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PolishJoe (Manchester United) says...
redgenesis, I don't think anyone has really seen enough of Buttner to make their mind up yet. Evra and Vidic hardly lit up Old Trafford in their first few games either. At least he scored on his debut; just like Heinze and he turned out OK for a while.
Posted 5:39pm 13th February 2013
redgenesis (Manchester United) says...
I hope he comes back as a more independent person, if this has been a problem. He's certainly better than Buttner, and it's time he was given an extended run ahead of Evra.
Posted 12:54pm 12th February 2013
deepster (Manchester United) says...
I hope he makes it at ManUnited. He should be back next season with more experience and game time and Buttner might go out on loan.
Posted 7:25am 12th February 2013