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Can't believe we've reached a point in time already when top young talent are excited by Manchester City the idea of buzzing to be in that ground is so hard to comprehend.
Way better. Pep would hate him. He’s designed for the quick break. Doesn’t do much apart from great movement and finishing.Yeah, I agree. He'd fit us a lot better, with our counter attacking style and lack of a goal hungry monster, but he's definitely not an all around player.
Full disclosure: I haven't seen much of him (and today I only got to see the first half before I lost my feed), but I have to ask: is he really worth the crazy numbers being quoted? I honestly can't say one way or the other, but having recently seen a list of the most expensive transfers ever (and seeing how many have underwhelmed), it strikes me as a very risk path to go down, particularly for United, considering how many other areas we need to address.Definitely a talent.. but I really hope we dont deal with Riola ever again.. Unless its a ridiculous talent.. and I mean someone worth bending over backwards for.. Not sure he is that..
It's absolutely vital for us to sign him.
We haven't had a clinical striker like that since RVP.
And we know what he did. Single handedly won us the title. It's what a clinical striker brings to the table.
Buy. This. Kid. Now.
There will be a clear answer to the question by next Christmas. He will have played a half of a season under Guardiola by then.Anyone else think that Haaland to City reminds them of Ibra to Barca? Great player but just not right for that team?
I hadn't thought of it until reading your post, but given the acrimony between Ibra ad Pep, I wonder if there might be bad feelings between Raiola and Pep (usually I wouldn't think anything of this, but Raiola, cnut though he is, does seem very protective of his players.)Anyone else think that Haaland to City reminds them of Ibra to Barca? Great player but just not right for that team?
He was shit tonight barring a decent through ball for the goal. He's a massive talent but I don't think he's as good as a prime RVP and I think his numbers flatter him massively, like most attackers in the Bundesliga.It's absolutely vital for us to sign him.
We haven't had a clinical striker like that since RVP.
And we know what he did. Single handedly won us the title. It's what a clinical striker brings to the table.
Buy. This. Kid. Now.
Can't believe we've reached a point in time already when top young talent are excited by Manchester City the idea of buzzing to be in that ground is so hard to comprehend.
He was shit tonight barring a decent through ball for the goal. He's a massive talent but I don't think he's as good as a prime RVP and I think his numbers flatter him massively, like most attackers in the Bundesliga.
Did he do much else? From the highlights he had one great chance which he missed and wasn't that involved in the rest of the game (assist aside).I love how people are ignoring his excellent holdup play and the great assist vs City. I think he had a good game considering Dortmunds tactics.
No problem we'll get Sancho instead. More than happy with that.The closest we'll ever get to Haaland being at United. Enjoy it whilst it lasts.
I love how people are ignoring his excellent holdup play and the great assist vs City. I think he had a good game considering Dortmunds tactics.
Would suit Livepool better.Anyone else think that Haaland to City reminds them of Ibra to Barca? Great player but just not right for that team?
I'm convinced he's City bound either this summer or next, and I still think its an odd fit on the pitch. He's not a Pep CF at all.
He was that. Didn't bold well with me as its not what we want to see. Let's hope its paranoia from our side.He was having an interesting conversation with Foden at the end I thought.
I feel the main problem we have over beating Haaland from City's hands is that possibly Haaland feels that he has learnt all he can from Ole as a coach already.
Then I can imagine him wanting to join City to learn alot/work with Pep even though it should be quite obvious even to him that he may not be needed at all in a City team when they play with no striker to beat his current team right in front of his eyes.
He was that. Didn't bold well with me as its not what we want to see. Let's hope its paranoia from our side.
Tifo Football seems to think that City and us are the most likely destinations(if Haaland moves this summer). I like how they make it seem even
1) His transfer fee is stupid
"One great chance that he missed" can also be described as: outpacing and outmuscling Dias, who had a clear head start on him. Dias clipped his heal in the fall, and Haaland lost balance, so the goalie could close the angle. Didn't go for a penalty.Did he do much else? From the highlights he had one great chance which he missed and wasn't that involved in the rest of the game (assist aside).
I'm 99% sure within myself we won't be going for him.
1) His transfer fee is stupid 2) Raiola will put us off (rightly) and 3) we have other areas that need fixing as well as the striker position, so we need to be smarter with the money.
We can probably bring in Sancho + Ings for the fee that it costs to bring in Haaland. And Raiola's fee alone would probably fund Milenkovic.
For me this transfer makes very little sense for this window.
Can also be described as a nice run but chance missed at the end of the day. Did well in that move until the finish, and got a decent assist, but I'm sure he'll want to have influenced games like these much more."One great chance that he missed" can also be described as: outpacing and outmuscling Dias, who had a clear head start on him. Dias clipped his heal in the fall, and Haaland lost balance, so the goalie could close the angle. Didn't go for a penalty.
Can also be described as a nice run but chance missed at the end of the day. Did well in that move until the finish, and got a decent assist, but I'm sure he'll want to have influenced games like these much more.
Does feel like it what with them being without a top number 9 and ready to challenge for everything immediately. I thought Madrid and Bayern would be the other contenders but they have Benzema and Lewandowski respectively.He signed for City, no source but it's just a feeling.
Mate, if your girlfriend goes to a fit blokes house, what are the chances she didn't shag him? Zero, now imagine that with Haaland and Pep's house.Does feel like it what with them being without a top number 9 and ready to challenge for everything immediately. I thought Madrid and Bayern would be the other contenders but they have Benzema and Lewandowski respectively.
They will sell Sancho before selling Haaland, and I don't see them selling both this window. Unless a stupid offer came in for Haaland they will sell both but I think out of the two, it will be Sancho who will be discounted.It is, but should Dortmund fail to get CL football they may be forced to sell him below market value already this summer. Haaland's release clause will be triggered next summer and then he'll leave for 70 million, which is a damn bargain.
Having said that, he will still cost 100 million at the very least, even if Dortmund should fail to get CL football. And then there's also the fact that Haaland is Dortmund's best chance of reclaiming their CL spot. 2 seasons in a row without making the CL could be disastrous for them.
He won't solve it for 5 years, he will more than likely push to move and cause a huge disruption from year 3 onwards. And he won't offset the midfield or CB issues in my opinion, but I agree he will help compensate for not having an out and out winger.I disagree, it might solve our striker issues for at least 5 years. And if he keeps up his form, it would more than offset whatever other issues we have.
Yeah the two things not going for the City link are that Pep may prefer a different kind of CF and doesn't get on with Riaola.I think he’s City bound too and have for a while for a couple of reasons:
1. City know he could be lethal at United or Chelsea and getting him for themselves blunts any chance we have of catching them up.
2. They’re a club with a superficial history. Being able to sign a former player’s son and have him as part of the success story would help their PR team create a narrative of being a family club with talent across the generations.
The only hope is that Pep isn’t keen on shoehorning him into his system and Raiola has already sensed that.
Mate, if your girlfriend goes to a fit blokes house, what are the chances she didn't shag him? Zero, now imagine that with Haaland and Pep's house.
This is all the evidence we need
Haaland 50 goals next season for City, quintuple winners, United relegated.
Mate, if your girlfriend goes to a fit blokes house, what are the chances she didn't shag him? Zero, now imagine that with Haaland and Pep's house.
This is all the evidence we need
Haaland 50 goals next season for City, quintuple winners, United relegated.
He grew up a City fan didn't he?
I think we will get Sancho which will be excellent anyway.