Originally Posted by Grim Fandango:
“We're signing players in the hope they play really well and win us something. If we get a dud there will always be that regret at signing him instead of someone else. It's actually more important this time around because I don't think we have the strength in depth up top to afford Zlat being rubbish, whereas Falcao always felt like a bit of a risk free gamble who would occupy a supersub role.
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to see him here, and I'm pretty positive about his chances of succeeding, but it's tinged with a slight concern that it might not work out and we could be left short up front.”
“We're signing players in the hope they play really well and win us something. If we get a dud there will always be that regret at signing him instead of someone else. It's actually more important this time around because I don't think we have the strength in depth up top to afford Zlat being rubbish, whereas Falcao always felt like a bit of a risk free gamble who would occupy a supersub role.
Don't get me wrong, I'm happy to see him here, and I'm pretty positive about his chances of succeeding, but it's tinged with a slight concern that it might not work out and we could be left short up front.”
Falcao a risk free gamble? Hadn't he been injured for a year, or something, with a bad knee injury? He was obviously not the player he was, after that. As United found out. Course, having Van Gaal as a manager was never a plus if you're not one of this favourites. Van Gaal got rid of all Rooney's competition so he could play him every second of every game, so Falcao just joined RVP, Welbeck, Hernandez and whoever else it was he sold for that reason.




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