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Technically he wasNeither was Amad when he was Garnacho's age ffs.
Technically he wasNeither was Amad when he was Garnacho's age ffs.
It was just an arbitrary number to explain the amortization process.Where is the £180 million coming from? Assuming we had the cashflow to purchase the players £60 million in profit allows up to £300 Million in spending.
Fair enough.It was just an arbitrary number to explain the amortization process.
financially. It's amazing how easily people are brainwashed, stand up for some principles once in a while.
They have; although it's clearly logical to point out that Garnacho's have all come under the Manchester United spotlight while Amad was able to go far more under the radar in Scotland and the Championship. As a result, Garnacho's faults and struggles have been amplified, whereas Amad's have been largely swept aside (and rightly so; he was a young player in a foreign country out on loan). Even in the last month there have been matches Amad has practicually ghosted through and they're largely being ignored because, rightly, he is performing in other games and more importantly, he's a young player with whom you will always see inconsistencies. I'm not even against Garnacho moving on if the fee is right, the right clauses are put in place and the money is properly reinvested, but it's completely unreasonable to look past Amad being two years ahead of Garnacho mentally and in his overall learning of the game - particularly now we have a manager who's game is far more suited to Amad's game than Garnacho's, one was given the time to learn and adapt and I don't think it's unfair to suggest the other should be too.Amad is a bit of a late bloomer. Garnacho was more physically developed than Amad hence him getting a chance in the first team and Amad going to the Championship.
They have played roughly the same amount of professional games.
It's either the Glazer-Jimbo axis or Qatar.
Depends which principles are which.
This is such speculative nonsense.
You would think so yes.Napoli wouldn't bid if they don't have an agreement with a player
Garancho sale is dependant on Ineos more than Amorim.
I recreckon INeos are in charge of transfers and Amorim has to use whats at his disposal.
Do Napoli have a clause to recall Osimhen?
I do think it's a statement of how far we have fallen if we consider selling Garnacho.
Every season we have a youngster in the academy that we are all excited about and want to rush into the first team as the new hope and saviour of our problems (see Amass, Obi-Martin for this season for example). So a few seasons ago we did that with Garnacho....and now at 20 years old he's not good enough, doesn't have enough output, etc! Some of these players need time, patience and development, and will have bad patches! The lad scored in the FA Cup final a few months ago! And we have all forgot about the trio celebration with Mainoo and Hoijlund pretty quick!!
Plus if we are selling him because he is not good enough for United, then we need to hold a mirror up because Chelsea and Napoli are both progressing better than us in 13th at the minute! So sell to improve other teams, while limiting options for ourselves, great strategy!
I love that we got Amorim in, but we can't sell a player because we are never going to play a winger ever again! How about being flexible in formation or tactics, or having players adapt to player secondary roles. SAF teams were full of adaptable players!
Disappointing that we are selling a player at 20 years old was being hailed as one our new superstars last season.
Osimhen wants ridiculously high wages and is probably already on a pretty good amount. Add to that he has been a bit of a problem for the club hasn't he? Isn't this what we're trying to avoid?
What they put on social media is unacceptable.When he was linked with Chelsea on the last deadline day Kaveh Solhekal reported that he is asking Chelsea for 300k per week which is the same we would save if Rashford goes and less than what we'll save if Casemiro goes.
Im not sure he has been a big problem for Napoli, I think he fell out with them because of something that was posted on their social media that he felt was mocking him.
Totally agree.Even though my stance on this sale has softened, I still think it’s sad. It wouldn’t be happening right now if the clubs finances weren’t a total mess.
What they put on social media is unacceptable.
He is not worth 300k though.
I think some are just in a frenzy about our current situation and want shiny new toys ASAP. I can understand the desperation but I also think it will be a big shame to give up on a big talent this early. The mismanagement of the club has put us in this position, unfortunately.I do think it's a statement of how far we have fallen if we consider selling Garnacho.
Every season we have a youngster in the academy that we are all excited about and want to rush into the first team as the new hope and saviour of our problems (see Amass, Obi-Martin for this season for example). So a few seasons ago we did that with Garnacho....and now at 20 years old he's not good enough, doesn't have enough output, etc! Some of these players need time, patience and development, and will have bad patches! The lad scored in the FA Cup final a few months ago! And we have all forgot about the trio celebration with Mainoo and Hoijlund pretty quick!!
Plus if we are selling him because he is not good enough for United, then we need to hold a mirror up because Chelsea and Napoli are both progressing better than us in 13th at the minute! So sell to improve other teams, while limiting options for ourselves, great strategy!
I love that we got Amorim in, but we can't sell a player because we are never going to play a winger ever again! How about being flexible in formation or tactics, or having players adapt to player secondary roles. SAF teams were full of adaptable players!
Disappointing that we are selling a player at 20 years old was being hailed as one our new superstars last season.
Funny or realistc? I would go for the latter.Really? That's quite funny![]()
260 apparently. I would say Marmoush is a better player.City just gave Marmoush 300k per week
This is a sale we will likely regret, very sad turning point in the clubs history. We aren't even linked with any attacking players.
Plus Mainoo doesn't have the physicality or athleticism.Thiago Alcantara without the passing range is a big omission of quality to be “special” don’t you think, especially as a midfielder? What you’ve said above can apply to Tom Cleverley as a youngster. That does not make him any more of a special player.
He's not a more proven striker, exactly what we still lack, than Osimhen at all.260 apparently. I would say Marmoush is a better player.
Well yeah obviously. Funny because of people on here rating him.Funny or realistc? I would go for the latter.
Neither was Amad when he was Garnacho's age ffs.
I'd prefer to keep Garnacho, at least through the end of the season to see how he adapts to Amorim's system, but I've really lowered my opinion of his potential over the last 2 seasons. I don't think his technical or physical level will ever put him in the top bracket of attacking players and the logic of getting in a big fee for him which opens up the possibility to fund purchases that better suit the system and raise our floor, again, technically and physically has merit even if I get why it feels soulless or cold to many supporters.
Yea more proven, no doubt, but I don't think he has the same level of talent. I do not think Osimhem is the type of striker that would world well for us, but if we buy him I will go in with an open mind.He's not a more proven striker, exactly what we still lack, than Osimhen at all.
Osimhen is proven in 3 different leagues/countries at just a year older than Marmoush
Think we would keep him if those clowns at the top hadn't put us in such a PSR mess
So you agreed with my post then...Technically Amad is pretty much the same player as he was two years ago, physically obviously not. Amad has always had elite attributes, which is the main reason people have had high hopes for him even when he wasn't performing.
Garnacho has no elite attributes, and isn't especially good at anything, even when he's performing.
Come off it, Rashford has not had seven good seasons.Rashford is 27 with 3 bad seasons under his belt in his career so far, including the current one. Coincidentally, in all of those three seasons United have collectively been performing like a mid-table side, and we're talking about three of the four worst seasons in the last 30 years, with the only comparable one being 13/14 under Moyes...and you're trying to tell me Rashford only has purple patches. 7 good seasons and 3 terrible ones in abysmal teams equals purple patch. Let's not continue this discussion I think.