Manchester United icon Paul Scholes willing to come out of retirement to save united season

The former midfielder has reportedly
made it clear that he misses playing
football and that he is willing to help...

I don't see this happening. Scholes was insistent that it was time for him to retire back in the summer, and he's not the sort of person who's mind will be changed easily.

To add to that, I doubt whether he'd be able to fit back into the team again. He hasn't been training like a pro footballer for about 8 months now. I know he works with the reserves, but that training is obviously not to the same intensity.

By the time he comes back and gets ready to play the season is over.

LOL
bring out the old guns! to save themselves from tottenham's wrath

david beckham is still a free agent

Birds on Twitter are saying that he's on the bench vs City

matpol wrote:Birds on Twitter are saying that he's on the bench vs City

when since did twitter become a serious news source?

Confirmed on official MU site. Fergie is desperate.

(Sky Sports News): Paul Scholes rejoins Manchester United until end of the season - and is named as substitute for today's game #SSN

Fergie does understand the transfer window is open, right?

matpol wrote:Confirmed on official MU site. Fergie is desperate.

EPL is desperate...

Arsenal bring back Henry.
Man U bring back Scholes.

What's next?
Liverpool bring back Robbie Fowler?

PL is desperate because two teams sign players, one being a two month loan?

Why not just buy a new midfielder instead?

Lex wrote:PL is desperate because two teams sign players, one being a two month loan?

What I said was a joke, however I do find it quite strange that out of all the players in the world, two leading EPL teams can't find better reinforcements than Henry and Scholes. Yes, I know that you will probably say that they are legendary players and they will carve up just like in the good old days, but if there's something I have learnt from Milan 08-10, it is that ageing legends are almost always incapable of backing up for multiple games in a week and delivering good performances. In reality, they can often become a liability on the field and if they stay long enough, hinder youth development at the club by limiting playing opportunities. I hope that doesn't happen to Arsenal or Man U, but I think it's fair to say that it reeks of desperation.

Henry back to Arsenal
Scholes back to United

Whats next? Liverpool resign Bellam-

Fowler back to Liverpool

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:Henry back to Arsenal
Scholes back to United

Whats next? Liverpool resign Fowler

No chat for the game?

Well with Henry, it's not like he's going to be there for ever, or even the whole season, he's just there to stop gap Gervinho and Chamakh's ACON duties and to give RVP a break/back-up. And let's face it, it's not like he's coming out of retirement to join us, he's still fit and ready to play. He does his two months, he's back to MLS or wherever, Gerv is back and things go back to how they were

The only one coming off as desperate in this whole thing is United

Arsenal bringing back Henry = Fine

United bring back Scholes = Desperate

Ok...

We should resign Shearer IMHO

BA-Shearer-HBA

OH SHITBISCUIT!!!!!!

This has conspiracy written all over it

Immaculate_Mole wrote:We should resign Shearer IMHO

BA-Shearer-HBA

Get Tottenham to sign Lineker and Liverpool Hansen and MOTD could become a lot more watchable.

Jones