Brazilian midfielder Anderson is on the verge of quitting Manchester United after a rift with manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
It is believed the bust-up begun after Anderson complained of not being included in the Red Devils Community Shield line-up.
Ferguson was said to be stunned over Anderson’s refusal to back down from the argument and has granted him the right to leave the club if he wishes.
The 21-year old would prefer to quit the club rather than sit on the bench.
he's a decent player, and at a young age he has good potential with the club.
but
he's a decent player, and at a young age he has good potential with the club.
but
he's a decent player, and at a young age he has good potential with the club.
but then
Originally posted by frosterbeer:he's a decent player, and at a young age he has good potential with the club.
but then
but but but then wat??? 
but as with big clubs, chances to play are far in between. Its really not surprising to stick with the usual suspects.
esp so with football now a mult-billion business, there're simply no room for error!
let alone play regulary
of cos a footballer's career is only that short, it could be more worthwhile to take play reularly in 2nd tier clubs rather than benchwarming in the so call big 4
Originally posted by frosterbeer:but as with big clubs, chances to play are far in between. Its really not surprising to stick with the usual suspects.
esp so with football now a mult-billion business, there're simply no room for error!
let alone play regulary
of cos a footballer's career is only that short, it could be more worthwhile to take play reularly in 2nd tier clubs rather than benchwarming in the so call big 4
well, given MUFC MF regular spot is up for grabs, I was surprised at the "decline" of anderson. In the first season, he was fanastic, and many were expecting him to build on that.
guess he just had had a good example in Tevez to replicate.
lastly, going against SAF is a big no no, and he has learnt the hard way.
yeah that's true...he should take precendence to Rudd, Becks....never go against SAF.
anyway he's more of a midfield dynamo..what Man u need is an creative attaking midfielder.
that's only so long scholes can last. you bring him out of the game, you stifle the midfield
he join the wrong club la.
man utd has carrick, fletcher already in that position.
if he join arsenal, he can play regularly. coz the only player he fight is diaby and alex song nia.
chelsea even harder than man utd, they have essien and mikel.
Originally posted by reyes:he join the wrong club la.
man utd has carrick, fletcher already in that position.
if he join arsenal, he can play regularly. coz the only player he fight is diaby and alex song nia.
chelsea even harder than man utd, they have essien and mikel.
agree..
anderson will have that body size that arsenal is currently lacking
nevermind, even man city also no need him, they have barry, ireland.
i dont think there are many clubs up there can afford him.
real transfer is completed.
maybe barca is interested la, coz they cant get mascherano.
Ask Ah Ben to buy him since he got fetish for midfielder.
This guy can at least score goal at the right end and provide some entertainment.
as usual
Anderson insists he does not want to leave Manchester United, despite reportedly incurring the wrath of manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
The Brazilian is believed to have vented his frustration at missing out on a Wembley appearance after being left out of the Red Devils' starting XI that played Chelsea in the Community Shield.
Anderson's attitude did not go down well and the
21-year-old has played in just one of United's three Premier League
matches since talks with Ferguson.
Despite question marks lingering over the former Porto midfielder's future at Old Trafford, he insists he wants to stay and that he now knows who the boss is.
"I believed that I would play in the Community Shield but that is forgotten now," he said.
"I thought that, without Cristiano Ronaldo around, I could to play more and that has been my challenge from pre-season onwards.
"But the coach decides the teams and to discuss this with him is foolish because he is the chief. I do not want to leave United. No.
"Sir Alex Ferguson has demanded a bigger effort from me and I accept that. Because to get into this United team is very complicated and difficult for any player."
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