They were linked with Trippier in the summer but for whatever reason it didn’t happen. It may have been cos they spent the money on Ronaldo instead at last minute.

I think he went far too early to Man U and I had doubts he’d be a success straight away. Think he’d be too expensive even if they were selling and I also believe that we have a lot of faith in Nathan Ferguson finally getting fit hence why we didn’t sign a new right back.

would love to get AWB back.Think with the time away his gained experience and maybe the pV effect would sway it.We can dream of his return.

yes but, the wages must reflect that he is no longer Champions League material.

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

He's gone backwards, is on a contract to 2025 apparently on £90k a week.

Would lobe to have him back but it's not happening. Even a loan would have to be with them paying 60% of his wages.

It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark... and we're wearing sunglasses.

He's a tackling fullback, not an attacking fullback.

He's definitely out of form but United are just such a dog sh*t club - he was never going to be an expansive full back and they should have known that when they signed him and made plans accordingly. Instead they just seem to keep pushing him to do things he's not good at and hope he gets better at them.

Arsenal are a good example (and us, to some extent) of what you do when you have a relatively limited (but v solid) full back on one-side... Tomiyasu tucks in narrow when Arsenal have the ball and Tierney pushes right on down the left. Ward/Clyne do it here while Mitchell goes.

He's still got a very useful skillset in the right set-up, but he will never be a Trent or Reece James.

I do wonder if right-central in a back 3 is where he may eventually find a home (think Azpilicueta) - he'd need to improve positionally and aerially, but it would suit his game quite well I think.