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Ander Herrera is a Manchester United Player!
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If that's true, I hope they don't feck around and just pay what the clause is, stop behaving like a bunch of gobshites and get it done ffs.
Please Woody - god of the muppets - pay that fecking clause and bring this lad to us. Even if that means that we won't sign Fellaini, Baines, Osman and Gibson. Do this one good, for once.
Herrera tells Athletic Bilbao he wants Manchester United move, deal looks on
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Earlier today we covered news from regional Basque newspaper El Correo who insinuated that Athletic Club had taken an extra player on the trip to Madrid just in case Ander Herrera wouldn't be playing.
The newspaper explained that it was usual for the club to take 18 players in a travelling squad but that this weekend they had taken 19 and the gist was it could be due to a impending departure for the young midfielder. They questioned the club's manager on this and he informed them that Herrera had not stated he didn't want to play but said he'd talk to the player before the game to check everything was fine.
This evening they have said that Herrera has informed Athletic Club that he wants to leave. El Correo headline the very small article 'Herrera says yes to United and waits', the waiting part is down to the two clubs agreeing a fee but after other reports in Spain that Manchester United would up their bid and were determined to get the player, it looks like the deal could happen.
The player will not force through a transfer if his club are set against it but Athletic sounded like they were softening their stance earlier and have not ruled out the prospect of a transfer happening during this window. Manchester United would up the player's wages significantly and provide Herrera with the chance to play in the Champions League. An excellent season could see him fight his way into contention for the Spanish World Cup squad, and that will be something of a dream if not a scenario expected at this stage.
El Correo say they'll have more on the story in their Sunday newspaper. That hasn't been released yet but when it does we'll bring you coverage of what they're saying in Bilbao about a move which would be Manchester United's record signing.
Sport Witness should give jojojo a job.
ONder
Is this a fecking WUM? They were in for a post match drug test together. They didn't fecking go for tapas together!
That's pretty good. Pretty fecking good.
Yes, but if Herrera hadn't kept Rio talking he'd probably have wandered off before the test and we'd have lost him for another year.
I like the look of him, seems to be able to go by players which is something we lack in the middle.
So we are actually trying to sign a player that wants to join us. Well in!
Stop being a dick, I clearly said I didn't remember the gist of their conversation, only that they referenced being together fondly. I called it 'hanging out or something'. You stated clearly that they did not 'hang out', so it appears that you remember the specifics more than me, so could you please share?
So calm the feck down, to use language you might prefer.
And slowly we've learned to hate each and every one.
Awkward moment when he suggested to Rio that they tap ass.
Last article looks promising... Still, signing a player from abroad on deadline day when we're nowhere near closing the deal and it looks like it could be complicated isn't ideal.
Deadline day is 2nd of september, we still have 47 hours and about 20 minutes left to do deals !
Enough time to snap up Herrera and Fellaini and i have a feeling we'll end up with Coentrao aswell instead of Baines.
€36 million for Herrera
€28 million for Fellaini
€20 million for Coentrao
fingers crossed
If it's true that he wants the move to happen then it helps but to have it going all the way to deadline day has to be regarded as absolute madness.
Makes me wonder how far down the list he actually was, and then you throw in the whole Thiago move that was never in the pipeline and Moyes worrying about adaptability to the PL...and suddenly decides a player costing twice as much from Bilbao doesn't have that issue. I'm not trying to spark a Moyes doesn't know what he's doing debate, but it really is weird.
Makes me wonder how far down the list he actually was, and then you throw in the whole Thiago move that was never in the pipeline and Moyes worrying about adaptability to the PL...and suddenly decides a player costing twice as much from Bilbao doesn't have that issue. I'm not trying to spark a Moyes doesn't know what he's doing debate, but it really is weird.
Please join us
WTF! These transfer threads really bring them out....
You're clearly drunk.
feckin hell lads, thing are tense in herrera.
I Ander stand exactly where you're coming from.
I'm Basque-ing in the glory of these puns, lads.
His other surname is Agüera. Do your worst.
Ander's son has a favourite brazilian player, can you guess who is it?
Something involving the IRA and homosexuality would be good.
Could PED's be served at a tapas bar? That would be interesting, a little bit of this and that.
So will he start in the morning? Place your bets now.
Jesus lad, Kagawa just said he'd be on the bench, post above yours.
White text and stuff...
White text and stuff...
Pedro Herrera: "Anderson is very happy at Athletic"
- Pedro Herrera, father of the player, ahead of Atletico midfielder feeling after official made the offer from Manchester United
Pedro Herrera was present at the presentation of Ander Athletic as player / PHOTO: AIOL
Carlos Zaballa | 31/08/2013 9:22 Bilbao
The uncertainty has been installed in the environment Atletico. It seemed that this season passed by more normal channels, focusing solely on the sport without institutional scares of last year. Even, the results have been with the first two days. But things started to truncate the Thursday night, when news broke of interest from Manchester United by taking the services of Ander Herrera before the closure of the summer transfer market this coming Monday.
The official confirmation came yesterday morning. Josu Urrutia used his appearance before the media to discuss the new San Mames to recognize that Athletic had received an offer for midfielder Bilbao. The economic pillar is less than it reflects his buyout clause, which currently is 36 million euros. The president also took the step to realize the position of the club, that does not change anything from the position taken in cases of Javi Martinez and Llorente: refer to the clause.
Need to know the opinion of the main character. Mundo Deportivo got in touch with his father, Pedro Herrera, perhaps the person who knows the mind of your child. The technician was very clear. "Anderson is very good at Athletic, is very happy at Athletic," he said flatly, later to talk about how much it has cost him his son get to wear the red and white sheepskin. "He fought hard to get to this club and it is very difficult to go," said the former player of Zaragoza, the club was formed Ander.
Herrera also offered his opinion on the reasons that led to the institution of the Premier to submit an official offer. "I think Manchester is a decision that has not found a replacement for Cesc," he added. The company has tried to Old Trafford this summer joining the middle of the club, but their efforts have fallen on deaf ears in the interest of Barça player to stay on the computer on which it was formed. "Manchester has taken the decision to opt for a creative player and has thought Ander" said Pedro Herrera, who concluded by reiterating that his son "is very well and very happy at Athletic".
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Fathers are no good.
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Ander Herrera 'in the hands' of Manchester United, deal will be confirmed
Bilbao regional newspaper El Correo caused a whole load of fuss when they revealed on Saturday night that Ander Herrera had told Athletic Club Bilbao he wanted to take the opportunity on offer to him and join Manchester United. According to the article on the newspaper's website, released to advertise their newspaper, the midfielder had informed Athletic of his desire to transfer to the current Premier League champions.
They said that more would be in their Sunday edition and they weren't leading anyone on. In today's newspaper they begin their article by saying 'Ander Herrera is in the hands of Manchester United', it's very promising news for fans of the Manchester club.
El Correo claim that personal terms have already been agreed, which would see Herrera earn around €4m a year on a five year deal. Manchester United will have to finalise the situation with Athletic Club to make the deal happen and that will cost them.
There is no talk of Athletic Club demanding Herrera pays the clause personally, thus invoking the income tax problem. However, the Spanish club do want Manchester United to pay a youth levy which would see the total cost rise to around €38m. If David Moyes is serious about the deal then he needs to make sure there are no hesitations over this, the player wants to keep a good relationship with his club and Manchester United would be best served by keeping them onside. The newspaper don't think there will be a problem with the fee.
The money couldn't be processed on Sunday so if this deal does happen, which is looking increasingly likely, it will be done on transfer deadline day. The regional newspaper explain that Athletic Club won't stand in the way of Manchester United because they are a great club who have gone about things the right way. They later go on to say that everyone in Bilbao knows Herrera will be welcome at the club and they seem to be proud to think he could follow in the footsteps of Paul Scholes.
It all appears very friendly and if everything goes to plan El Correo expect Herrera to become a Manchester United player on Monday.
Bilbao regional newspaper El Correo caused a whole load of fuss when they revealed on Saturday night that Ander Herrera had told Athletic Club Bilbao he wanted to take the opportunity on offer to him and join Manchester United. According to the article on the newspaper's website, released to advertise their newspaper, the midfielder had informed Athletic of his desire to transfer to the current Premier League champions.
They said that more would be in their Sunday edition and they weren't leading anyone on. In today's newspaper they begin their article by saying 'Ander Herrera is in the hands of Manchester United', it's very promising news for fans of the Manchester club.
El Correo claim that personal terms have already been agreed, which would see Herrera earn around €4m a year on a five year deal. Manchester United will have to finalise the situation with Athletic Club to make the deal happen and that will cost them.
The money couldn't be processed on Sunday so if this deal does happen, which is looking increasingly likely, it will be done on transfer deadline day. The regional newspaper explain that Athletic Club won't stand in the way of Manchester United because they are a great club who have gone about things the right way. They later go on to say that everyone in Bilbao knows Herrera will be welcome at the club and they seem to be proud to think he could follow in the footsteps of Paul Scholes.
It all appears very friendly and if everything goes to plan El Correo expect Herrera to become a Manchester United player on Monday.
Please be true
Also, the Spanish love Scholes
Also, the Spanish love Scholes
Herrera + Fellaini on deadline day.
I never thought that players pay income tax in Spain.
How did you think they paid their taxes? With donkeys?
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