Moyes said he would try, Di Maria, Falcao, et al said they will. Key difference.
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Season Average Rating
- Appearances
- 32
- Goals
- 4
- Assists
- 13
- Yellow cards
- 3
- Red cards
- 1
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http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/...ited-manager/story-20271930-detail/story.html
Pedantic, but he did sound rather assertive here.
My previous post.
Best player we signed this summer, still can't believe it! 
Good read. Oh and we see here again that despite all kind of Ronaldo's ego trips and on pitch celebrations about himself, he can be such a friendly and helpful guy and really seems to fight for ppl he likes. Not the first time we have heard things like that about Ronaldo.
http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/...ited-manager/story-20271930-detail/story.html
Pedantic, but he did sound rather assertive here.
“They want their team to win. I do as well. We need to try and improve how we are playing. We need to try and improve our results.
From your link.
Good man, already annoyed about friendlies. Says sometimes it's better to avoid them!
PSG: "Di Maria preferred us"
http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9454423
Paris St Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes Angel di Maria wanted to move to his club - and not Manchester United - from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The Argentina international sealed a move to Old Trafford for a record British fee of almost £60m last week.
Al-Khelaifi reckons the only reason the 26-year-old did not move to the Parc des Princes was because PSG could not agree a fee with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
"For two or three weeks I discussed this issue with my friend Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid," Al-Khelaifi said.
"We met twice, we made an offer, but we did not agree on the price. For me it was too expensive. It has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play. The player wanted to come to Paris, but this was not possible."
The French side have invested hugely in players over the past couple of years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Luiz.
Al-Khelaifi claimed Financial Fair Play (FFP) was not a fair rule and said his club would meet with UEFA to urge them to reconsider it.
"We want to respect the rules of UEFA," he said. "But we must discuss it again in October with them to try to change the rules.
"This is very important because Financial Fair Play is not fair. It is sometimes difficult to understand, but in the end, the big clubs are big clubs and small clubs remain small. It not only represents the interests of PSG. If new investors can not invest in football, they will invest in Formula One."
PSG, along with Premier League champions Manchester City, were handed a heavy fine in May for breaching FFP regulations.
http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9454423
Paris St Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes Angel di Maria wanted to move to his club - and not Manchester United - from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The Argentina international sealed a move to Old Trafford for a record British fee of almost £60m last week.
Al-Khelaifi reckons the only reason the 26-year-old did not move to the Parc des Princes was because PSG could not agree a fee with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
"For two or three weeks I discussed this issue with my friend Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid," Al-Khelaifi said.
"We met twice, we made an offer, but we did not agree on the price. For me it was too expensive. It has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play. The player wanted to come to Paris, but this was not possible."
The French side have invested hugely in players over the past couple of years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Luiz.
Al-Khelaifi claimed Financial Fair Play (FFP) was not a fair rule and said his club would meet with UEFA to urge them to reconsider it.
"We want to respect the rules of UEFA," he said. "But we must discuss it again in October with them to try to change the rules.
"This is very important because Financial Fair Play is not fair. It is sometimes difficult to understand, but in the end, the big clubs are big clubs and small clubs remain small. It not only represents the interests of PSG. If new investors can not invest in football, they will invest in Formula One."
PSG, along with Premier League champions Manchester City, were handed a heavy fine in May for breaching FFP regulations.
PSG: "Di Maria preferred us"
http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9454423
Paris St Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes Angel di Maria wanted to move to his club - and not Manchester United - from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The Argentina international sealed a move to Old Trafford for a record British fee of almost £60m last week.
Al-Khelaifi reckons the only reason the 26-year-old did not move to the Parc des Princes was because PSG could not agree a fee with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
"For two or three weeks I discussed this issue with my friend Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid," Al-Khelaifi said.
"We met twice, we made an offer, but we did not agree on the price. For me it was too expensive. It has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play. The player wanted to come to Paris, but this was not possible."
The French side have invested hugely in players over the past couple of years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Luiz.
Al-Khelaifi claimed Financial Fair Play (FFP) was not a fair rule and said his club would meet with UEFA to urge them to reconsider it.
"We want to respect the rules of UEFA," he said. "But we must discuss it again in October with them to try to change the rules.
"This is very important because Financial Fair Play is not fair. It is sometimes difficult to understand, but in the end, the big clubs are big clubs and small clubs remain small. It not only represents the interests of PSG. If new investors can not invest in football, they will invest in Formula One."
PSG, along with Premier League champions Manchester City, were handed a heavy fine in May for breaching FFP regulations.
http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9454423
Paris St Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes Angel di Maria wanted to move to his club - and not Manchester United - from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The Argentina international sealed a move to Old Trafford for a record British fee of almost £60m last week.
Al-Khelaifi reckons the only reason the 26-year-old did not move to the Parc des Princes was because PSG could not agree a fee with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
"For two or three weeks I discussed this issue with my friend Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid," Al-Khelaifi said.
"We met twice, we made an offer, but we did not agree on the price. For me it was too expensive. It has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play. The player wanted to come to Paris, but this was not possible."
The French side have invested hugely in players over the past couple of years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Luiz.
Al-Khelaifi claimed Financial Fair Play (FFP) was not a fair rule and said his club would meet with UEFA to urge them to reconsider it.
"We want to respect the rules of UEFA," he said. "But we must discuss it again in October with them to try to change the rules.
"This is very important because Financial Fair Play is not fair. It is sometimes difficult to understand, but in the end, the big clubs are big clubs and small clubs remain small. It not only represents the interests of PSG. If new investors can not invest in football, they will invest in Formula One."
PSG, along with Premier League champions Manchester City, were handed a heavy fine in May for breaching FFP regulations.
PSG: "Di Maria preferred us"
http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9454423
Paris St Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes Angel di Maria wanted to move to his club - and not Manchester United - from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The Argentina international sealed a move to Old Trafford for a record British fee of almost £60m last week.
Al-Khelaifi reckons the only reason the 26-year-old did not move to the Parc des Princes was because PSG could not agree a fee with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
"For two or three weeks I discussed this issue with my friend Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid," Al-Khelaifi said.
"We met twice, we made an offer, but we did not agree on the price. For me it was too expensive. It has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play. The player wanted to come to Paris, but this was not possible."
The French side have invested hugely in players over the past couple of years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Luiz.
Al-Khelaifi claimed Financial Fair Play (FFP) was not a fair rule and said his club would meet with UEFA to urge them to reconsider it.
"We want to respect the rules of UEFA," he said. "But we must discuss it again in October with them to try to change the rules.
"This is very important because Financial Fair Play is not fair. It is sometimes difficult to understand, but in the end, the big clubs are big clubs and small clubs remain small. It not only represents the interests of PSG. If new investors can not invest in football, they will invest in Formula One."
PSG, along with Premier League champions Manchester City, were handed a heavy fine in May for breaching FFP regulations.
Classic case of The Fox and the grapes
My Favourite article this yearPSG: "Di Maria preferred us"
http://m.skysports.com/article/football//9454423
Paris St Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes Angel di Maria wanted to move to his club - and not Manchester United - from Real Madrid in the summer transfer window.
The Argentina international sealed a move to Old Trafford for a record British fee of almost £60m last week.
Al-Khelaifi reckons the only reason the 26-year-old did not move to the Parc des Princes was because PSG could not agree a fee with Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.
"For two or three weeks I discussed this issue with my friend Florentino Perez, the president of Real Madrid," Al-Khelaifi said.
"We met twice, we made an offer, but we did not agree on the price. For me it was too expensive. It has nothing to do with Financial Fair Play. The player wanted to come to Paris, but this was not possible."
The French side have invested hugely in players over the past couple of years, signing the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Luiz.
Al-Khelaifi claimed Financial Fair Play (FFP) was not a fair rule and said his club would meet with UEFA to urge them to reconsider it.
"We want to respect the rules of UEFA," he said. "But we must discuss it again in October with them to try to change the rules.
"This is very important because Financial Fair Play is not fair. It is sometimes difficult to understand, but in the end, the big clubs are big clubs and small clubs remain small. It not only represents the interests of PSG. If new investors can not invest in football, they will invest in Formula One."
PSG, along with Premier League champions Manchester City, were handed a heavy fine in May for breaching FFP regulations.
Feck PSG and there jealousy, they are like a spoilt rich kid at Christmas that didn't get what was on their list. Unlucky P$G and Nasser Al-Khelaifi not this time, this transfer is for Lucas Moura. I love the way they say the FFP rule is not fair. I wonder what every other team in the French league minus Monaco thinks of that. This is a team with no history and completely manufactured by an Oil sugar Daddy. The only reason any player wants to go there besides the money is Paris. What a fecking joke of a clubHe can be seriously rapid can't he? Wow! Once we can find a permanent position for him in the team either as a winger or a midfielder, he will become a huge asset for us. I think he's going to become an assist machine for our Goal Machine (in prospect) Falcao.
Starting vs Germany. Not sure, but my site shows he is being played in AM position.
great pace by our ADM there
good turn and shot there
Has quite a free role today. Been all over the place roaming so far.
I love that he starts with Rojo on the left side. That is brilliant for LVG who can see how they play together. You just never know how well a winger/full back combination will perform before you see it.
Having a really good game our Angel.
He's absolutely top class.
Started on the left but is switching to the right from time to time.
Kramer pretty impressive so far, would like to have him in our team.
He's a genuine superstar isn't he? I already think he's my favorite player at United and he's only been here two weeks
brilliant by Di Maria
Top class assist with the outside of his boot.
Still think Valencia is the better crosser though.
Great assist!
What a pass. Incredible.
What a feckin cross that was
That. Is word class. Feck!
What a assist.
What a ball!
sheer class
My God Di Maria!
Brilliant.
Been causing problems for Germany so far.
Edit: Just as I finish typing this he gets an assist.
Edit: Just as I finish typing this he gets an assist.
Great assist but given way too much time on the ball.
Great Manchester combo there!
Delightful.
he can play right wing for us alright
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