pauldyson1uk
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Looks decent, dont care about the money.
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Great, so as expected not much into it.I found this: http://www.goal.com/fr/news/29/ligu...naco-ranieri-martial-doit-changer-de-mentalit
The google translated version of Ranieri's comments:
Well not marginally more if the 36m fee turns out to be correct. The initial fee for Rooney was 21m. Adjusting for inflation, it's similar but Rooney was more proven.11 years to the day that we signed Rooney, for marginally more, and a year older. The price isn't unheard of exactly.
Looks like he'll become our 3rd most expensive signing ever. A teeneager with 13 goals in 64 games. I'm all for signing young talent, but we also need someone (or a few someones) capable of making a more immediate impact.
Barely heard anyone talk about him on here or anywhere else, but suddenly he's a "once in a generation" talent. Okay then.
He won't play instead of Rooney, that's completely out of question. Mata will probably go centrally, Januzaj will depart on loan and Martial will be on the wing with Depay occupying the other one. This way van Gaal will be able to finally feck off Herrera to the fringes.
6m pounds + wages.How much did we pay for Falcao for the year?
11 years to the day that we signed Rooney, for marginally more, and a year older. The price isn't unheard of exactly.
Even that is better than the current set-up, at least we'll have two pacey wide forwards.He won't play instead of Rooney, that's completely out of question. Mata will probably go centrally, Januzaj will depart on loan and Martial will be on the wing with Depay occupying the other one. This way van Gaal will be able to finally feck off Herrera to the fringes.
We were waiting for Monaco to get knocked out. Makes sense. Crazy money still, but we were after him for a year.
Yup it's all part of a master plan to get rid of Herrera.This. He is a genius. Best we sell him, so we can regain some of that money. We have to think about the net spend FFS.
We had a firing RvN that time. We have Rooney now!We paid more than that for an 18 year old back then, and he scored loads, Rooney. I'm excited.
Kind of how it works.
There'd probably have been a lot of green smileys in this thread if this was about him signing for Liverpool.
Is he better than Origi?
I found a video of him at Lyon before his move to Monaco with a lot of youth football footage if anyone's interested. That first touch
Finally!He won't play instead of Rooney, that's completely out of question. Mata will probably go centrally, Januzaj will depart on loan and Martial will be on the wing with Depay occupying the other one. This way van Gaal will be able to finally feck off Herrera to the fringes.
Curious reaction towards a very good player for us.Finally!
Of course he isn't, he's 19!Absolutely shocking if the numbers are correct. Honestly if this goes through at the numbers being touted its a total contradiction on the transfer policy we've been fronting up until now. I highly doubt he is better than what we currently have.
Im sorry but im very worried for this current season. Our planning is shocking as its been left to manifest until last day of the transfer window. This is not the actions of the biggest club in the world. After losing Falcao, Di Maria, RVP, De Gea, Hernandez and Januzaj it would take Bale and Robben also for me to class this window as a success.
Origi was in Ligue 1 worst XI last season. Even RAWK is saying that Martial is better than Origi.Exactly. Everyone would be laughing their asses off. That's exactly what is happening in every European football forum right now by the way.
No. Around the same level maybe, but less proven.
Memphis and Martial. M and M strike force
Actually, Rooney did better than RvN in 2004/05: Van Nistelrooy was injured a lot and only scored 6 goals in 17 games in the league (and his CL stats were boosted by a four-goal haul against Sparta - loads of goals against poor European opposition away from home, sounds familiar?), Rooney scored 11 in 29. That kind of record from Martial would be absolutely fantastic but I can't really see that happening.We had a firing RvN that time. We have Rooney now!
That gamble is not just on the money front. It is fine if we already had star players who were firing on all cylinders but fact is we need someone who can step in right away. Never seen the lad so cannot comment but I will surprised if he comes into a new league and immediately slots in. So not only might he never be as valuable, it will also leave us ruefully short this season unless we can get someone more established.He was like 20 Million € less, is English and had a way better first season. This kind of money for Martial is mental and there's no point denying it. Its a huge gamble, you can afford a gamble, but its a gamble nonetheless. There's a big chance he will never be worth this kind of money again.
He was 6 or 7m pounds less... United deals in pounds But yeah, mental price, but it's a similar price to what we paid for an 18 year old Rooney 11 years ago ignoring inflation. We'll see but if he gets anything close to what people say he can be, then he'll be worth twice what we are paying now basically.He was like 20 Million € less, is English and had a way better first season. This kind of money for Martial is mental and there's no point denying it. Its a huge gamble, you can afford a gamble, but its a gamble nonetheless. There's a big chance he will never be worth this kind of money again.
Well not marginally more if the 36m fee turns out to be correct. The initial fee for Rooney was 21m. Adjusting for inflation, it's similar but Rooney was more proven.
Memphis and Martial. M and M strike force