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Anderson eyes United exit
Manchester United midfielder Anderson claims he has tried to leave the Premier League club 'many times' but the matter is out of his hands.
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bludsucker (Manchester United) says...
Tubbyson can leave if he wants to. He is a great talent when he is fit but not one who cannot be replaced.
Posted 5:38am 20th February 2013
realkidvicious says...
Misquote.
Posted 4:32pm 16th February 2013
manutdfan (Manchester United) says...
As a United fan, it's disappointing to read this. Whenever I've seen him play he does show glimpses of great potential. He's seems to be exactly the kind of player we need... The problem is however, whenever he puts a couple of decent performances together, he ends up getting injured so he hasn't been able to do it consistently. It'll be a shame if he leaves...
Posted 12:18am 16th February 2013
captainbatwing (Manchester United) says...
This is an oddly familiar sentiment from South American footballers... We've seen it so many times when the lesser stars of Brazil and Argentina aren't getting it all their way they just want to give up and go home. Read Tevez, Robinho, Coloccini... serious talent, no work ethic. I hope he has been poorly translated but I doubt it...
Posted 8:43pm 15th February 2013
v. profane (Newcastle United) says...
@HarryBoulton if Anderson is like Gazza then he's suffering from life threatening mental illness.
Posted 6:25pm 15th February 2013
zedsmith (Liverpool) says...
I've just got this image of all the other players leaving Carrington each day, whilst Anderson is stuck in Fergie's office banging on the windows desperately asking them to help him escape.
Posted 5:35pm 15th February 2013
neilk27 (Manchester United) says...
On his Instagram he wrote he was misquoted and is happy in Manchester. Case closed.
Posted 5:15pm 15th February 2013
realkidvicious says...
He's got a lot of potential but doesn't seem like he's willing to do the work to reach it. I wouldn't mind if he was shown the door this summer and we replaced him with someone willing to put in the effort. Shame really though, he could be really good.
Posted 4:37pm 15th February 2013
Mike_Christie (Manchester United) says...
That's it for me. I've always been a bit of an Anderson fan, hoped that if he could get fit and stay fit that he'd be quite a handy player. However, if that's an accurate portrayal of his attitude it just a) makes me hope we can shift him on in the summer and b) despair a little more that we didn't give Pogba a fair crack of the whip.
Posted 4:19pm 15th February 2013
DannySmith says...
Been waiting for Anderson to finally show some consistency for several years now. Comments like this show it will never happen. Get rid, buy someone that actually wants to try and make it in the first team. Unfortunately most young midfield playmaker talents have been snapped up already (Gourcuff, Oscar, Pastore et al). Nothing that can't be rectified with some 20m though..
Posted 4:17pm 15th February 2013