nainaisson
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Lille are trying to grift more money out of Arsenal, I see.
Some of us are sad enough to have been following transfer tweets for many years now. Di Marzio used to be a go to source who was often first to info and accurate. Nowadays he gets a lot wrong and seems to be more of an agent mouthpiece similar to other journalists. Maybe he's right on this but given his recent accuracy it's more likely to be incorrect.It’s funny how random interneters have declared Di Marzio’s tweet as inaccurate from the get go. I mean, I don’t know either way of course, but people are treating this tweet as some sort of evidence that he doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
Lille are trying to grift more money out of Arsenal, I see.
People on here have decided long back that English press knows nothing while reputed journalists like Falk, Romano and Di Marzio don't know anything about Utd. So why do these people frequent the Transfer Rumours forum, I don't understand.It’s funny how random interneters have declared Di Marzio’s tweet as inaccurate from the get go. I mean, I don’t know either way of course, but people are treating this tweet as some sort of evidence that he doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
Apparently his stats are very good and lately we re giving more importance to thoseWe should take a punt at that price to be fair. Only thing I worry about is whether we end up with deadwood next Summer.
It was the opposite actually. Di Marzio got a lot wrong last summer.May be in the past. But I remember last year Romano was terrible, got lot of wrong while Di Marzio was spot on.
Dunno - neither of our CBs particularly covered themselves in glory this season although Maguire is virtually undroppable given his fee. Can see us sending Bailly the other way plus some cash.With CL next season United could have bigger chances than Arsenal in getting him, but on the other side Gabriel will simply play more in Arsenal, especially in their current state of defense.
Not sure if that'll be the case but Gabriel has quite decent injury record. One injury, 9 days out in 19/20 according to Transfermarkt.Dunno - neither of our CBs particularly covered themselves in glory this season although Maguire is virtually undroppable given his fee. Can see us sending Bailly the other way plus some cash.
Not sure if that'll be the case but Gabriel has quite decent injury record. One injury, 9 days out in 19/20 according to Transfermarkt.
He’ll sign for Arsenal. Lille will get more money and Arsenal can pretend like they beat us to his signing.
It was the opposite actually. Di Marzio got a lot wrong last summer.
No way Bailly is going to play for Lille he could go to a much bigger club.Dunno - neither of our CBs particularly covered themselves in glory this season although Maguire is virtually undroppable given his fee. Can see us sending Bailly the other way plus some cash.
Yeah. It was a weird summer. Di Marzio was usually always spot on when he stuck his neck out but last summer he got a lot wrongSorry mistaken. I meant Romano got it right while Di Marzio got lot of wrong.
It sounds like in this case, the differentiating factor seems to be which club can appeal to Gabriel the most. The fee is probably a formality.That's ages ago news. United was already been reported spoke to his agent about the personal deal. We just never put a bid to Lille.
To be honest, both have some risk in them, but quoted price for Gabriel reduces that risk quite a lot. If Upamecano can't leave this summer, then 22m Gabriel can be one of not many alternatives for now.Music to my ears. I was thinking Bailly because obviously he speaks French but he is also a phenomenal prospect, he's just so injury prone.
No way Bailly is going to play for Lille he could go to a much bigger club.
It sounds like in this case, the differentiating factor seems to be which club can appeal to Gabriel the most. The fee is probably a formality.
He might not be priority but that doesn't mean he's a player that would be signed last (if we were really interested in him). Going by this sort of logic, Dan James (winger) just have just been a priority ahead of Maguire (CB) last season?Nope. We are just not in is also the likely possibility. Asking for personal deal just in case if we end up with no other centre back, he's the cheaper option.
Centre back isn't the top priority after all, we are hunting for wingers first at the moment.
He might not be priority but that doesn't mean he's a player that would be signed last (if we were really interested in him). Going by this sort of logic, Dan James (winger) just have just been a priority ahead of Maguire (CB) last season?
Being in for Gabriel or not is another matter to the crux of your point. You pointed to him "not being priority", but doesn't mean he wouldn't be signed first (if we were interested of course). And James is an example of this last season.We were in for James while we waited until we sold Lukaku first to get Maguire.
This time we are not in for Gabriel and we are focusing on wingers first.
Hes just saying what the likely situation is. Our name gets brought up a lot in transfers when it isn't true. Almost definitely the case here, as Lille have regularly done it in the past.What a nothing tweet this is
Being in for Gabriel or not is another matter to the crux of your point. You pointed to him "not being priority", but doesn't mean he wouldn't be signed first (if we were interested of course). And James is an example of this last season.
No surprise that we aren't actually in for him. Might be nice for us to actually be in for someone at some point though.
Because you're bullshitting. CB was the number one priority of the window and that was well reported.Yeah but right back, winger & centre back were equally priority last season. Remember we were supposed to make Sancho as our target but he didn't want to come due to no CL so we went James.
This season we are focusing on wingers first and we might end up spending all our current budget on Sancho, it makes sense to secure this first before centre back. Why is it so difficult for you to understand this.
Sport orn.Being in for Gabriel or not is another matter to the crux of your point. You pointed to him "not being priority", but doesn't mean he wouldn't be signed first (if we were interested of course). And James is an example of this last season.
Because you're bullshitting. CB was the number one priority of the window and that was well reported.
It was also the biggest expenditure (as is Sancho this season), but that didn't mean we wouldn't tie down other areas on the pitch of the process was quick to do so.