da bet esporte： After successfully claiming all three points in a hard-fought victory at Anfield last time out, Louis van Gaal and his often fluctuating Red Devils outfit now have good reason to expect some improved fortunes out on the pitch across the rest of the season.
da betsul： The 2015/16 campaign has nevertheless proven a somewhat frustrating affair for the Old Trafford faithful thus far, providing far too many surprise losses and even worse all-round team performances to keep the Manchester United support well and truly satisfied when all is said and done.
However, now that Wayne Rooney has seemingly rediscovered his scoring touch since the turn of the New Year, perhaps now is the time for a renewed sense of hope and positivity to once again blossom down at Old Trafford in triumphant style…
In light of the striker’s recent impressive run of form among the English top-flight – is it fair to suggest that Wayne Rooney is finally back to his best for Manchester United?
Well, even though the former Everton striker has certainly witnessed a sizeable amount his criticism surround his name in recent seasons, no one could accuse Wayne Rooney of failing to do the business for Manchester United recently, regardless of how ineffective he initially proved at the start of the 2015/16 campaign.
Since the New Year finally got underway for the current England international, Rooney has certainly begun to make things happen inside the final third. Louis van Gaal has been able to utilize his no. 10 as more of an out-in-out front-man rather than a deep-lying play-maker – and although the Old Trafford striker will most definitely have to build upon his current form to make any real meaningful headway this season – the immediate future nonetheless looks promising for the player in question and the Manchester United fans alike.
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Yes, Rooney’s goal-scoring statistics across the Premier League have hardly been outstanding this season in all honesty, and the highly coveted attacker could easily drop off the boil once more with all things considered of course – but as 2016 has so far proven a rather profitable year for the striker – maybe we are beginning to witness a certain resurgence within Rooney’s overall game after all.
However, at the not so flattering age of 30-years-old nowadays, maybe such an optimistic take on Wayne Rooney’s long-term future with the Red Devils remains somewhat unrealistic at best.
Although the current Manchester United and England skipper has certainly looked more of a potent goal threat in his most recent outings for Louis van Gaal’s side, the Wayne Rooney of old will seemingly never return among the Premier League ever again – no matter how much the current Old Trafford faithful would obviously want such a notion to take place in the not too distant future.
Whilst the Liverpool-born front-man still clearly possesses those all-important striker’s instincts inside the final third, the current Old Trafford star arguably no longer fulfils the role of the player he once proved many moons ago. The modern day Wazza simply doesn’t command the same level of pace, power or energy in order to provide his manager with a constant goal-threat every single week of the season.
His impressive run of form in front of goal therefore feels like a somewhat temporary excursion at best, as even if Wayne Rooney manages to find himself taking up all the right positions between now and the final culmination of the 2015/16 campaign, the rest of his Manchester United teammates arguably won’t be able to provide their no. 10 with all the necessary ammunition to constantly excel within the modern era.
So then, whilst Wayne Rooney certainly deserves praise for his most recent exploits in the goal scoring department this season, claims of this once unstoppable front-man finally ‘returning to his best form’ remain well and truly wide of the mark in the cold light of day…
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