Fabio set to join Cardiff

Manchester United defender Fabio looks to have played his last game for the club after agreeing to join Cardiff City on loan for the rest of the season.

The Brazilian is out of contract in the summer and manager David Moyes has cleared him to spend the remainder of the campaign with Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's relegation-threatened side.

Fabio has made only one Premier League appearance this season, playing the full 90 minutes in United's 2-0 home win against Crystal Palace back in September.
His most recent appearance came in United's 2-1 FA Cup defeat at home to Swansea last weekend, where he was sent off just four minutes after coming on as a substitute.

Fabio and his twin brother Rafael joined the Red Devils in 2008 but, after forcing his way into Sir Alex Ferguson's starting XI in 2011, he was sent out on loan to Queens Park Rangers last season.

The 23-year-old will become Solskjaer's second signing, following the arrival of Magnus Wolff Eikrem from Heerenveen on Wednesday.

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Didn't see that one coming. He's out of contract in the summer so he may possibly sign permanently?

I have thought about him coming in, would be good as I think he as the end of the contract and if he has a good loan spell and we stay up, he can join if he and te club wants it.

EDIT - Sorry I didn't read your post fully, it did say he was out of contract in the summer.

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Rather his brother

QPR comparisons incoming....

Rather his brother

Same not to keen on this one, specially the fact that he's suspended anyway

He's shit. John is much better and he's not much better than Taylor

Got to be better than Taylor.

When he plays regular he is very good

Happy with that! Love it when the signings come out of nowhere. More quality and competition for places, perfect.

QPR comparisons incoming....

Trying to derail another thread freak boy????

Not sure about this one. Hasn't impressed me when I've seen him before.

Willing to give him the chance though

Wow, that just came out of nowhere. Ole's Manchester United links are really paying off.

Are we becoming Man utd's feeder club ?

QPR comparisons incoming....

Trying to derail another thread freak boy????

No Mr angry boy. My post was on topic as usual, you have just posted the only non related derailing comment - congratulations

He signed for QPR on loam in their relegation season which will add to the comparisons of the struggling teams spending lots woth a malaysian owner.

Just a common sense observation

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Not sure about this one. Hasn't impressed me when I've seen him before.

Willing to give him the chance though

If he signs it must surely be the end for taylor, fabio is quite young and declan john is definitely one for the future.

So is tan going to pay for him?
I mean the same tan you all want rid of who changed your club.
But u all seam very pleased to be linked with these players
There is a old Indian saying u cant have your bowl of rice and eat it.

I think he'd be good playing under Ole, he can get regular playing time. He played for QPR yes but that, in my opinion is a pathetic comparison because QPR had many quality players, but the coaching was all wrong, none of them performed, Remy, Barton, Samba, I'd take them all any day but they didn't perform either.

Give him a chance I say

So is tan going to pay for him?
I mean the same tan you all want rid of who changed your club.
But u all seam very pleased to be linked with these players
There is a old Indian saying u cant have your bowl of rice and eat it.

There's also an old Welsh saying:

Those in caravans shouldn't throw stones.

Wasn't fussed on him when I seen him for qpr hasn't impressed me for united either... But maybe a new club a new start? Hope he doesn't start over john tho

My only concern is his inconsistency. But given how consistent our players are, we should be used to it.

Are we becoming Man utd's feeder club ?

If we are - I'd take Nani and Hernandez

Are we becoming Man utd's feeder club ?

If we are - I'd take Nani and Hernandez

Don't set your sights so low......RVP & Rooney would suffice, even if he is a fat, bald, cheesey, stank, bloated, 12 sandwich eating son of a bitch.

So is tan going to pay for him?
I mean the same tan you all want rid of who changed your club.
But u all seam very pleased to be linked with these players
There is a old Indian saying u cant have your bowl of rice and eat it.

There is also another old saying, "mind your own f**king business"

It's Tom Ince from under the Gypo's noses we need !!

Is he any better than we already have ?

QPR comparisons incoming....

Trying to derail another thread freak boy????

No Mr angry boy. My post was on topic as usual, you have just posted the only non related derailing comment - congratulations

He signed for QPR on loam in their relegation season which will add to the comparisons of the struggling teams spending lots woth a malaysian owner.

Just a common sense observation

Thanks for your comments Roathy.

So is tan going to pay for him?
I mean the same tan you all want rid of who changed your club.
But u all seam very pleased to be linked with these players
There is a old Indian saying u cant have your bowl of rice and eat it.

There is also another old saying, "mind your own f**king business"

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Are we becoming Man utd's feeder club ?

If we are - I'd take Nani and Hernandez

Don't set your sights so low......RVP & Rooney would suffice, even if he is a fat, bald, cheesey, stank, bloated, 12 sandwich eating son of a bitch.

QPR comparisons incoming....

Trying to derail another thread freak boy????

No Mr angry boy. My post was on topic as usual, you have just posted the only non related derailing comment - congratulations

He signed for QPR on loam in their relegation season which will add to the comparisons of the struggling teams spending lots woth a malaysian owner.

Just a common sense observation

What's the nationality of the owner got anything to do with it?
I wasn't aware that it was so unusual for teams to strengthen in January, or for new managers to want to change player personnel.

And just how much money are we going to spend as you seem to know it all?