Posted on Friday, 5th October 2012 by The Red Knight
Manchester United reserve team coach Warren Joyce believes Angelo Henriquez is fitting in well at Manchester United, having made his debut against Newcastle and followed this up with an appearance against Sunderland.
Henriquez joined United this summer but has had to wait to make his debut, when it finally came he capped it with a goal, scoring a back post header as United beat Newcastle last Friday.
Following an injury to Marnick Vermijl on Monday, he was drafted in to start against Sunderland and crafted a good chance for himself as United fought to a draw in a tough game at Eppleton.
Henriquez himself has said he is here to get an education before he considers the first team and that game will have taught him a fair bit about what it takes to make it in England and Warren Joyce is happy to see the Chilean fitting in so well:
“Angelo is a great lad. He’s come to the country and fitted in well.
“He’s working hard in training but we had three forwards up there [at Sunderland] even if we didn’t play like that in the first half.
“It wasn’t just one up front – we had three forwards looking for rotations but we didn’t retain the ball long enough to get into positions where we could develop those situations.”
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October 5th, 2012 at 11:06 am
That good signing by sir fergie but what about man utd young raising star like m keane,wotton and in midfield powell,larnell cole they should got the chance fergie must trust them because i was very upset when progba leave manu.
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October 5th, 2012 at 11:44 am
I hope sir fergie rest evra and play buttner and scholes come in second half my team would be: de gea,rafael,rio,wotton,buttner,fletcher,cleversly,anderson,rooney,van persie and right welbeck in an 4-3-3.
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