Comments on: How does a Ronaldo-free Man United really shape up?

By: Digger and Masch

Digger and Masch — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 19:18:27 +0000

Anderson is a HUGE dissappointment but the sad thing (or great for me) is that he has to play as Scholes,Giggs and to a lesser extent Carrick do not offer enough energy to compete away from home. When United went to anfield and opted for Scholes and Giggs – who then proceeded to get bossed by Lucas……well it spoke volumes. Not that C. Ronaldo was ever going to break up play and then start an attack like a box to box wizzard – but united fans must face facts that his goals carried the team and we are now seeing his influence – whether Chelsea can capitalise is another story

By: Chudi Onwuazor

Chudi Onwuazor — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:55:12 +0000

Valencia has grabbed himself some goals and looked handy and Anderson has looked handy in games too. I think to expect goals from him now when he wasn’t even scoring before is a bit much but who knows he may step up to the challenge

By: Tom Jones

Tom Jones — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:18:42 +0000

still waiting for certain midfielders to step up to the plate, with scholes and giggs aging, Anderson needs to prove his worth

By: Gawthaman Gobinath

Gawthaman Gobinath — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:26:01 +0000

The United midfield’s lack of pace and creativity has really been made obvious now that Ronaldo is gone. Anderson needs to play more and Hargreaves is badly missed.