Sparky Rhiwabon
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He’s probably the worst signing any team has had from Dortmund.Is the worst signing we've had from Dortmund? Even worse than Kagawa?
He’s probably the worst signing any team has had from Dortmund.Is the worst signing we've had from Dortmund? Even worse than Kagawa?
That’s because they’ve played for other teams to be good for them. Sancho might of done very well at Salzburg and Molde. He jumped into a club that was a mess and has no structure… it’s very hard for any player to thrive for us at the minute…. We’ve got no clear plan or style of play like them teams you’ve just mentioned. We’ve gone from Ole to ETH so 2 different complete managers who see football differently, that wouldn’t have helped him either.
He’s probably the worst signing any team has had from Dortmund.
Don't think so. He was at Real for two seasons doing very little, but loan fees and transfer fee means Real still made a little transfer profit, so it wasn't a financial disaster like Sancho seems to beNuri Sahin has to hold that record.
I don't think there is much talent there to waste.
Absolutely he is what's what in the midfield business.Taking Dortmund's captain would really, put them in their place.
Easily. Sancho has a strong claim on the worst signing in the history of the club. One of our highest ever transfer fees, one of our highest wage earners, performing worse than pretty much any other player that sits high on either of those lists, and now throwing a tantrum and refusing to apologise for undermining the manager so has rightfully been banished from the team.Is the worst signing we've had from Dortmund? Even worse than Kagawa?
Just saying, Paul Scholes refused to play a game for us after being dropped. Giggs was a very questionable character. Let's not act like all Utd legends were the perfect professionals.It’s not really about a “disagreement with the manager”. It’s about meeting baseline professional standards that need to be met at an enormous football club like Manchester United.
Well it would be, imagine having to dodge all those Rollers, Ferrari's and Lambos in the streets!Haha Kennington I had meant to say.
Kensington definitely not as impressive for street football.
The wages probably make any deal really tough.I get that its obvious we want to sell, but 26m seems ridiculously low. Is his contract out soon or what? I would have hoped for at least 35-40. Either way, cant wait until hes gone.
It days Malen could be available for 26m, not Sancho.I get that its obvious we want to sell, but 26m seems ridiculously low. Is his contract out soon or what? I would have hoped for at least 35-40. Either way, cant wait until hes gone.
Bild are decent aren’t they?
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It days Malen could be available for 26m, not Sancho.
I'd not be surprised we agreed to 50% of his wagesMalen for 26M plus Sancho and we pay his wages for the rest of his contract is probably what Dortmund have in mind.
It days Malen could be available for 26m, not Sancho.
Offer Leverkusen a swap for Wirtz.
First time I ever heard them describing BILD as "decent". Nonetheless they relatively often seem to be well connected into Bundesliga clubs, so could be true what they write, but can always be made up stuff as well.Bild are decent aren’t they?
I don't know hence why I asked the question.First time I ever heard them describing BILD as "decent". Nonetheless they relatively often seem to be well connected into Bundesliga clubs, so could be true what they write, but can always be made up stuff as well.
Some of the reporters hit the right stories every now and then but they miss more than they hitI don't know hence why I asked the question.
Bild are decent aren’t they?
Bild are decent aren’t they?
For sancho? I'd take their kit man. Just get this guy out of the club.There's not a single player I'd swap with Dortmund or in the German league besides Kane. They can keep the rest.
Good point, I just think we need more (good) players, not someone who's going to take 12 months to adapt and then ultimately leave in 4 seasons after flopping.For sancho? I'd take their kit man. Just get this guy out of the club.
I feel like your trolling the German Defence League a bit here - many players would get into our team outside from Kane.There's not a single player I'd swap with Dortmund or in the German league besides Kane. They can keep the rest.
I do that often, but I'm genuinely not this time, although it won't stop the 15 German lads from all quoting me in the next 24 hours.I feel like your trolling the German Defence League a bit here - many players would get into our team outside from Kane.
Yes but surely you realise Kimmich, as a random example, would definitely start for us and improve us?I do that often, but I'm genuinely not this time, although it won't stop the 15 German lads from all quoting me in the next 24 hours.
We've (and the PL in general recently) had enough players from Germany and Holland to know that they don't adapt well to the PL. Any player that does come from there will need around 12 months to adapt to the league, hopefully with very little pressure. Due to where we are, every signing has massive pressure to hit the ground running and most fail.
If we're going to shop abroad, we should look at France and Portugal. The leagues are weaker but they are physical, which is why those lads always adapt fast and do well generally.
Possibly? But it's hard to say when they've never played outside of Germany. We thought Sweinstiger would improve us, he was fecking rubbish and super slow. Sabitzer was supposed to be a good player, Havertz was tearing it up in Germany, Werner was scoring for fun. And lest we forget Sancho...Yes but surely you realise Kimmich, as a random example, would definitely start for us and improve us?