Thee players who should leave this Summer

United Damu
Mar 28, 2016
3 min read

While we have out wish list on who should join Man United next summer (starting with either Mou or another Manager who does not need a process to win games) there are players (and manager) that simply need to leave.

My list is not personal: it's based on performance and general issues that make these players badly suited to be at Man United next summer...

🔴Fellaini - you know what, The Big Fella should have left two seasons ago, but he was injured and LVG inherited him, then discarded him, then had to use him once he had an injury crisis... then discarded him, again when he had to play flowing football and it'd become obvious the Big Fella's tactics had been found it... then he decided he did not like Schneiderlin and with Herrera also in his shit-list, LVG discarded common sense and decided free flowing football and creativity be damned: therefore choosing to play the Big Fella.

And here we are, fitting around box in square holes for a player who lacks mobility and technical skills... he should be gone.

🔴Phil Jones - If it was not for Chris Smalling (and Marcos Rojo sometimes) and especially Luke Shaw, we'd still be thinking Phil Jones can 'do something.'

His continued injury crisis would leave us in tender-hooks, our knees bend in prayers for his recovery and he'd come - play for 15 minutes one game, start the next, get a yellow but be subbed on the 70th minute with an injury and we'd curse the gods of football because he takes away the good ones...

However, we know better.

We've seen better and we expect better.

Even at his physical optimum, Phil Jones is rusted and seems to lack that drive to go all ‪#‎beastmode‬.

He should be given a transfer to a team that does not mind players giving 105% and working through the pain!

🔴Adnan Januzaj - and before you crucify me, think! When's the last time we were not doing so well and you thought... I wish Adnan was here?

The last time this happened was the beginning of last season, but even then, Adnan's shortcomings were on full display where his selfishness became the main discussion point after every match.

When he was left out and others took his place - Ashley Young anyone?! We forgot about the kid.

Even Mata did a great job on the other wing and in those few moments when Januzaj would come in, we'd be like - 'kid, you need to grow up.'

I remember him coming for ADM7 and it was such a deep contrast..

Anyway, so he goes to Dortmund and decides, because he came from Man United (U21s, by that time); he must just get starting berth.

His attitude was so poor that not just the manager, but also the President remarked on it.

It seemed he did not need the bother and was returned in shame (imagine, being returned on loan!) and the few times he was played, it was clear he was way behind.

He still had issues with the U21s and now that he's going to be past 21, his time is up.

Maybe he'll improve later - but at Man United, the club has given him not one but 3 opportunities to make up and he's squandered them all...