DickDastardly
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Go on Juve!
Then spike his coffee with testosterone
Then spike his coffee with testosterone
"A view" doesn't sound like anything that is definite. If this is even true, they are just messing around, stating that number to get United interested and won't sign him after the loan at all. Or say "yeah well 60m would have been on the table if he would have played better, but the way it went we would be happy to keep him for 5m"£60 million? From an Italian club? That's how you know it's bollocks.
They'll offer to take him on loan for 3 years, while paying 25% of his wages.
I take it Sancho is still getting paid? Don’t get how someone can be paid for not doing their job. If it was a normal job that we all do and we got suspended i highly doubt we still get paid.
"no no we said 60 million pounds of Ferrero Rocher"Juve couldnt afford to spend £6m let alone £60m.
Probably offer some dodgy 2 year loan deal.
"no no we said 60 million pounds of Ferrero Rocher"
Luke Shaw would be chomping at the bitSnap their hand off for that deal. Huge morale boost for the whole squad
£60 million? From an Italian club? That's how you know it's bollocks.
They'll offer to take him on loan for 3 years, while paying 25% of his wages.
Or in 5 years they get docked 15 pts and we get to know where that 60mil came from£60 million? From an Italian club? That's how you know it's bollocks.
They'll offer to take him on loan for 3 years, while paying 25% of his wages.
Was it horrendous man management by City, Dortmund and England? After all, he had the same problems with all of those.Part of the manager's role is to get the best out of his players when things aren't going perfectly. Some players deserve a rollicking, others need an arm round. Fergie was a master at this. He knew which buttons to press with each player.
Surely, ETH's public ridiculing of Sancho was intended to get the best out of the player. It clearly failed spectacularly.
I think if the manager had his time again, he'd refrain from slating Sancho to the media.
Sancho's questionable attitude aside, ETH has failed to get the best out of his player on the training pitch or on the field. That can't be denied. He then loses his composure and slates his player publicly and the relationship is unsalvageable.
Horrendous man-management.
Yes he is.Was it horrendous man management by City, Dortmund and England? After all, he had the same problems with all of those.
Maybe, just maybe, it is Sancho that is totally at fault.
Part of the manager's role is to get the best out of his players when things aren't going perfectly. Some players deserve a rollicking, others need an arm round. Fergie was a master at this. He knew which buttons to press with each player.
Surely, ETH's public ridiculing of Sancho was intended to get the best out of the player. It clearly failed spectacularly.
I think if the manager had his time again, he'd refrain from slating Sancho to the media.
Sancho's questionable attitude aside, ETH has failed to get the best out of his player on the training pitch or on the field. That can't be denied. He then loses his composure and slates his player publicly and the relationship is unsalvageable.
Horrendous man-management.
Right. Like Juventus is going to sign up for a 60m buy clause. It'll be cover half his wages and no obligation to buy, if anything at all.
Surely, ETH's public ridiculing of Sancho was intended to get the best out of the player. It clearly failed spectacularly.
I think if the manager had his time again, he'd refrain from slating Sancho to the media.
Amen.Public ridiculing?! He was pressed, by the press, at a presser, as to why Jadon wasn't selected and said - and I quote - "on his performance on the training, we didn't select him" , asked "was this a form of disciplinary?" He replied "No, you have to reach a level every day on Manchester United, and we can make choices in the front line, and yes so for this game he wasn't selected".
If that is 'public ridiculing' of a footballer, then we are truly doomed. The games' finished. Turn the lights out.
Yep, not sure if people are just obtuse or deliberately misrepresenting what was actually said in the presser...Public ridiculing?! He was pressed, by the press, at a presser, as to why Jadon wasn't selected and said - and I quote - "on his performance on the training, we didn't select him" , asked "was this a form of disciplinary?" He replied "No, you have to reach a level every day on Manchester United, and we can make choices in the front line, and yes so for this game he wasn't selected".
If that is 'public ridiculing' of a footballer, then we are truly doomed. The games' finished. Turn the lights out.
Part of the manager's role is to get the best out of his players when things aren't going perfectly. Some players deserve a rollicking, others need an arm round. Fergie was a master at this. He knew which buttons to press with each player.
Surely, ETH's public ridiculing of Sancho was intended to get the best out of the player. It clearly failed spectacularly.
I think if the manager had his time again, he'd refrain from slating Sancho to the media.
Sancho's questionable attitude aside, ETH has failed to get the best out of his player on the training pitch or on the field. That can't be denied. He then loses his composure and slates his player publicly and the relationship is unsalvageable.
Horrendous man-management.
Was thinking that. Like those broke money mismanaging fecks could cough up the funds for this deal.Right. Like Juventus is going to sign up for a 60m buy clause. It'll be cover half his wages and no obligation to buy, if anything at all.
Was thinking that. Like those broke money mismanaging fecks could cough up the funds for this deal.
Which is 98% of 60 mil60m from Juve, yeah right. It will be a loan and couple of Fiats and a Ferrari bag.
Yes Liras.Which is 98% of 60 mil
It is more of a "tell a lie a thousand times....".Yep, not sure if people are just obtuse or deliberately misrepresenting what was actually said in the presser...
Lukaku to Inter was more, I think?Also, it'd be the highest transfer fee paid by a Serie A Club since Juve bought Cristiano Ronaldo in 2018. And the third highest of all time in Serie A. For a player who's been frozen out at Man Utd, and has done very little for the past two seasons. As if.
“Humiliated in public”It is more of a "tell a lie a thousand times....".
Not sure about the press, but a bunch of posters here surely have been saying stuff like "ridiculing" or "manager called him lazy" rhetoric.
Part of the manager's role is to get the best out of his players when things aren't going perfectly. Some players deserve a rollicking, others need an arm round. Fergie was a master at this. He knew which buttons to press with each player.
Surely, ETH's public ridiculing of Sancho was intended to get the best out of the player. It clearly failed spectacularly.
I think if the manager had his time again, he'd refrain from slating Sancho to the media.
Sancho's questionable attitude aside, ETH has failed to get the best out of his player on the training pitch or on the field. That can't be denied. He then loses his composure and slates his player publicly and the relationship is unsalvageable.
Horrendous man-management.
The difference is the fans, media and the club had full confidence and got behind the gaffer. He earned it.Fergie made sure anyone who spoke out against him or the team, or anyone who effed about would eventually find out.
Becks, Roy Keane are obvious examples. So was Pogba btw. I think RVN also didnt gel quite well with him and was shipped out. I'm sure there are other examples.
ETH is doing the right thing in my humble opinion. Respect the badge respect your coworkers respect your manager. Our players used to be scared shit of the manager. Now the managers are scared shit of the players. Eff them, ship them out get someone who wants to play for the team.
Lukaku to Inter was more, I think?
He'd do well in Italy, though I also doubt Juve will be offering that.