Deery
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Oops!Because your previous post was in the Sancho thread...
Oops!Because your previous post was in the Sancho thread...
How one was a proven international and multi league player and one isn’t proven outside BL but the wage is similar, you’re right maybe I should have more hesitations.
Sancho is taking piano lessonshow tf is Alexis Sanchez brought into this?! Makes no sense at all.
How one was a proven international and multi league player and one isn’t proven outside BL but the wage is similar, you’re right maybe I should have more hesitations.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing but everyone at United thought he was the bees knees as did nearly all the fan base.I think any reasonable assessment of Sanchez should have considered the potential for burnout. He's played non-stop for a few years before joining us. That doubling up of the Copa America really impacted him.
The fee isn't changing no matter how Sancho performs. I wish people would understand this. Dortmund and the player have an agreement, they can't go back on that, it really doesn't matter how he plays over the next couple of weeks.
quick, hide the piano!!!Sancho is taking piano lessons
Of course they can.
exactly, especially since they heavily rely on recruiting young top talents to develop them and sell them for a big fee. Don't want to mess with that.It would be suicidal as a club to go against a gentlemen's agreement they have with the player. It could have long term ramifications if they suddenly decide to change the terms that they've already established. It won't happen.
Basically the two scenarios are only similar by virtue of the fact it's rumoured Sancho is getting a big contract (doubt he is to be honest).
Other than that Sanchez is totally irrelevant.
If you’re paying him nearly 400k a week then it isn’t irrelevant our best player is on only 120k a week.Basically the two scenarios are only similar by virtue of the fact it's rumoured Sancho is getting a big contract (doubt he is to be honest).
Other than that Sanchez is totally irrelevant.
Considering how they attract young players, it’s really wouldn’t be a good look for them.It would be suicidal as a club to go against a gentlemen's agreement they have with the player. It could have long term ramifications if they suddenly decide to change the terms that they've already established. It won't happen.
If you’re paying him nearly 400k a week then it isn’t irrelevant our best player is on only 120k a week.
If you’re paying him nearly 400k a week then it isn’t irrelevant our best player is on only 120k a week.
BrunoPhil Jones?
Just don’t want to get burned again had it with Dortmund players, high transfers and high wages in the past.You're obsessing over a rumour.
Relax and have a beer
It would be suicidal as a club to go against a gentlemen's agreement they have with the player. It could have long term ramifications if they suddenly decide to change the terms that they've already established. It won't happen.
You know what day it is!
Just don’t want to get burned again had it with Dortmund players, high transfers and high wages in the past.
It’s PTSD I tell you..
Hindsight is a wonderful thing but everyone at United thought he was the bees knees as did nearly all the fan base.
Chill, people.
Now, look at this gif of a cat driving a car.
Ha, look at the fella go. Whooh.
We dont. I just mentioned it was on the transfer tweets. Put it this way if we keep lowballing or if we lowball them (depending if we have or havent) you can see it dragging out until we hit their deadline.Because other German sources (Bild, Sport1, Kicker) have reported that we've made a bid before RN came out to say otherwise. Let's flip the question over: how do we know for sure that United haven't made a bid?
As I said earlier in the thread I will embrace him and treat him like our own I’m well aware of his quality and hope he does well, just these transfer prices and wages got me jittery.I don't remember Kagawa and Mkhitaryan being on big money? Or being that expensive.
Try not to worry about it
No it wont. Unless we give them the asking price we wont be getting him.Expect us to negotiate fairly hard on this and dig our heels in. Not a bad thing that we didn’t back down last year, may work out in our favour this time around.
Better be heading to Manchester with Sancho in the backChill, people.
Now, look at this gif of a cat driving a car.
Ha, look at the fella go. Whooh.
Just so you know, I posted both the Sport1 and RN Tweets. I even added my comments on the RN Tweet indicating how Dortmund could also have an intermediary like they did last summer.We dont. I just mentioned it was on the transfer tweets. Put it this way if we keep lowballing or if we lowball them (depending if we have or havent) you can see it dragging out until we hit their deadline.
I admit I thought Sanchez was going to win us the league, I’m sure Sancho will do better than him.Yes most of us did but I recall a few dissenting voices who mentioned the potential for burnout. Looking back it should have been more obvious but I think all Jose cared about was getting one over on Guardiola.
Bobby the Brain's face in the background is priceless
If he has a good tournament, other teams could get involved, price can increase. No guarantee he comes.
Who? The cat driving the car?Seen in Manchester!
Thanks mate I needed that today.Chill, people.
Now, look at this gif of a cat driving a car.
Ha, look at the fella go. Whooh.
No it wont. Unless we give them the asking price we wont be getting him.
I hate cats bet you he costs a fortune..Chill, people.
Now, look at this gif of a cat driving a car.
Ha, look at the fella go. Whooh.
I think he’s referring to Amad