Often used as a scapegoat for this season’s failures Tom Cleverley can probably feel aggrieved at the level of abuse he’s suffered but nonetheless the England international has been found wanting. The midfielder flits in and out of the action and rarely does anything of note whilst also failing to halt opposition advances.
Wilfried Zaha was clearly a player David Moyes never valued and the former Crystal Palace man hasn’t done all that much during his loan spell at Cardiff City to suggest that the Scot was far wrong with his assessment of the England winger.
Just four Premier League starts this season will certainly see Mexican Javier Hernandez clambering for a move away from Man United and it may be best for all parties if the 25 year old, who is a proven goal-scorer, secures a move to a club that can offer him the first team action he deserves.
Chicharito’s return of 59 goals in 151 appearances, almost half of which were from the bench, goes some way to illustrating his quality but clearly Wayne Rooney and Robin Van Persie are not so easily pushed aside from the Old Trafford pecking order.