FINALLY, KAGAWA IS COMING TO TOWN

Don't know what Macheda has to do with this thread, but since his name has been brought up, all I'm going to say is that he's going to stay with us next season and won't be loaned out, unless he performs below expectation, then we can consider loaning him out next January. The reason for the Italian staying is because Will Keane, who was going to get a chance as one of our back up strikers, is out up until next year, so it would be foolish to invest in a new striker, when we already have Macheda, regardless of whether anyone rates him or not.

Saw Will keane in the last England U-21 match and he looks like a special Talent. Hoping to see more of him next season

Nice to see you back posting again, RG.

II Capitano wrote:Don't know what Macheda has to do with this thread, but since his name has been brought up, all I'm going to say is that he's going to stay with us next season and won't be loaned out, unless he performs below expectation, then we can consider loaning him out next January. The reason for the Italian staying is because Will Keane, who was going to get a chance as one of our back up strikers, is out up until next year, so it would be foolish to invest in a new striker, when we already have Macheda, regardless of whether anyone rates him or not.

I only brought up Macheda, because of the comment above me.

II Capitano wrote:Don't know what Macheda has to do with this thread, but since his name has been brought up, all I'm going to say is that he's going to stay with us next season and won't be loaned out, unless he performs below expectation, then we can consider loaning him out next January. The reason for the Italian staying is because Will Keane, who was going to get a chance as one of our back up strikers, is out up until next year, so it would be foolish to invest in a new striker, when we already have Macheda, regardless of whether anyone rates him or not.

You misunderstood.

I said a few players had to go before MU sign a few more, and Macheda along with few others should go. But I didn't specifically talk about Macheda.

Dutti wrote:

II Capitano wrote:Don't know what Macheda has to do with this thread, but since his name has been brought up, all I'm going to say is that he's going to stay with us next season and won't be loaned out, unless he performs below expectation, then we can consider loaning him out next January. The reason for the Italian staying is because Will Keane, who was going to get a chance as one of our back up strikers, is out up until next year, so it would be foolish to invest in a new striker, when we already have Macheda, regardless of whether anyone rates him or not.

You misunderstood.

I said a few players had to go before MU sign a few more, and Macheda along with few others should go. But I didn't specifically talk about Macheda.

Sorry, I didn't see your post. Macheda won't leave, though, because of the shortage in our attacking department.

II Capitano wrote:

Dutti wrote:

II Capitano wrote:Don't know what Macheda has to do with this thread, but since his name has been brought up, all I'm going to say is that he's going to stay with us next season and won't be loaned out, unless he performs below expectation, then we can consider loaning him out next January. The reason for the Italian staying is because Will Keane, who was going to get a chance as one of our back up strikers, is out up until next year, so it would be foolish to invest in a new striker, when we already have Macheda, regardless of whether anyone rates him or not.

You misunderstood.

I said a few players had to go before MU sign a few more, and Macheda along with few others should go. But I didn't specifically talk about Macheda.

Sorry, I didn't see your post. Macheda won't leave, though, because of the shortage in our attacking department.

Even with the shortage of our striking department, he still won't break the first team. He is just not good enough. He wasn't even good enough for Mark Hughes' QPR, and flopped badly at Sampdoria.

He needs another loan spell to work out for him, otherwise he will be another statistic of former Utd players who failed to make it at the club.

he doesn't want the #7 shirt :O
probably too pressured

Smart decision by a smart player.

Said he wants to carve an image of his own. Good decision for him, but surely after helping Dortmund win the BL in the past 2 seasons fan expectations will be great.

Hope he does well, though.

#7 is my fav number....can't believe owen wore it T_T

i own a #7 owen jersey

just adding something i thought, i can't be the only person that thought with kagawa holding the jersey it really didn't look that bad?

isignedupjusttoseesigs wrote:i own a #7 owen jersey

just adding something i thought, i can't be the only person that thought with kagawa holding the jersey it really didn't look that bad?

Yes if you want to have the rest of the wummy world laugh at you and say, "luk at iz yanited yersey, iz zoo like a table cloth!"

Just joking. (Anyway, I would kill for a Kagawa jersey TBH.)

Off topic: welcome to the united forums!

RED 80s. wrote:

II Capitano wrote:

Dutti wrote:

II Capitano wrote:Don't know what Macheda has to do with this thread, but since his name has been brought up, all I'm going to say is that he's going to stay with us next season and won't be loaned out, unless he performs below expectation, then we can consider loaning him out next January. The reason for the Italian staying is because Will Keane, who was going to get a chance as one of our back up strikers, is out up until next year, so it would be foolish to invest in a new striker, when we already have Macheda, regardless of whether anyone rates him or not.

You misunderstood.

I said a few players had to go before MU sign a few more, and Macheda along with few others should go. But I didn't specifically talk about Macheda.

Sorry, I didn't see your post. Macheda won't leave, though, because of the shortage in our attacking department.

Even with the shortage of our striking department, he still won't break the first team. He is just not good enough. He wasn't even good enough for Mark Hughes' QPR, and flopped badly at Sampdoria.

He needs another loan spell to work out for him, otherwise he will be another statistic of former Utd players who failed to make it at the club.

Mate, I'm not expecting him to break into first team, he's far away from becoming a quality first team addition, like Welbeck, but he is going to be used in the Carling Cup games and so on, until around January, when teams can make a solid offer or a loan move. I don't want him to go just yet.

congrats, incredible player

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isignedupjusttoseesigs wrote:
I would kill for a Kagawa jersey

Kagawa's work permit is delayed in the Philippines so he cannot join in our preseason yet.

Red tape.

BTW, the new kit looks good. Just ignore the striped/checkered design. I have one already.

Dammit man, I wanna see this guy in training/playing for us so badly.

Blame my country for that.

I'm also excited to see him in a United shirt.

jibers wrote:

Quite the contrary. SAF said Nick Powell will be the one to play DM.

http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2012/07/12/3237257/sir-alex-reveals-manchester-united-are-poised-to-make-one-or-two-

RED 80s. wrote:Dammit man, I wanna see this guy in training/playing for us so badly.

I will attend the Shanghai game. I think I'll be able to see him in action.

Swagawa more like..
Looks like a class signing, hoping he can be the danger man we need to link attacks from midfield, especially if Cleverly decides he wants be injured again..

In case you have missed the match



Great debut. Always trying for the killer pass

genuinely impressed with what I've seen of him so far. Not gonna get too hyped though, the real test will be the prem and CL.

Good signs so far.

Can anyone confirm this?

There are reports that Shinji Kagawa's girlfriend is a Japanese pornstar!

Hahaha....