we beter get this freddie adu guy,, he is even bin on soccernet.com,, 1 million ,, if thats what they want for him they can have it,, because a star like this can blossom in the future lol
There are UEFA rules preventhing teams from bringing in players under a certain age if the players are not from Europe. But if he really wants him, there should be no limit to how much we spend on him. If you have seen the clips of him running through 6 players all within the box, your jaw just drops.
Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU Its the fear of him being like Kirvoski. Didn't he come through this youth system?
Re: Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU Well, I must say that I never thought that I would hear Adu compared to Kirovski.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU I'm not compaing them, just afriad that we could compare them.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU Problem for Jovan was that (a) he couldn't qualify for a UK work permit and (b) probably wasn't that good. Manure system did just fine developing Becks, Giggs and Scholes.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU Kirovski went downhill after he LEFT ManUtd. He was ranked right up with Beckham, Scholes and co and Fergie wanted to keep him but then the work permit issue came up. He went to Dortmund. I wonder if he would had progressed more if he would have been able to remain at United.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU I think your notion was definately true 20-30 years ago - Ajax had the best youth system. I'm not so sure that is true anymore. I base it on the quality of players, the value added to the team, and the ability to sell/integrate these players and, to me, Ajax hasn't done better than Man Utd.
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Much Adu from ManU I think the problem is that Ajax has to sell many of their players off because they cannot afford to keep them, while we have the money to keep most of our products.