United ploughing around £3 million into Van Gaal's planned improvements at Carrington, centre-half Evans admits the biggest surprise has been the cameras that have been positioned alongside the training pitches.
"I think it is a lot more detailed at the training ground now," he said. "They have spent thousands on it and a few of the lads have seen HD cameras around the pitch. We have this camera system where he [Van Gaal] can watch us on the pitch. I think a lot of teams use it, but we are looking into it in quite a lot of detail.
"He is saying things like, ‘You should be five yards to the right' after watching the footage and we are able to see things that are happening live on the pitch. We went through a video recently and I was 10 yards out of position. There are things you are doing on the pitch, and the whole team will be feeling the same, and you are thinking, ‘Am I in the right position?' Then he will show you in the video and you will know"
Van Gaal has warned it could take up to three months for his players to become fully comfortable with his methods having introduced new training drills and dispensed with the back four formation that United have used for more than two decades.
"He said the same to us, ‘You will find it hard'," Evans said. "He said we would find it hard mentally because he wants us all to push ourselves to the limit. That is what it feels like. We are all going to bed and sleeping well anyway. But that is the standard he has set for us. There are a lot of fine details that we all have to stick to, but I think what it does is give everyone a comfort zone because we all know that is the standard.
"It is everything from the clothes you wear to the time you have a meal and everyone eating together."
At 26, Evans, the Northern Ireland international, admits he must emerge as a senior figure under Van Gaal having been regarded as a young prospect alongside the likes of Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand. With the two long-serving defenders leaving United this summer, Evans faces the dual challenge of adapting to a new system and proving his worth to the new manager, but he insists he is ready to grasp his chance.
"If you look at Nemanja, he didn't join us until he was 25 or 26," Evans said. "That's the same age as me now, but for the last six or seven years it has not been a case of not wanting to step up. The aim is always to be the best that you can. I have benefited from playing with Rio and Nemanja, and Wes Brown before that. I have learnt a lot throughout my career and it is a big time in my career now.
"But as for the new system, people get obsessed with formations, over whether it is a three or a five, but the philosophy stays the same when you are playing out from the back. A lot of teams have three at the back with two full-backs going high and that's how they play out. When they defend, an extra midfielder will come deeper and play in front of a back four.
"It is just about fine tuning and once you catch on to things, you understand it. It is different, but the good thing is the manager has taken time with us and not just thrown us into a system."
Twelve months ago, United prepared for a new campaign following another change of manager, with David Moyes replacing Sir Alex Ferguson, and the optimism at that time was similar to that being expressed under Van Gaal.
Moyes was unable to sustain the feel-good factor, with United enduring a nightmare campaign, and Evans admits a determination to right the wrongs of last season.
"Louis van Gaal's record does demand respect but David Moyes got a lot of respect from the lads and we treated him exactly the same way as when Louis van Gaal came in. I'm not sure why it went wrong. But people are now saying Manchester United can't win the league, so that is a big motivation to us."
Louis Van Gaal's 'spy cameras' track Manchester United stars' every move in training, reveals Jonny Evans - Telegraph
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