Hephaestus
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That's a nice way of saying he's about as reputable as Indykalia.It’s Delaney. I wouldn’t unzip just yet. He’s been very hit & miss last few years
That's a nice way of saying he's about as reputable as Indykalia.It’s Delaney. I wouldn’t unzip just yet. He’s been very hit & miss last few years
The good old days of indykalia. He had a feckin cult following him that fella.That's a nice way of saying he's about as reputable as Indykalia.
Think he still does. SomehowThe good old days of indykalia. He had a feckin cult following him that fella.
We don't know. A lot of approaches never hit the papers. They're not a selling club but they are a practical club. They are willing to reject bids as long as the player is happy to stay.Have they ever successfully held onto a player when bigger clubs come calling though?
Lewandowski..Have they ever successfully held onto a player when bigger clubs come calling though?
Of course he will play for Borussia Dortmund next season. We will buy him and send him back on loan.
Lewandowski..
No we wont, for the fee he'll cost we aren't paying it unless we are getting him immediately, you don't drop £100M+ and then wait a year while he plays for someone else, he could get injured for starters and then you've gotten nothing for your money.
I think most Dortmund fans would acknowledge they're resigned to losing him at some point.That tweet wouldn't inspire me with confidence if i were a Dortmund fan. He's basically saying he has a price.
Of course he does. Once he indictats a willingness to leave, Dortmund will put a price on him.That tweet wouldn't inspire me with confidence if i were a Dortmund fan. He's basically saying he has a price.
81m and 1 pound should convince them.£81m it it then.
Or in good old Arsenal negotiation tactics, it's 80,000,001£81m it it then.
What makes you think that? It seems every transfer rumour about a young player is followed by the statement that staying one more year is best for his career? Why? We have fantastic coaches at Utd, our squad is almost nothing but young, exciting players.All I've read about Sancho and what he wants is that he wants what's best for his development, and that probably means staying at Dortmund for another year. Dortmund want the same. And they're probably right. To be completely honest I don't think it will happen this summer.
What makes you think that? It seems every transfer rumour about a young player is followed by the statement that staying one more year is best for his career? Why? We have fantastic coaches at Utd, our squad is almost nothing but young, exciting players.
Utd is one of the great clubs in developing young, talented players.
I'd say he's already "developed" to a point that he's first team pick wherever he wants to play now. Only 2/3 clubs have better players in his position on the RW. If he joined us he'd be first pick every game.All I've read about Sancho and what he wants is that he wants what's best for his development, and that probably means staying at Dortmund for another year. Dortmund want the same. And they're probably right. To be completely honest I don't think it will happen this summer.
That tweet translate to "you better pay a lot if you want Sancho this summer"
It's on
Yep. Zorc needs to figure out whether to sell him while he's hot for huge money now, or wait until next year when he could break a leg or have a poor season.I don't know if its on but agree with your translation of tweet. Big enough bid and its a possibility.
The reality is he knows Sancho is not going to be there long. What they need to figure out is if they want to capitalize on him say for a 100m rising to 150 kind of a bid or keep him next season, likely he will cont to shine and maybe even do well in Euros so that more competition which might raise the price more? But how much more is it going to go and is it worth the risk of his performances dipping or injuries. And of course if Sancho wants to leave.
He'd hit the ground running if he came here, seems quite obvious to me.
Absolutely. A front three of Martial - Rashford - Sancho would be lethal wouldn't it? And linking up with the other two would be a big selling point in negotiations. And we'd have Lukaku, Greenwood and Lingard as back up, which is genuine strength in depth.
Zorc was saying a while ago that he'll never let a player force a sale again while he's in charge. Not selling Jadon Sancho makes a lot of sense to try and make sure Bayern don't run away with the title next season.
If Zorc 100% won't sell then we should try to take Bale on loan for a year then get Sancho a year down the road.
Bergwijn and Lozano are two other options if all else fails.
And Greenwood who will have a role to play next seasonIf we could pull this deal over the line our attacking options are mouthwatering. Martial, Rashford, Lukaku, Lingard and Sancho all in one team. That is some serious depth. Among the best in the league no doubt.
I've got a lot of respect for the Bundesliga but it's going through a crisis now and Sancho's stats might be a bit misleading. They will want 120m or something and it's doubtful he's worth that fee.
Even if that is the case, would you stop at 60m? If Liverpool or City offer 110 and we could get him for 120m, why not?I've got a lot of respect for the Bundesliga but it's going through a crisis now and Sancho's stats might be a bit misleading. They will want 120m or something and it's doubtful he's worth that fee.
I've got a lot of respect for the Bundesliga but it's going through a crisis now and Sancho's stats might be a bit misleading. They will want 120m or something and it's doubtful he's worth that fee.
Hardly seen him play...but sign him up!!!