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Who?Or y'know we could actually go for someone alittle younger who's best days might not be behind him the moment he steps through the doors at Carrington.
Who?Or y'know we could actually go for someone alittle younger who's best days might not be behind him the moment he steps through the doors at Carrington.
900k a minute is a bit steep for me700k a week isn't worth it in my opinion.
Who will come here, is the bit missing from your post and where we’re way back in the pack.Or y'know we could actually go for someone alittle younger who's best days might not be behind him the moment he steps through the doors at Carrington.
I don't know, I'm not being paid good money to be a scout for Manchester United but then you know that already.Who?
I can't believe we're in with a chance of signing the best DM in the world and people are complaining after years of watching Mctominay and Fred.
Surprised he wants to fecking come here for a start.Who will come here, is the bit missing from your post and where we’re way back in the pack.
I don't know, I'm not being paid good money to be a scout for Manchester United but then you know that already.
The two young players Madrid signed in the past two windows wouldn't have been bad though.
I don't know, I'm not being paid good money to be a scout for Manchester United but then you know that already.
The two young players Madrid signed in the past two windows wouldn't have been bad though.
United could do with a fecking time machine,tbh.We could try asking for Dr Who to intervene with his time machine?
It's amazing to me that people can make this argument with a straight face given our recruitment history over the last decade.
It should be pretty clear to every Manchester United fan by now that signing big name player who has been very good in a different team in no way guarantees they'll be good in your team. And if you sign said player to a ludicrously inflated contract as he approaches the latter stages of his career, you're making yourself a hostage to fortune and drastically increasing the odds of a damaging misspend of resources. Especially when the transfer takes place in the context of to what all appearances is a haphazard, disorientated transfer window with little sign of a coherent underlying strategy.
This prospective deal is covered in red flags. And the fact that we've had to put up McFred for years doesn't change that. Just as the fact that they were replacing shit players didn't stop previous big-contract flops from being flops. If you're in a hole you don't keep digging in the same direction and this would be a transfer completely in line with the Woodward-era approach.
There is none because it's too late. Would have worked had we planned this much earlier. We didn't and we have to live with it now.I don't know, I'm not being paid good money to be a scout for Manchester United but then you know that already.
The two young players Madrid signed in the past two windows wouldn't have been bad though.
Agree.It's amazing to me that people can make this argument with a straight face given our recruitment history over the last decade.
It should be pretty clear to every Manchester United fan by now that signing big name player who has been very good in a different team in no way guarantees they'll be good in your team. And if you sign said player to a ludicrously inflated contract as he approaches the latter stages of his career, you're making yourself a hostage to fortune and drastically increasing the odds of a damaging misspend of resources. Especially when the transfer takes place in the context of to what all appearances is a haphazard, disorientated transfer window with little sign of a coherent underlying strategy.
This prospective deal is covered in red flags. And the fact that we've had to put up McFred for years doesn't change that. Just as the fact that they were replacing shit players didn't stop previous big-contract flops from being flops. If you're in a hole you don't keep digging in the same direction and this would be a transfer completely in line with the Woodward-era approach.
What you’re omitting from your post is those two young players had no interest in coming here, so what relevance are they to us and our predicament?
It's amazing to me that people can make this argument with a straight face given our recruitment history over the last decade.
It should be pretty clear to every Manchester United fan by now that signing big name player who has been very good in a different team in no way guarantees they'll be good in your team. And if you sign said player to a ludicrously inflated contract as he approaches the latter stages of his career, you're making yourself a hostage to fortune and drastically increasing the odds of a damaging misspend of resources. Especially when the transfer takes place in the context of to what all appearances is a haphazard, disorientated transfer window with little sign of a coherent underlying strategy.
This prospective deal is covered in red flags. And the fact that we've had to put up McFred for years doesn't change that. Just as the fact that they were replacing shit players didn't stop previous big-contract flops from being flops. If you're in a hole you don't keep digging in the same direction and this would be a transfer completely in line with the Woodward-era approach.
Sooo.. this is a panic move ?There is none because it's too late. Would have worked had we planned this much earlier. We didn't and we have to live with it now.
I can't believe we're in with a chance of signing the best DM in the world and people are complaining after years of watching Mctominay and Fred.
Are you ever happy?Sooo.. this is a panic move ?
Great, they always work out.
The state of this club.
It’s all well and good bemoaning the deal (even I think it’s excessively long), but suggesting alternatives that aren’t part of a reality does nothing - we can’t get the type of players you mentioned; we can’t even get a fair price for players rungs down on them, so where do you suggest we go for players of this calibre? Or should we just not be in for them at all?Surprised he wants to fecking come here for a start.
Done it all (at Madrid), double his earnings here while on a 5 year contract.
But yeah. great move.
Sorry but the few members have a right to be pessimistic about United's transfer works post SAF and its not a bad thing.The Caf is mental. Don’t try and understand some of them.
They will be pessimistic about every single thing trust me. They’ll also be the first to complain when we have Fred and Mctominay and come out with ‘the club is finished’
Yep, but not regarding the current state of our club.Are you ever happy?
Signing the best DM isn't a panic move. If you think that, i rest my case.Sooo.. this is a panic move ?
Great, they always work out.
The state of this club.
To what end? They’re Real Madrid: kings of Europe doing things from the greatest position of strength in the sport right now; what bearing does that have on us, almost ten years down a hole?I didn’t say they are coming here. I said Madrid are building for the future whilst we’re paying them a fortune for players coming to the end of their career.
Sorry but the few members have a right to be pessimistic about United's transfer works post SAF and its not a bad thing.
We're desperate to be proven wrong. We want these players to turn out great for us but they tend to be underwhelming or just outright sh*te.
Anyone have any idea how we'll line up with Casemiro?
The Caf is mental. Don’t try and understand some of them.
They will be pessimistic about every single thing trust me. They’ll also be the first to complain when we have Fred and Mctominay and come out with ‘the club is finished’
Let’s see: Bissaka 15, Garner 15, McTominay 20, Bailly 10 - here comes 60m of possible income, so 100m net is 160m gross. And there are also such players as Tuanzebe or youngster loans who can yield 1-2m each as well.Let's see what happens. Having that much money available and waiting until two weeks before the window shuts to start using it makes us look even more badly run than we already do.
I bet we don't spend more than £100m net between now and the end of the window.
To what end? They’re Real Madrid: kings of Europe doing things from the greatest position of strength in the sport right now; what bearing does that have on us, almost ten years down a hole?
We can’t move or think like they do, and we have 2 weeks to prevent this season being an absolute disaster, so what do you suggest we do?
I think everyone will agree he’s a good player, one of the best DM;s in the world.
It’s the 5 year contract on ridiculous wages that have people sceptical about the deal. He’s coming here for one thing and that’s the payday….just what this squad needs.
The summer has been a complete mess fans have a right to be pessimistic
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Will you complain if he gets us back in the CL and in turn helps us pull in the right players in the next window?
No you won’t and neither will the club.
Oh sure everyone is fed up
Don’t you think it just kills off any kind of discussion and positivity though when in every single thread we have the same fecking complaints and moaning?
It’s tedious
I would at least like to hear them give some kind of logical counters that take into account we’re backs to the wall and need solutions, pronto. Just makes no sense to act like we’ve all the time in the world to make the best of this window that we can.Beggars belief people don’t grasp this