Gambit
Desperately wants to be a Muppet
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Happy Sancho Day!
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Much to the contrary, it is evidently you who has formed a dumbed-down and nuance-empty view. "All journalists are bad" is about as lazy an assumption as it gets. Sure, we get linked to a lot of players and our name gets used to garner views. But yes I do believe that we are interested in Sancho and have been attempting to sign him this summer. This has widely reported both by reliable media outlets/sources and unreliable media sources/outlets. And we haven't reached a 1000 pages in this thread for a player we werent' interested. I mean, I can't believe anyone has to spell out these things to you.How so? You buy into the media bull shit based on what? How many times have we been mislead? You're trying to act clever, but come across as mightily naive.
Neither does us actually signing Sancho this summer, sadly.Be gone, non believe! Your misery has no place in this thread.
Neither does us actually signing Sancho this summer, sadly.
I think its generally the norm now for players to seek permission with the potential seller to speak to the player first.If going by Telles - it takes us a good week to actually prepare a bid to the club - we may well agree everything with the player, agents and intermediaries but we seem to forgot to agree anything with the selling club......this is where Judge is going wrong - please someone ask him to start with the club as without their acceptance the rest is a complete waste of time - and none more so than with Dortmund who are still insisting he isnt going anywhere
The season has started, unless you feel the defeat to Palace is 'irrelevant' like some.If the club end up paying €120m then it makes no sense waiting so long. Just pay early and get the boy ready for the start of the season.
How so? You buy into the media bull shit based on what? How many times have we been mislead? You're trying to act clever, but come across as mightily naive.
Better to pay up now, this season top 4 isn't guaranteed by the way we are playing and improvements of other teams, there is unrest among players as well that we need signings.If the club end up paying €120m then it makes no sense waiting so long. Just pay early and get the boy ready for the start of the season.
If we wanted to move to an alternative we would have done it by now.Suspect we`ll hear news we`ve walked away from the deal and we`re looking at alternatives this week. If we wanted to pay up we`d have done it by now and I don`t see how we all of a sudden pay up with less than 2 weeks left in the transfer window. Its a shame as I am still a little iffy about our front 3 and I don`t see us getting CL football next year which will rule us out of his signature. Oh well another Hazard/Ronaldinho/Kroos to add to the list of players we should have signed but missed out on
Borussia Dortmund sports director Sebastian Kehl has reaffirmed that Manchester United target Jadon Sancho will not be sold during the current transfer window.
The England international's future has been the talk of the summer amid speculation surrounding a potential move to United, although Kehl's colleague Michael Zorc previously insisted that Sancho would be staying put at the Westfalenstadion.
The Red Devils have still been attempting to negotiate a deal, but United's hopes of landing the former Manchester City youngster have dwindled even further following a statement released by Kehl.
The statement read: "He is our player - and he will stay. It was an important statement from the club, because we have a certain responsibility."
The Red Devils are thought to have identified a number of alternatives to Sancho, who already has one assist to his name in the new Bundesliga campaign as Dortmund ran out 3-0 winners against Borussia Monchengladbach at the weekend.
One of those alternatives is rumoured to be Juventus forward Douglas Costa, although a recent report suggested that Wolverhampton Wanderers are also keen on a deal for the Brazil international.
Sancho: 35 goals in 98 Dortmund appearances = 0.36 goals per game average
Son: 89 goals in 232 Spurs appearances 0.38 goals per game average
Far from not being in the same region, Son is actually slightly higher in the same region ... with most of the games concerned played in a tougher league. Sancho is of course very young, but your stats argument doesn't hold water.
Come on, you know that's not a fair comparison. Son was an internationally established player when he joined Spurs, Sancho was 17 when he had his first appearances for Dortmund. Also, you leave assists out of the equation - an area in which Sancho blows Son out of the water. So based on scorers, Sancho easily outperformed Son in his last two seasons. But I'm not a fan of solely using scorers to compare players. Sancho is also a much better dribbler and passer than Son already. And that's not a dig against Son by the way - as I said, he's developed into a terrific player who deserves all the praise he gets.
..Sancho is yet another in a long-line of radically over-hyped and over-valued young players. He's good, but not that good.
I said a similar thing about Pogba - back when many United fans were calling him 'world class' - and generally my view has been proven correct. His impact at United has been patchy and often lacklustre.
I hope that United do blow £108m on Sancho, because IMO he won't have that much effect on team performances and it will severely limit your spending in other areas.
I've said that Alli has shown at least as much potential as Pogba did at the same age. I also think that Dier is right up there as amongst the best DMs of the same age.
PL appearances made to reach 20 goals:
52 – Dele Alli
74 – Paul Scholes
90 – David Beckham
140 – Frank Lampard
169 – Steven Gerrard
Yeah, this one has been dead since early August. The last 500 pages are simply sheer desperation.Source: https://www.sportsmole.co.uk/footba...again-rules-out-jadon-sancho-exit_415335.html
There is also a clip on YouTube from the interview that Sebastian Kehl gave. It's called "Kehl beim 19:09-Talk: "Ohne Sancho ist der BVB schlechter" (Highlights) --> starting at 4:09
Sancho is yet another in a long-line of radically over-hyped and over-valued young players. He's good, but not that good.
I said a similar thing about Pogba - back when many United fans were calling him 'world class' - and generally my view has been proven correct. His impact at United has been patchy and often lacklustre.
I hope that United do blow £108m on Sancho, because IMO he won't have that much effect on team performances and it will severely limit your spending in other areas.
Someone understands how forums work!This threads still open?
This threads still open?
Someone understands how forums work!
I was just joking. I suspect this pig has long since left the orbit around Springfield.Just thought as it’s clear we’re not signing him it would be best to close it but if people want to desperately cling onto false hope then fair enough.
I was just joking. I suspect this pig has long since left the orbit around Springfield.
It's not over until it's over.It does seem like Glazer/Woodward/Judge have gambled and lost. Maybe they don’t understand the economics of winning in football?
With the 2nd wave of Corona coming I can't see us outlaying for Sancho right now.
Hopefully next summer once things settle down?