Dear Richard Bal I would like to say sorry and hope you will read my apology. The problems started with team selection and I was naive like Van Gaal was and I played 3 centre defenders with only wingers instead of wing backs. Your a small lad with thin arms and a lack of physical presence but I think you dont go to the gym as a tactic to let your competitors get overly confident in thinking you will be easy to beat and I fell into this trap. I always like to field an attacking team to create an exciting game but this was a step too far and I cannot be forgiven for this, even if the 2nd greatest manager of all time made the same mistake at the start of this season. I started well but your FIFA skills were too much for my poor passing and you dominated the first half. Neymars hatrick quickly put me out of the game and it was a case of trying to keep my dignity. I held on into the 2nd half for the fourth goal and at which point I was trying to avoid the fifth as I had done on many previous occasions. When we got into the final 10 minutes I could see the end in sight and you were starting to get frustrated but my hopes were dashed in the 90th minute. You dribbled in from the edge of the box and my desperate and rash attempts were not enough to stop your shot into the bottom right hand corner. Rooney spoke to me after the game and apologized on behalf of the lads but on this occasion I taking all the blame. I whole heartedly apologise for being the worst in the flat and possibly in the history of FIFA. Sorry it took a day to write I just had to think over the awful situation. I can’t reiterate how sorry I am and I know that words will never be good enough but I hope that maybe in years to come I may be able to regain a small amount of your respect and the respect of my peers. I would like to add that you deserve special recognition for scoring 5 against De Gea, someone many would correctly regard as the best goalkeeper that has ever lived. Regards, Joseph Scarf.
Posted on: Fri, 28 Nov 2014 21:45:37 +0000
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