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Who is Noni Madueke? That's a Nigerian name. How come I have never heard of him?
Google and it tells you he’s English and plays for PSV. I have never heard of the player either
Who is Noni Madueke? That's a Nigerian name. How come I have never heard of him?
BVB subreddit deluding themselves into believing that southgates team selections could make him rethink a PL move.
They already did sign Soumare from LilleWe could also get transfer rumours out that we’re going big on Ndidi and instead go for whoever Leicester choose as his replacement.
Dortmund are considering a serious bid already put in by United.
I choose to believe the latter.
I dunno about that, it's hard to imagine a scenario where Woody already put a bid and its in Dortmund's hands now. If you think of Woody counting the money one by one by hand because he's "preparing" a bid however, it would make much more sense. Classic United transfer strategy. Once we're done the next step is to fax them our intent.He's talking about Dortmund giving a serious consideration for a bid that has already been put in by Utd.
That's a good thing if the bid didn't meet any threshold they'd have rejected it immediately
BVB subreddit deluding themselves into believing that southgates team selections could make him rethink a PL move.
Yeah. Played for England's youth teams.Google and it tells you he’s English and plays for PSV. I have never heard of the player either
I dunno about that, it's hard to imagine a scenario where Woody already put a bid and its in Dortmund's hands now. If you think of Woody counting the money one by one by hand because he's "preparing" a bid however, it would make much more sense. Classic United transfer strategy. Once we're done the next step is to send it via mail and faxing our intent.
The news is literally coming from Germany including BVB's mouthpiece they have next to no intel on an English team "preparing a bid" otherwise it would the English Press reporting it it's not rocket science to be able to tell what's going onI dunno about that, it's hard to imagine a scenario where Woody already put a bid and its in Dortmund's hands now. If you think of Woody counting the money one by one by hand because he's "preparing" a bid however, it would make much more sense. Classic United transfer strategy. Once we're done the next step is to fax them our intent.
This won’t get done before the new shirt is officially released. They will want to bluff united fans by making Uniteds main transfer from last year into this years marquee signing. This is last years signing we didn’t get, last years money we didn’t spend.
Yet we would supposedly have paid 80-90m in the pandemic? So were we bullshitted completely last year???DVB was last years money, the world was caught in a global pandemic, in case you missed it, there wasn't the mega money for a massive deal, hence why we didn't pay the reported 120 million they wanted.
This is such a hilarious thing to sayI trusted Southgate decision with the reason maybe he is not good enough.
But after the Scotland match , he cant play worse then Kane , Sterling , Rashford. That's impossible
Yet we would supposedly have paid 80-90m in the pandemic? So were we bullshitted completely last year???
1. That tweet makes no sense in the context of RN's latest report.
2. So the club mouthpiece is weeks behind on the story and STILL misreporting the situation?
I'll take RN over any other german outlet.
The irony that there is a £10mil difference between Utd and Dortmund and thats the exact amount the glazers are taking as dividends out of the club this summer for themselves.
That angle is easily bought by the silly plebs on twitter though.You do realise you don't have to pay for something simply because you can afford it? Financing is not the problem here, negotiation and pricing is.
How often in the recent past have woodward and judge ended up paying the exact price the selling club wanted? Pretty much all the time. We cant negotiate out of a brown paper bag.You do realise you don't have to pay for something simply because you can afford it? Financing is not the problem here, negotiation and pricing is.
It sounds like we put a offer on the table last week through intermediaries and Dortmund dismissed it because they hoped he was going to light up the Euros and spark a bidding war or that United would follow it up with a second offer.
United have stood firm and Sancho is getting nowhere near the pitch so Dortmund have now asked to look at the offer again and briefed that they’ve received the first bid.
My guess is that Dortmund will now come back with a counter offer that they would be willing to accept and we will probably end up meeting in the middle.
I think that’s spot on.ESPN reporting that Utd are finding other clubs are jacking up their prices as a few english clubs have funds to make moves in this market. Also there is so little financial liquidity across europe. ESPN were saying to expect Utd transfers towards the end of the window when clubs will get more desperate to get money on the books to sort out their own squads and will reduce prices.
1. That tweet makes no sense in the context of RN's latest report.
2. So the club mouthpiece is weeks behind on the story and STILL misreporting the situation?
I'll take RN over any other german outlet.
Players performances do matter and prices fluctuate accordingly is simply my simple take from the post.So you are saying that someone slipped Southgate a brown envelope to ensure that the price wont go up.
Interesting.
ESPN reporting that Utd are finding other clubs are jacking up their prices as a few english clubs have funds to make moves in this market. Also there is so little financial liquidity across europe. ESPN were saying to expect Utd transfers towards the end of the window when clubs will get more desperate to get money on the books to sort out their own squads and will reduce prices.
Exactly. You can’t blame Dortmund for hoping that Sancho lights up on the international stage because it would have put pressure on United to match their asking price.Players performances do matter and prices fluctuate accordingly is simply my simple take from the post.
@Pexbo ?
It will not make a single € of difference. BVB really, really, won't lower their asking price or change their negotiation strategy depending on Sancho's minutes for the English NTExactly. You can’t blame Dortmund for hoping that Sancho lights up on the international stage because it would have put pressure on United to match their asking price.
They’ve had a good offer on the table for over a week now and it’s clear his stock isn’t getting any higher this summer and it’s clear that Sancho wants to come to United. So if anything Dortmund’s position is getting weaker rather than stronger so it makes perfect sense that they now might want to bank the big fat cheque that’s sitting on their desk.
Then you are simply misinformed about the sports press hierachy in regards to Borussia Dortmund. Ruhr Nachrichten have not been a premium source for a couple of years now.
Not at all what he said, he is saying that United stood firm in negotiations and since Sancho hasn’t been playing in the Euros, that may pay off.So you are saying that someone slipped Southgate a brown envelope to ensure that the price wont go up.
Interesting.
How the deal is structured is still open to negotiation. They make it very clear that they’re not going to negotiate the price and will do all they can to own the narrative in the press once the deal is done but the terms will be more favourable than the original demands.It will not make a single € of difference. BVB really, really, won't lower their asking price or change their negotiation strategy depending on Sancho's minutes for the English NT
I mean I understand we need to keep our minds and our imagination occupied but it's not a real thing.
Supports: big days just seen this. Class.Exactly. You can’t blame Dortmund for hoping that Sancho lights up on the international stage because it would have put pressure on United to match their asking price.
They’ve had a good offer on the table for over a week now and it’s clear his stock isn’t getting any higher this summer and it’s clear that Sancho wants to come to United. So if anything Dortmund’s position is getting weaker rather than stronger so it makes perfect sense that they now might want to bank the big fat cheque that’s sitting on their desk.
That might be but it will have nothing to do with Sancho's Euros minutes.How the deal is structured is still open to negotiation. They make it very clear that they’re not going to negotiate the price and will do all they can to own the narrative in the press once the deal is done but the terms will be more favourable than the original demands.