They love Pep and hate Mourinho? United has always been looked down on by the media because of SAF, and we now we have Mourinho. Recipe for success for the media, it gets views.
And taking highest possible valuation of Micky - £40m
, based on his time here so far £25m is an absolute maximum we could expect to get for him taking into account his wages as well.What a load of rubbish. One journalist made up the £180m figures and now everyone is running with it. Ridiculous. But also hilariously obvious bias.
lets say Miki was on 150k p/w and Sanchez comes in on 400k p/w surely that means you know.....250k added to the wage bill. It's not rocket scienceAnd taking highest possible valuation of Micky - £40m
They should at least pretend to be impartial? For me this is the most obviously ABU they have ever been.
I doubt whether they will disclose it..... Just a feeling
It is a pretty big gamble, considering he's effectively 80+ years old (once you add in his agent's age, of course).
Indeed. I' say only DDG is ahead of him in that regard.
Not officially, but there surely will be some ball park figures out in the press later on which aren't this load of rubbish. Similar to Rooney when they included his image rights in his weekly wage figures during his new contract negotiations.
Guessing they're saying he's a gamble because he's had an underwhelming season so far. They wouldn't be saying the same if City signed him though.
I've noticed this the past few months. A lot of journalists no longer feel it's good to be impartial, but rather pick a side, purely for views.
Yeah that's probably the case, unless there's a lot done tonight. Didn't Di Maria also make his debut in an away fixture against Burnley?
Nah the most sure thing in the Prem is that Liverpool will always be the biggest sh*ithouses going
Twitter is down. This may change United's strategy for their release if it's down for long
Why would you expect more from the people who still reckon Memphis cost £30m?
We still have time till lunch tomorrow.
So is Mhki going to be walking his dogs? Bloody expensive dog walker.
Because he can longer get consistent game time whilst not making any notable improvement as a player?
Agreed, but they may have a promotional plan in place, and a delay could affect that - I don't just mean "when" but also "what". It could affect how they announce it. Ergo, keep an eye on the United website just in case
We beat Pep time machine which will trash everything until 2030.
Manchester United made up "figures out my ass" tax.
It's a United thing. We are the only club that pays wages and signing on fee's apparently.
If he signed for City in the summer for 60m he'd have been labelled a bargain and a sign of Pep's genius. We sign him in exchange for a player who's fallen behind Lingard in the pecking order and we are breaking the bank and desperate.
Hazard begs for a United transfer, after Chelsea approach to Crouch.
In their infinite wisdom, the media probably think that Sanchez will score less for us than for City. Fewer goals scored = fewer potential chips. Fewer potential chips means it's a gamble. Quod erat demonstradumb.
Some random player indeed.
I don't think anyone is having any difficulty grasping that. It's the fact that these journos are ignoring the 150k per week that Miki leaving would free up, inventing a transfer fee, exaggerating the Sanchez wage and sign on fee and generally taking glee in deliberate misinformation.
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