Messi and Guardiola were full of praise for Chicharito at their latest press conference.
Javier Hernandez | 2010/11 Performances
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Only 11 more to match Giggs
In my current FM11 game in 2022 he is about 3/4 of the way there. I'm not managing in the PL btw ;p
So this means that worst case scenario United will win 8 or so more titles in the next decade.
The replica of the Sir Matt Award is pretty poor, never noticed that before =p
If we are to win I think it would be down to a poachers goal by this little fella.
I don't know if its the translation, but he seems really well spoken.
He doesn't just spout cliches and nonsense and seems like an intelligence and humble person
He doesn't just spout cliches and nonsense and seems like an intelligence and humble person
He scored over 150 International goals in my game by the time he was 31, had more goals than caps too
He scored over 150 International goals in my game by the time he was 31, had more goals than caps too
He's got 108 goals in 152 caps in my game and my game is off the original database where his ratings were pretty much rubbish!
His ratings may be rubbish in the database, but he scores a lot of goals for whatever team he plays for.
In my game he went to Barca in 2012 and is still there (2023)
"anything can happen in football", do feck off!
usual agent bullshit.
usual agent bullshit.
How do these agents get away with this?
feck off. You know what I'm worried about? If Cheech scores a vital goal tomorrow against Madrid's eternal rivals they may pursue him to death.
fecking agents, probably a tactic to get a new contract.
Agents
I read that agent Jorge Mendes stands to make £8m out of a De Gea move to United. Seeing as the financial rewards for a transfer are so enormous, how can a player expect their agent to give the best, impartial advice about staying with - or leaving - their club?
If true, does he really think that Gill or Fergie would fall for this kind of talk?
'He told goal.com' ...loada shite
Mendes for example don't take a cut from his clients salary, he instead earn 10% of the transfer fee when his clients move club. Other agents recieve 10% of a players weekly salary. Mendes involvement in the De Gea transfer is said to be the reason the whole thing is stalling but I doubt he gets as much as £8 million, he didn't even earn that much from the Ronaldo transfer to Real. But you are right, surely Mendes often act in his own interest that's why it's a bit worrying he is Nanis agent. It would earn him a few bucks if Nani is sold for +£40 million. Conspiracy theories say United bought Bebe just to earn Mendes a bit of money so he doesn't start whispering Real Madrid etc in Nanis ears. I have no idea about Chicharitos deal with his agent but if his agent gets a cut from a transfer fee he will of course angle for a move in the future or to get a better contract with United if he get 10% from the salary so it goes from 3 grand a week to 8-10 grand a week. Basically agents are just a pile of greedy cnuts.
Big first season, angling for a new contract. To he honest he probably deserves a pay rise.
He will get it too, no question.
i think i read somewhere chicharito will get a pay rise. something from 20k a week to 60k a week..which is well deserve.
Being a football agent is better than being a footballer these days without sweating it around, isn't it?
If Oshea is on 90k then 60k is the least Hernandez deserves. And don't get me wrong I love our Sheasy, just trying to put things into perspective here.
if you are an agent for some of the best footballers around, then yes it is...
Real Madrid will surely try to go after him.
Absolutely no question about that.
He is such a big star in Mexico.
Absolutely no question about that.
He is such a big star in Mexico.
Even if not for the best, its still bloody good.
It's inevitable that they're going to push this "wanting to follow in Hugo Sanchez's footsteps" bollocks.
Just feck right off.
O'Shea isn't on 90k, people just assumed that from a SUN article.
Anyways on topic, Hernandez isn't going anywhere.
of course it is. imagine if you are an agent for 5 footballers who are each on 5k a week, and you are entitled to 10% off their earnings..you are still going to earn pretty decent money there..
Ignoring the agent shit, all the interviews I have read from the twins, Hernandez and our other young signings always seem to indicate they really buy into the club philosophy and with any luck are "lifers".
They seem very down to earth and well grounded, I think the father figure of SAF, taking care of their families and the likes really is a big factor in the atmosphere of the club. Players who leave united are very rarely negative about the club, even ronaldo who dreamed of Madrid has been supposedly hinting that he preferred the culture and atmosphere of our club.
They seem very down to earth and well grounded, I think the father figure of SAF, taking care of their families and the likes really is a big factor in the atmosphere of the club. Players who leave united are very rarely negative about the club, even ronaldo who dreamed of Madrid has been supposedly hinting that he preferred the culture and atmosphere of our club.
'It is the look in his father's eye that Javier Hernández remembers most of all. "Something was different," he now recollects of that day early last year when they met outside the gates of the Estadio Jalisco, the home of Chivas de Guadalajara, and he found out life was never going to be quite the same again.
Talking about it now, Hernández still sounds almost disbelieving. First, his father, Javier Sr, told him he had some important news. Then he pressed a business card into his son's hand, and his words were simple and to the point: "There's someone who wants to speak to you."
Hernández was suspicious at first. "I had never heard of Jim Lawlor," he explains. "I didn't know who he was." The card told him it was Manchester United's head scout, but there is no trace of ego about the young Mexican, no sense that he always felt destined for a moment like this. "I didn't believe it. In Mexico, the agents put the badges of all the big clubs on their business cards. I was thinking: 'OK, another one of them, hey?' I turned to my father and said: 'Don't joke with me.' But that was when I saw him crying. That was when I knew. That was the moment I realised it was really true, that it really was Manchester United."'
Javier Hernández Interview | The Guardian
Talking about it now, Hernández still sounds almost disbelieving. First, his father, Javier Sr, told him he had some important news. Then he pressed a business card into his son's hand, and his words were simple and to the point: "There's someone who wants to speak to you."
Hernández was suspicious at first. "I had never heard of Jim Lawlor," he explains. "I didn't know who he was." The card told him it was Manchester United's head scout, but there is no trace of ego about the young Mexican, no sense that he always felt destined for a moment like this. "I didn't believe it. In Mexico, the agents put the badges of all the big clubs on their business cards. I was thinking: 'OK, another one of them, hey?' I turned to my father and said: 'Don't joke with me.' But that was when I saw him crying. That was when I knew. That was the moment I realised it was really true, that it really was Manchester United."'
Javier Hernández Interview | The Guardian
Brilliant, brilliant article. Top notch.
In the angling for a new contract, thought there was a report recently saying we were going to double his salary as he started quite low and something about SAF saying he deserves it.
Why can't these articles be straightforward? Why all the mushiness? A tad bit cringey
Strange how all this bullshit is uncovered on the eve of the biggest game of his life. fecking agents!
No service but kept the center backs on their toes and stopped them from roaming too far up the field.
Very difficult game for him tonight as he doesn't hold the ball up so he was on the fringes of the game all night.
His time will come.
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