afrocentricity
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Who's leaking these stories of renewal? I'm calling bollocks until I see something legit...
Hi, can you please post the link? Can't read tweets. Thanks
Cheers, 'Lambs.
Mata is De Gea's "grief counsellor". Funniest thing I've read all day-so far.
That's the single worst piece of 'journalism' from the whole window.Well well...............
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...n-the-wake-of-David-de-Gea-transfer-saga.html
That's the single worst piece of 'journalism' from the whole window.
that reminds me...can you imagine Moyes having to deal with all this?Should never have allowed Moyesy to take his iPads back, IMO.
That's the single worst piece of 'journalism' from the whole window.
Wow, what a load of crap. I enjoyed all the jokey stuff around the clubs IT systems, but shoehorning an article out of it?! Oh well, this sort of thing passes for journalism thesedays.
Oh how the reaction would have been differentthat reminds me...can you imagine Moyes having to deal with all this?
nah , that he is doomed to renew with us was better
Definitely says something about those that would believe drivel like that.
Regardless, whatever happens is fundamentally David's decision; not Mendes', or Edurne's, or whoever's.
"a unified experience for fans" implies manutd.com and possibly our social media experience would get a well needed overhaul. Our website is almost certainly a completely different system from the internal systems, and even the internal systems are probably well differentiated. Nonsense, sensational article. I work in IT btw.That's the single worst piece of 'journalism' from the whole window.
But the Spanish team decided to try and sign him this year, but promised him €10m in compensation if they failed to do so by the 20th of August, and another €5m if they failed on the 31st, which AS covered on Tuesday.
Having failed to sign the player, this would mean Real Madrid have already paid De Gea €15m without even signing him.
http://sportwitness.ning.com/forum/topics/58m-man-united-transfer-being-worked-on-for-future-window
I think that will be what happens in the end. From what I've read, Mendes always wanted him to resign and leave through the front door instead of the back. Mendes isn't a saint by any means, but in this case his interest and our align because he would want money from the signing on fee and his % of the transfer along with a continued good relationship with United.As I said before, from a commercial view, which his agent and finance team must put first, signing a new contract with us is essential.
Without it, a serious injury within the next 6 months, whether career ending or 12 months plus out the game, would be utterly disastrous financially, never mind the physical issues. It is his agents job to protect him from being in that position, so signing a new contract with a release clause is best for everyone, bar madrid. He has his protection against something happening to him, we gain control over his leaving.
Very likely, no.Is that true?
Is that true?
Very likely, no.
These kind of deals are illegal and don't exist outside of Marca.
It's on the SportWitness site, which is utter clickbait, made-up shite.
I've seen €10 million in compensation for De Gea mentioned from multiple sources, but the €15 million claim I've only seen here.Is that true?
Clubs cannot make pre-contracts with other players (unless the player is on the last 6 months of his contract) which means that they cannot guarantee that they will sign a player. In fact, they aren't supposed to even talk with the player until the selling club accepts the bid, or player is on the last months of his contract.Wouldn't have thought they'd take it that far as to make up an amount he's already been paid, but then again, this is my first time reading a SportWitness 'article'.
Perez's mouthpiece Marca reckons that if De Gea signs a new contract, that'll probably be that. Since the relationship between the two clubs is sour, they don't want to negotiate.
Exactly! We don't get Bale … but they won't get ANY of our promising youngsters once they start performing to potential!Wonderful. This whole saga will benefit us so much in the future, as long as Woodward is here Madrid will be reluctant to deal with us.
Perez's mouthpiece Marca reckons that if De Gea signs a new contract, that'll probably be that. Since the relationship between the two clubs is sour, they don't want to negotiate.
... unless their contract is set to expire..Exactly! We don't get Bale … but they won't get ANY of our promising youngsters once they start performing to potential!
It's on the SportWitness site, which is utter clickbait, made-up shite.
Thats not really true though...that article isnt made up, its rather a translation of the el pais article...whether the original article is true or not isnt on sport witness...