he's got a huge part to play - but in terms of being a regular he's up against two of the best forwards in the world, as well as a player who while probably not offering as much in general play but has the rare knack of scoring regular goals. I therefore think that in a year or two, if he wants to play every week and be an England regular he may start to get itchy feet. Hopefully he develops and can force his way in on form and ability. You could look at it as a contingency plan though. I wasn't for the transfer initially but it's obvious that having RVP at our disposal takes some of the pressure off of your younger lads to perform. It also will allow Welbeck and Hernandez to develop as needed. These are both players happy to bide their time and play when required. It's shown with Danny signing a new long contract. In three or four years, if the circumstances are still the same, then as a professional Danny might have a change of heart. By that time he'll be 25 or 26 but I think the hope is that by then, he'll have refined his game enough to be able to fully take on the responsible of being a regular starter for Manchester United. Due to his profligacy in front of goal and other factors, he's not quite ready for such a role in the team.