Recent content by Vidooq

Fair point. Let me re-phrase it. They've done the groundwork for these things. Does it look to you like we've done this with potential targets, and that we have imminent signings that we can announce?

If there was one thing that embodies the Glazers, it is exactly this. Standing still. I do not understand what kind of review is needed, honestly. You had ample time to make a decision on the coach, so this review seems like buying themselves time to make it official that he is sacked. This...

Context is a marvelous thing. Kross has two of the best talents in the world next to him, in Tchouameni and Camavinga, and Valverde who has good recovery runs. Casemiro plays with McTominay, Amrabat, Mainoo, and a makeshift defense all season. Modric is almost gone, and I believe he only got...

All of you posters saying, it better be for a good fee. We are not known for spending money wisely, or targeting the right players, especially when it comes to paying top dollar. Lukaku, Pogba, Maguire, Sancho, Antony and so on. We spend a lot of money, while buying players that are nowhere...

How would you rate these abilities, from 1-10? I don't hate him, but I do also believe he is nowhere near the quality we need from a winger.

I swear, there is not a single speculation including the words, Manchester United, PL Player, and a fee lower than 50 million pounds, even if we are looking to buy 39-year-old Scott Carson.

With the amount of astronomical salaries that we will get rid of this summer, we can definitely renegotiate his current contract, and give him a raise, and we can add a current option to extend his contract if the club wants it. His agent is smart, to be honest. Casemiro – £350,000 a week. -...

The problem with him was the astronomical wages on his initial contract. You can't make him your joint best-paid player, and he hasn't played a single game for the Club before. If he plays well, renegotiate his contract, and give him an increase. If he doesn't, you can at least sell him. Right...

Did you read the actual article? Because the title/tweet is misleading. He says that he had nothing to do with the actual valuation of the transfers. He didn't said that he didn't want those players, only that he did not actually negotiated the transfer fee and the wages. I do find this hard...

Rodrigo is a no brainer, it just depends on The transfer fee he will command, including his salary How he will behave once he leaves his dream club, as we don't want another Di Maria Other than that, fantastic player.

I would really like for Ten Hag to come out and explain where was he seeing Mount in this team, and what the idea was with bringing him. Because, I don't believe in "If a player like Mount is available, you go for him" justification. We are not in Arsenal/City stage, where they can afford buying...

He is not an injury-prone player, and this has been debated so many times here. He's had 2 injuries so far with United when he broke his foot in the Europa League Semifinal, an injury that was not properly dealt with, so it took another 3 months this season to sort it out, as the bone did not...

It seems that Ten Hag is the first big decision our management can not agree upon. Came sooner than I expected

To be honest, it's not easy to sell well when you have these players on such a high wage, where they don't want to leave or will have to get at least a 50% wage reduction. Such a long list of players that run down their contract or weren't extended. Starting from Jones, Rojo, Baily, Martial, De...

The one thing I've noticed with him in the last 3-4 matches is that he stopped those long Holywood-type passes, and our attacks became somewhat more structured, and he started looking like a different player, much improved.