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They're all reliable as long as they say positive things.
You muppets jump on every negative story to bash on the club ffs
They're all reliable as long as they say positive things.
If we've also rubished the links on our end that's good to hear but I was referring to this from earlier from a journo who's been in touch with Bale's agent beforeUnited have rubbished the links (as they should), not Bale.
Bale will take his 600k from whoever is stupid enough to give him that.
Are there people who actually still believe that this is going to happen?
I'm positive that everything I have heard and went on to post here is true.Btw, a little off topic, but I love @altodevil ’s new tagline.
If we've also rubished the links on our end that's good to hear but I was referring to this from earlier from a journo who's been in touch with Bale's agent before
Agreed, would go completely counter to everything Ole's preached in terms of recruitment and building back a proper United squad identityAh this is also good.
Don't want Bale anywhere near our club.
I honestly don't see the point of our first team scouts.
- You have the entirety of the European and South American market to scour (amongst others).
- You shortlist player(s) who are primary targets with a specific profile to play a certain position.
- You shortlist player(s) who are secondary and/or contingent targets with a specific profile to play a certain position.
Even taking into consideration that we're now looking at short-term solutions, the scouting team has come up with the following (if reports are believed) :-
1. Perisic, a good player who almost exclusively plays on the left. Doesn't fit the profile at all and couldn't have been a scouting target originally due to the seeming certainty that he'd rejoin Bayern for an undisclosed fee following his loan.
2. Bale, a player plagued with fitness injuries, and to top it off, a horrible attitude. If it's true that Ole is looking for a certain profile of personality to fit the squad, then it would seem odd that a competent scout would determine that a lazy, unmotivated and unprofessional Bale is the right fit for the squad.
3. Douglas Costa. Where do we start? Let's start with his amazing production, or his impressive fitness record at the ripe young age of 29. What a marvel of scouting! It's highly likely that if Greenwood were to get injured, Costa would be waiting for him right there in the treatment room.
Meanwhile, City utilise their scouting network to bring in Ferran Torres for a nominal fee, a player who fits their profile very well, and isn't super obvious. Reckon he's going to be a good player for them, and we're going to be looking back a year on wondering why our scouting team are missing top young talent alternatives that provide both a short-term option and long-term promise.
Agreed, would go completely counter to everything Ole's preached in terms of recruitment and building back a proper United squad identity
You wrote all of that (well written post) but why do you not acknowledge that we aren't actually in for any of those players and they were all just "paper talk"?
I honestly don't see the point of our first team scouts.
- You have the entirety of the European and South American market to scour (amongst others).
- You shortlist player(s) who are primary targets with a specific profile to play a certain position.
- You shortlist player(s) who are secondary and/or contingent targets with a specific profile to play a certain position.
Even taking into consideration that we're now looking at short-term solutions, the scouting team has come up with the following (if reports are believed) :-
1. Perisic, a good player who almost exclusively plays on the left. Doesn't fit the profile at all and couldn't have been a scouting target originally due to the seeming certainty that he'd rejoin Bayern for an undisclosed fee following his loan.
2. Bale, a player plagued with fitness injuries, and to top it off, a horrible attitude. If it's true that Ole is looking for a certain profile of personality to fit the squad, then it would seem odd that a competent scout would determine that a lazy, unmotivated and unprofessional Bale is the right fit for the squad.
3. Douglas Costa. Where do we start? Let's start with his amazing production, or his impressive fitness record at the ripe young age of 29. What a marvel of scouting! It's highly likely that if Greenwood were to get injured, Costa would be waiting for him right there in the treatment room.
Meanwhile, City utilise their scouting network to bring in Ferran Torres for a nominal fee, a player who fits their profile very well, and isn't super obvious. Reckon he's going to be a good player for them, and we're going to be looking back a year on wondering why our scouting team are missing top young talent alternatives that provide both a short-term option and long-term promise.
I did acknowledge that. I wrote, "if reports are to be believed".
If.
I couldn't handle that fact being a reality if it were true.
I think the links and recent Laurie Whitwell article about Reguilon tells me more about how we deal with most of our transfers.I honestly don't see the point of our first team scouts.
- You have the entirety of the European and South American market to scour (amongst others).
- You shortlist player(s) who are primary targets with a specific profile to play a certain position.
- You shortlist player(s) who are secondary and/or contingent targets with a specific profile to play a certain position.
Even taking into consideration that we're now looking at short-term solutions, the scouting team has come up with the following (if reports are believed) :-
1. Perisic, a good player who almost exclusively plays on the left. Doesn't fit the profile at all and couldn't have been a scouting target originally due to the seeming certainty that he'd rejoin Bayern for an undisclosed fee following his loan.
2. Bale, a player plagued with fitness injuries, and to top it off, a horrible attitude. If it's true that Ole is looking for a certain profile of personality to fit the squad, then it would seem odd that a competent scout would determine that a lazy, unmotivated and unprofessional Bale is the right fit for the squad.
3. Douglas Costa. Where do we start? Let's start with his amazing production, or his impressive fitness record at the ripe young age of 29. What a marvel of scouting! It's highly likely that if Greenwood were to get injured, Costa would be waiting for him right there in the treatment room.
Meanwhile, City utilise their scouting network to bring in Ferran Torres for a nominal fee, a player who fits their profile very well, and isn't super obvious. Reckon he's going to be a good player for them, and we're going to be looking back a year on wondering why our scouting team are missing top young talent alternatives that provide both a short-term option and long-term promise.
If we've also rubished the links on our end that's good to hear but I was referring to this from earlier from a journo who's been in touch with Bale's agent before
No he won’t. He will say what he says all the time. “At United we will always strive to bring in better players but he is a player for another club and I can’t comment on other clubs players.”When does Ole give his pre match press conference?
Am sure this will be a very hot topic, and jouro's will keep asking until they get a decent response.
VdB is the bolded part?
There are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
There are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
There are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
I really admire your earnestness and passion but the Glazers will justThere are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
There are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
I can send you a link to the most legit BringSanchoToUnited gofundme.There are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
Increasingly looking like Sancho or no one.
This is a great idea! A fans "venture" fund that will support the buying of certain players. We could do deals with the player's agent independently that would supplement the ManUtd contribution to the transfer fee, the signing-on bonus and the wages. If we can get the governance right - I would suggest a non-profit structure with votes (those who contributed) to decide how the corpus is used - we can get this done before this transfer window. Over time, if the concept grows, the value of the owner's equity will fall and this could start to take our club back from these owners.
If I donate a tenner do I get it back if the glazers put their hands in their pockets for him. It would be a good idea to keep the raised funds in a kitty for our next transfer target
What are the developments outside of this?All these developments tonight may actually help this along. Let's wait and see.
I said this yesterday. Holy crap its realThere are at least 5 GoFundMe pages (e.g. https://www.gofundme.com/f/jadon-sancho-to-united) trying to raise funds to buy Sancho. They are all unfunded because it is impossible to decide which is the most likely to succeed and is above board. I don't care which one is chosen but I am willing to contribute GBP 5 if redcafe officially commits to one of these and makes an announcement to that effect that can be publicised.
The effect of a substantial number of donations will have many good consequences:-
1) It will shame the horrible Glazers and stimulate them to get the deal done.
2) It will send the message to Sancho that the fans really want him
3) It will strengthen Ole
4) It will send a message to potential owners, hopefully less money-sucking ones, that the fans are done with the Glazers.
That probably works in our favour as the board won't want a season of Glazer out hatred and fans outside Ed's house.
This club sucks the joy out of everything.