It's mere inches away from the "class and dignity" slapstick routine of Merseyside legend.
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It's mere inches away from the "class and dignity" slapstick routine of Merseyside legend.
Either way, I understand that high profile transfers have so many details they can easily fail even when 99% done, and it's good to see for once that we appear to be genuinely going for a WC player in a position we need. Good stuff, just hope something comes off so we can shut Glaston up.
What the hell are we going to do about the Anderson chant if Fabregas signs? 
We'll have to come up with some sort of comical follow up to sing straight after it...
Oooonlyyyyy jo-king Cesc,
He's a fat cnut, you're the best,
Only jo-king Cesc,
You're the object of our wankfest,
A centre mid, who can pass
One who does not need to fast,
Not made of glass, you are class
'cause you are Cesc Fabregas,
We'll have to come up with some sort of comical follow up to sing straight after it...Oooonlyyyyy jo-king Cesc,
He's a fat cnut, you're the best,
Only jo-king Cesc,
You're the object of our wankfest,
A centre mid, who can pass
One who does not need to fast,
Not made of glass, you are class
'cause you are Cesc Fabregas,
nicely done.I quite like that for a second verse
Come on Seth, gotta throw in a transfer request pal, make it happen. Robbie wants you back.
I keep on reading on twitter from various journos that United seem to think Cesc wants the move. They must have been briefed from someone.
I wonder if this whole thing is a 'managed exit'. Either way, United or Cesc will get the blame from the Catalan press.
Club being under the impression it's doable is why I don't subscribe to the club being made to look a fool if it doesn't come to fruition. They must be something there, even if its an agent letting whispers get out.
Yep, just like Chelsea and Rooney will get the blame despite Utd and SAF being in the wrong Steve.
(Am I doing it right?)
I was thinking that even if Barcelona want to sell, how would they even go about declaring that? "we've accepted a bid?" "the player has said he want to go, so we're gonna let him?"
Doesn't seem like this would be a clear cut and amicable parting of ways to me.
I'd gladly support Wayne if I felt he was being mistreated, chief. I don't believe in 'my club, right or wrong.'
I suspect that this will end up needing Fabregas to submit a transfer request for it to happen. If that's the case it'll go to the wire...
That would cause a PL meltdown, three's the limit
Probably mentioned pages ago but could merely be a rouse to get an improved contract. Wouldn't surprise me at all
This could be possible, but wouldn't Cesc be voicing his opinion more about wanting to leave, rather than keeping quiet and we make all the noise? If he really wanted to push for an improved contract he would be more likely to come out and say he wanted to leave, using the "I want more first team football" line or something along it.
No way we would be played like that. You don't make 3 bids for a player only looking for a better contract
I hope this doesn't drag out until the end of the month to the detriment of any other transfer business be have in mind.
Don't be so fecking absurd.
No way we'll risk a fourth bid. I'd say we'll just offer £60m now and be done with the whole thing.
Really don't see that happening. Transfer dealings aren't that one dimensional in the top flight. We haven't got a bunch of teenagers behind our transfer policies. Sure, clubs miss out on players for numerous reasons, and perhaps we'll miss out on a target or two, but we will be adding to an already great team
Seriously guys... the unthinkable is coming...
BBC saying he'd be open to the move if Barcelona accept the bid...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23521757
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/23521757
If we made a fourth bid I think the very foundations of Old Trafford would crumble with embarrassment.
I couldn't think of anything more depressing if the case. We would have been well and truly suckered.
Didn't that happen on the first bid?
So have we submitted the bid yet? We're running out of time
This is the spineless way to go about a pay raise, no doubt. But as they say, if the shoe fits
Sadly £35 mil will almost certainly be instantly rejected again.
yeah but this time it's £35mil in £5 notes, so it looks like more.
If that helps then we should make a bid in 1p coins. They wouldn't turn it down then.
Surely they'll laugh us out of the room if we turn up with Sterling?
Where does he come into it?
isit on again?!?!
The fourth, the fifth, the minor fall - the major lift.
Cohen has such transfer foresight.
Cohen has such transfer foresight.
It's on like Donkey Kong.
Indeed, it's the typical "throwing all the toys out of the pram" scenario and hoping the parents notice, but with Neymar coming in for such huge wages, can Barca afford to compete with United's supposed offer of double salaries?
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