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Paul Scholes “I don't think he has been successful as he would have liked to have been“

As we all have, United Legend, Paul Scholes also had his word about Falcao. We can all agree that Falcao is a great player with the same abilities as any other world class striker in the world. It seems though as the timing he came to United - after his injury - was really bad. Some may say he was the right player at the wrong time. As Scholes says

"You have to say from an injury point of view it has taken him a while to get back and if he has a run of games I'm sure he will be fine but whether it is at Manchester United, I'm not too sure."

As Scholes says, his future seems to be minimal at Manchester United. I don't think Van Gaal will invest 40 million pounds more to take the chance of him coming back to form. But then again it is probably not a matter IF he will come back in form, but WHEN. So is he worth it? Scholes certainly thinks the same as us after he left the field on Sunday.

"You watch the game the other day and you see him coming off the pitch and waving to fans and you have to think that that is probably it."

Watch Radamel Falcao on his best in the video underneath.

So, what are your thoughts on Falcao? should we keep him or let him go? is he worth the extra investment? Please share your opinion in the comment section underneath.

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Player of The Year: David De Gea

So it's official. David De Gea won Sir Matt Busby's Player of The Year award. 100% deserved, I am sure nobody can say anyhting else however much of an increase in form Fellaini, Smalling and Young have had this season.

The Spanishman has given us more points, singlehandedly, than any other player this season (or any other season). And the fact that his career has bursted so much since he came to United is what, in my opinion, should make him stay and not even consider moving to Real Madrid. As Van Gaal has said "They will not love you like United does" or something along those lines.

Anyhow, when it's all said and done, if he stays or not, I wish him the best for all he has given us, and all we have given him.

GGMU, David

Underneath you can watch a video of his best moments of this season:

Please take time to speak your opinion about this topic underneath, in the comments section.

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Thoughts on Luke Shaw’s First Year At United

Luke Shaw's season might not have been what he first dreamed about when he assured in his mind he was going to sign for Manchester United - full of injuries and no real title.

Take away the injuries, though, Shaw's season has been quite a good one. He is not even 20 years old and plays with a pace mostly unmatched by his opponents. His attacking will has been outstanding, and besides being attacking minded he has not been too bad defending either. To me, judging by this season's form, Shaw and Young on the left side constantly would be the best left side we could provide.

So, what makes Shaw so special? his pace? his power? the way he constantly provides 110% of his energy? or maybe all of these things combined with an age, as mentioned, of 19 years old. This boy has what it takes to become one of the best defenders we have ever seen.

The two I don't like about Shaw would be, being so injury prone, and also being too offensive, to the point where he loses his positioning and he ends up leaving a gap. His positioning will eventually grow on him as he grows too, but about being injury prone... There is probably nothing we can do but cross our fingers and hoping he won't get injured.

Watch the video below to see the highlights of his first season wiht United so far.

Please feel free to comment your own opinion on this topic.