laughtersassassin
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I think we'll get this done. But if not, Greenwood is looking a beast.
Won't be enough considering Martial and Rashford are somewhat injury prone.
I think we'll get this done. But if not, Greenwood is looking a beast.
Yeah but that was pre covid craziness.. doubt we'll see that again for some time. Maybe we will blink in the end, but unlike most I am happy that we are taking this to the last day of their silly deadline instead of just stumping up the cash like bozos.Compare it to Dembele in 2017. Same age, Sancho is a bigger talent and has proven more. Dembele was forcing a move and skipping training etc. Dortmund sold him for €105m + €40m. They're allegedly asking for €80m + €40m for Sancho. I'd say thats a fair price all things considered.
You could question the "generational talent" claims if he was only performing domestically, but he's consistently scoring and assisting at every level of the game, which is always a fair indicator as to a player's ability.
The Bundesliga:
Played: 32
Goals: 17
Assists: 16
The Champions League:
Played: 8
Goals: 2
Assists: 1
For England:
Played 6:
Goals: 2
Assists: 2
Plus tonnes of goals and assists for City and England U21's.
Rashford by comparison:
The Premier League:
Played: 31
Goals: 17
Assists: 7
The Europa League:
Played: 8
Goals: 2
Assists: 1
For England:
Played 6:
Goals: 3
Assists: 0
Rashford holds his own in the goal-scoring department, but Sancho leaves him for dead where assists are concerned.
Rashford is considered to have had a very good campaign, with pundits, the media and fans praising him left, right and center, yet Sancho has surpassed him after playing at a higher level (the CL).
Won't be enough considering Martial and Rashford are somewhat injury prone.
Enough to win the league? No but i think enough to qualify for CL next year fairly comfortably and put up some good cup runs. Then maybe next year we can go in for Sancho.Won't be enough considering Martial and Rashford are somewhat injury prone.
Napoli bought a one season wonder for 70mil off Lille two weeks ago. This is Jason Sancho.Yeah but that was pre covid craziness.. doubt we'll see that again for some time. Maybe we will blink in the end, but unlike most I am happy that we are taking this to the last day of their silly deadline instead of just stumping up the cash like bozos.
Are they? they're not too bad imo. touch wood.
Enough to win the league? No but i think enough to qualify for CL next year fairly comfortably and put up some good cup runs. Then maybe next year we can go in for Sancho.
Pre covid craziness.... but 3 years ago. Sancho is a bigger talent, and Dembele forced a move through by acting like a shit, skipping training, etc.Yeah but that was pre covid craziness.. doubt we'll see that again for some time. Maybe we will blink in the end, but unlike most I am happy that we are taking this to the last day of their silly deadline instead of just stumping up the cash like bozos.
Significant part of Rashford goals were penalties. If you compare non-penalty goals, the picture changesYou could question the "generational talent" claims if he was only performing domestically, but he's consistently scoring and assisting at every level of the game, which is always a fair indicator as to a player's ability.
The Bundesliga:
Played: 32
Goals: 17
Assists: 16
The Champions League:
Played: 8
Goals: 2
Assists: 1
For England:
Played 6:
Goals: 2
Assists: 2
Plus tonnes of goals and assists for City and England U21's.
Rashford by comparison:
The Premier League:
Played: 31
Goals: 17
Assists: 7
The Europa League:
Played: 8
Goals: 2
Assists: 1
For England:
Played 6:
Goals: 3
Assists: 0
Rashford holds his own in the goal-scoring department, but Sancho leaves him for dead where assists are concerned.
Rashford is considered to have had a very good campaign, with pundits, the media and fans praising him left, right and center, yet Sancho has surpassed him after playing at a higher level (the CL).
Over a season they will always be injured more than a the like if Salah and Mane. Even mason has had his injury issue but hopefully he grows out of them. I imagine we would end up seeing way too much of Dan James if we kept our current attack. Would cost us a lot.
Sure look at what we could have done this season with an extra attacker of acceptable quality. Rash and Martial practically didn't play together till after the lockdown.
I love upping players we like, but I can't believe so many in the Cafe lose objectivity in this process.I'd also argue that Sancho and Mbappe are at a similar level already. Different styles of play, but Sancho is a phenomenon, just like KM.
If I am Glazers, I don't sanction this move with COVID and uncertainty around revenues for some time to come. I'd be surprised if Sancho is a United player by season start.
I think a lot of people don't yet understand the severity of the current situation. And not just in football. I am pretty sure Ole will understand if we have to walk away due to Borussia's high demands.Ole wouldn't like that.
Also we clearly aren't in for anyone else. Got caught lying we were in for Coman.Why go to table with Dortmund in the first place in that case? Dortmund have been consistent with their valuation of the player before the window opened, it's no shock to the club that they want the money they do.
This doesn't take into effect how the Bundeliga is shite though. Sancho is a top quality player there's no getting away from it but he's not putting those kind of numbers up next season for us if he joins. No chance.
Also we clearly aren't in for anyone else. Got caught lying we were in for Coman.
If I am Glazers, I don't sanction this move with COVID and uncertainty around revenues for some time to come. I'd be surprised if Sancho is a United player by season start.
Pretty sure if there was a solid impasse, it would have been reported in some manner and the media would have ran with it. Plus the likes of Romero and Falk would have reported it too.So what do we make of the quietness of the last few days? Deep in discussions or is it at such an impasse that both parties have nothing to talk about?
Finally a logical point in this whole thread.Agreed. I think it's daft to sanction the spend of that much in a season with so much uncertainty coming up. If COIVD continues to impact the economy Dortmund will get about £50m for Sancho next summer so there's no point in going mental now because they're being dicks.
I would be worried if were spending 120 million on Jason Sancho, on the other hand, I wouldn't mind spending that much on Jadon SanchoNapoli bought a one season wonder for 70mil off Lille two weeks ago. This is Jason Sancho.
Covid has effected some teams ability to spend for sure but prices of players hasn't taken a hot one bit. 40 million for a relegated Ake.
Nothing has changed. 120 for Sancho while a lot of money is easily what he is worth.
Pretty sure if there was a solid impasse, it would have been reported in some manner and the media would have ran with it. Plus the likes of Romero and Falk would have reported it too.
Just the standard negotiations i think. My guess is United is happy to pay the 120m, but they want to do it in installments and Dortmund want most upfront. There will be a happy medium but just have to find it.
The main income for our revenues is through commercial deals. We will lose out quite a bit on matchday revenue as well of course, but certainly not as much as say a Tottenham or Arsenal that makes a lot of money selling executive boxes in fancy new stadiums.
We're getting hit, but not that badly hit. We can still afford Jadon Sancho especially with the clause in our Adidas contract which ups our revenue by 20 million compared to last year after we qualified for the Champions League.
It’s still the same market mate. Not two different markets. But I get what you’re saying. They don’t want to sell, therefore won’t lower their asking price which is fine. But the market is still the same. Price just different.So the club should just drop their price 15m because the player wants to move but is happy enough to wait it out if it doesnt happen? The player signed a contract. Just like Pogba with united. The club sets the terms of how they leave.
And you're wrong on the market. There's 2 different markets. One where the club doesn't want to sell a player, where they're only sold if their asking price is met. The other where the club wants to sell a player but is dependent on what is being offered. Sancho is very much in the grouping of club doesn't want to sell but will sell if a fair price is offered, and they set the fair price to he €120m (which is fair, all things considered).
In 2017 they sold a 20 year old Dembele to Barca for €105m + €40m in add ons, after Dembele season skipping training and forcing a move. Jadon Sancho is a bigger talent than Dembele was at the time, proved a lot more, and hasn't been forcing a move. So 3 years later, same age and a better player (who isn't forcing a move), they're asking for €25m less. It's pay up or shut up, and that's all there is to it.
Some fans are realistic. Nothing to do with glazers or Woodward.It's so funny to me seeing our fans defend the Glazers and Ed for if they let Ole down.
Ole held up his end of the bargain by coming 3rd. We all knew Sancho would cost 120 mil and he would have cost even more before Covid.
Oles top target for two seasons.
Only indirectly. Flick said that he would like to bring in a 4th winger. Since they have 3 with Coman the message was pretty obvious.Did someone directly deny it from Bayern?
The main income for our revenues is through commercial deals. We will lose out quite a bit on matchday revenue as well of course, but certainly not as much as say a Tottenham or Arsenal that makes a lot of money selling executive boxes in fancy new stadiums.
We're getting hit, but not that badly hit. We can still afford Jadon Sancho especially with the clause in our Adidas contract which ups our revenue by 20 million compared to last year after we qualified for the Champions League.
You mean like the brief that United put out obviously to put pressure on Dortmund, with Dortmund countering it within 24 hours? It's the typical United transfer way... saying we'll walk away and look elsewhere unless the price is dropped before ultimately paying up anyway.You mean like reports stating that both clubs are still very far apart, because United plead Covid and Dortmund don't want to lower their demand?
'generational talent' is abit of a leap.
No you can’t have more than one generational player at a time. That’s literally what it means.
Problem is people are making up a new definition of generational talent left, right and centre.
feck knows which one yours is.
Someone’s mate who works overlooking old Trafford saw white smoke coming from Old Trafford and hoped it was for Sancho’s unveiling video.
They're not. The Caf just love over stating every single thing that happened to us. Martial and Rahsford both had bad injuries this season which kept them out for 2 months each but they aren't injury prone. Some people on these boards want to act as if they've never heard of players getting injured.Are they? they're not too bad imo. touch wood.
This doesn't take into effect how the Bundeliga is shite though. Sancho is a top quality player there's no getting away from it but he's not putting those kind of numbers up next season for us if he joins. No chance.
Nightmare. Why do our transfers always have to be like this???