VIDEO: Chicharito Goal vs Poland

23 Comments

1. September 3, 2011 at 14:32

   Mrad_leb says:

   nice goal from chicha !!
2. September 3, 2011 at 14:45

   Ash says:

   This guy is a class player.Love him.Hope to see him score atleast 20 goals again this season.
3. September 3, 2011 at 14:50

   Tonka Norris says:

   Saw this last night on a Latino website. The goal is a beauty. The speed in which he takes it is astounding. He had a split second before 2 defenders would have taken him out. Goal.

   This guy is seriously good. I don’t think even we have realized how good he will be.

   If the Arsenal result browned a few y fronts yesterday’s serving from Roo and Pea will be adding to it.

   Damn this is a good time to be alive and following United, isn’t it!
4. September 3, 2011 at 14:51

   Steve_G says:

   good to see the concussion didnt rattle him too much
5. September 3, 2011 at 14:57

   Red Riding Wolf says:

   Another Hernandez lovefest lol. Great finisher!
6. September 3, 2011 at 14:58

   Tonka Norris says:

   Just watched it a few more times. Here’s the thought that curls my short hairs: we’ve yet to see Chicarito play with Young. Damn, think what those two will do when they click! Tony V and Rooney, Young and The Pea.

   Magical.
7. September 3, 2011 at 15:07

   Kings says:

   Great finish from Chicha. Fucking love that lad.
8. September 3, 2011 at 15:20

   Samuel - united WE stand says:

   All i hear and see is Tony v, what about the much better player nani? i know he can be frustrating but all flair magical player’s are frustrating because they have the confidence in their ability to try things that other’s wouldn’t.

   back to topic, i think this goal will bring back hernandez’s confidence, he is a goal scoring machine end of and without a doubt will smash records, still has time to improve on other aspects of his game to become a true all round world class phenomenal striker but for now, he is still learning.
9. September 3, 2011 at 15:42

   redbob says:

   He is a fantastic finisher, but needs to work on his skills outside the box.
   Other than that, very good
10. September 3, 2011 at 16:16

    cruserer says:

    0:07, me in MUFC hoodie on stands lol.
11. September 3, 2011 at 16:44

    soren says:

    Tomorrow Chile good team, Go Chicharito!! Go Chicos!!
12. September 3, 2011 at 16:58

    ancha says:

    Tonka, Samuel

    I guess the reason why many fans easily downplay nani’s contribution and at the same time heap praise on AV because

    Nani – complex, tricky, adventurous – output will be mind blowing if it comes off but if it doesn’t it will be very frustrating for team mates and fans (both!)

    Tony V – Simple, traditional, direct – output is fairly what is expected of him and he delivers that 100% most of the time, hence no frustration & no surprises either

    It depends a lot on the type of fan you are and that will decide on whom you rate more than the other.

    If you like flair & magic and if you are willing to bare the lack of efficiency, you will obviously like to see Nani on the team sheet ahead of Tony V

    If you like consistency & efficiency, then you may like to see Tony V ahead of Nani

    finally, for me as i have indicated both are completely different players with world class ability and I’m blessed to have both of them in our squad, who plays ahead of whom? i guess i will leave that to the genius SAF!
13. September 3, 2011 at 19:20

    reasy says:

    nice to see our top strikers scoring for their respective international teams
14. September 3, 2011 at 19:30

    King Eric says:

    Samuel. I love nani but the reason folk mention tony v is because he is a no nonsense player. Beats his man and puts perfect crosses in. Plus he is hard fast and very direct. I love them both but I think some just wanna see tony back putting inch perfect balls on rooneys swede. As fergie has said the pressure can be on near our pen box, ten seconds later tony has run the length of the pitch and is in their box. No need to argue about who is better its just personal taste and for me tony is a traditional United winger in the kanchelskis mould.
15. September 3, 2011 at 19:36

    Red Riding Wolf says:

    We’re lucky to have 3 quality wingers. All of them have their own style. Good times people. Goals and assists to flow all season!
16. September 3, 2011 at 20:40

    scan74 says:

    great finish fucking love the boy he will bag a sackload again

    evening king eric ahh kanchelskis fucking loved that fella no pissing about just used 2 roast the fullback

    have 2 say being a fan of that style id always have tony v over nani

    no complaints though nani young and tony aint a bad trio 2 have flying against the oppo this year
17. September 3, 2011 at 22:29

    Stanvicker says:

    I’m glad to c chicha score for his country and hope to see him open up his goal scoring habit @manchester united

    yeah Tony V is a nice player with speed, nice cross,and has d stamina Buh NANI him self is another outstanding player in united squad he’s the only united player that troubles defenders,has confidence, skils, drimble,speed, nice finish and he is calculative though he tries foolish @ times buh every player has weak point.
18. September 4, 2011 at 03:33

    Afghan United says:

    Nice post “Ancha”, I agree that it’s tough to make a choice between the two but it’s a good problem to have
19. September 4, 2011 at 04:14

    CDRED says:

    AHHH! Soooo much potential from all of these lads! I can’t keep up! They’re all sooo spectacular that I can’t choose who we should sit on the bench.
    -Nice feeling to have though
20. September 4, 2011 at 04:52

    JC says:

    El cazador furtivo strikes again… can’t wait to see him light up Bolton.
21. September 4, 2011 at 09:58

    ZuluUtd-Malta says:

    This boy is gold for us!
    It was a good thing for his confidence that he scored for his country. Hope to see him score a hatrick vs Bolton come Saturday !!!
22. September 4, 2011 at 13:52

    T. says:

    Great to see our players score goals all over the globe, The Pea, The Fletch, The Rooney, probably forgot someone. The swedish media has a real hang up on De Geas “mistakes” and had a headline today and tried to angle it De Gea was to blame for the own goal in Spains U21.
23. September 5, 2011 at 08:46

    Daniel says:

    Goalmachine.