| Fabio 17:19 - Jan 12 with 3264 views | ted_hendrix |
What are peoples thoughts on this bloke, I thought he had his best game for us today? Onuoha deserves a special mention too. |  |
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| Fabio on 20:39 - Jan 12 with 710 views | Jamie |
| Fabio on 20:28 - Jan 12 by carrotcrunch_R |
He had a cracking game today . I am disappointed with park though only because whenever he played for united he always looked a bloody good player to me , iI don't know what has happened to him perhaps injuries have taken its toll on him. |
All Park had was his superhuman workrate and energy which has now deserted him as it does all players of an age. He really has nothing to fall back on as a player hence Ferguson getting rid despite having no midfield. |  | | |
| Fabio on 22:02 - Jan 12 with 678 views | W7Ranger |
Excellent performance from Fabio today. In fact the whole back 4 (plus Cesar) were absolutely superb. Finally a settled back 4 (until Nelsen goes!). Nedum looked composed in possession today too, which was a concern for me in the past. Something seems to have clicked with Ned's and Fab - long may in continue.
As for Park. Always looked excellent for United. Fergie used him sparingly, usually for massive Champs League games and he was often brilliantg. And as someone said on here a few months back, if Fergie thought he was still good enough to play in these matches, he wouldn't have sold him, would he?? Fergie's not daft!
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| Fabio on 02:09 - Jan 13 with 647 views | CanadaRanger |
Earlier in the season I thought Fabio looked fragile. Today that was a composed performance. I don't get to see all of the games here, but that was easily his best performance I have seen. Gives me hope... |  | | |
| Fabio on 06:40 - Jan 13 with 637 views | Pommyhoop |
| Fabio on 17:22 - Jan 12 by Jamie |
In another class to Traore. Hopefully he can stay injury free until the end of the season. |
I'd love to see Traore play ahead of Fabio.I recon those two would tear teams apart down that side and be solid defensively too.
Is Traore injured? |  |
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| Fabio on 11:31 - Jan 13 with 591 views | Amancalledhorse |
Superb performance from Fabio yesterday! More of the same please! |  | | |
| Fabio on 11:36 - Jan 13 with 587 views | Neil_SI |
He's been excellent for the past couple of games, and his fitness is starting to get there now, so he is making a telling difference not only in defence, but attack. If he can maintain this level of performance between now and the end, that will be a real bonus for us. |  | | |
| Fabio on 11:47 - Jan 13 with 570 views | daveB |
I didn't think much of Fabio when we signed him and he looked very average but the last 2 games he has been superb. I thought he was man of the match yesterday, dept first Lennon and then bale very quiet and was good going forward as well. He reminded me of Clive Wilson yesterday and I don't say that lightly.
He has a lot to do if he is going to play like that regularly but that was very encouraging. |  | | |
| Fabio on 15:31 - Jan 13 with 530 views | gigiisourgod |
He was excellent yesterday and magnificent at the bridge last week. If he was playing with someone more capable than swp in front of him I think we would see even more from him | | | |
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| Fabio on 17:41 - Jan 13 with 506 views | DylanP |
I thought he played great against Spurs. Put in some superb tackles and defensive work. Also played really well pushing forward. I always feel a little disappointed when there is no Traore on the field coz his speed on the wing is so much fun to watch. Bosingwa offered that same speed on the other side for a few games. But Bosingwa is a complete idiot who probably won't suit up again and Traore is made of glass. Fabio played a blinder yesterday. He played like that the first few games he played for us, but seemed to fade a little before his injury. Lets hope we can rely on that from him going forward. |  |
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