Zlatattack
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It's for the best. Jesse has purple patches.
For me it's not so much the player in question but the decision making. Do you recall the mess with Darmian? Our dead wood situation is a continuing problem not only because of the manager in question but the executives behind him. The examples piling up show United heading boldly down a self destructive path bested only by Liverpool. It's almost the same exact gameplan, a third of the way in.Fair enough. I haven't seen that article.
In any case, I'm still struggling to care.
exactly, two sides to every story. Jesse didn't want to go back to West Ham because he believes he can play a higher level, he's looking at Barca and Altletico on frees. That says it all, he doesn't want to play at a small club.Because Moyes would admit in public if a player turned them down? Especially one that they might try to sign again next summer if the player realizes he might not get that many other great offers?
Aye, we have McTominay and Fred, we DON'T need Lingard!!! Give us a break. God sake.Who cares? Sooner he goes the better, been here way to long
Please stop spreading false narrative.
"No nothing like that at all," Moyes said when asked if Lingard has turned down an offer from the Hammers
"Ole [Gunnar Solskjaer] made it clear to me quite early in the transfer window that he wanted to keep him.
"So I knew pretty early in the transfer window that he was staying at Manchester United. I had a private conversation with Ole who made it clear that he was staying."
Calm down, there were plenty of reports that Lingard rejected the West Ham deal.Please stop spreading false narrative.
"No nothing like that at all," Moyes said when asked if Lingard has turned down an offer from the Hammers
"Ole [Gunnar Solskjaer] made it clear to me quite early in the transfer window that he wanted to keep him.
"So I knew pretty early in the transfer window that he was staying at Manchester United. I had a private conversation with Ole who made it clear that he was staying."
I don't blame Ole alone on this one. Who is above him in the hierarchcy to say "no Ole, we've got a club interested with decent money involved and just splunked a kings ransom on the kid from Dortmund. Jesse, Dalot and James you get to to keep one "Another Ole masterclass.
Not like we couldn't have used the £20m+ for someone who has barely played at all.
I don't blame Lingard at all at this point, he's been royally done over by Ole and wasted a peak year of his career. The club is a circus.
Calm down, there were plenty of reports that Lingard rejected the West Ham deal.
Jesse Lingard ‘rejected permanent transfer to West Ham this summer to fight for Man Utd future’ after loan spell
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.th...gard-manchester-united-west-ham-transfer/amp/
People reading those reports would assume it was Lingard was the driving force behind not going to fight for his place etc, hence no need to bleat about 'false narratives'.He rejected West Ham and other offers because Ole told him what he told Moyes, that Lingard was a big part of his plans.
Yeah a lot of fans seem to ignore what actually happened. Solskjaer on multiple occasions this summer publicly said that Lingard was a big part of his plans this season, practically filling Lingard with false hope. This club's hemorrhaging money under Solskjaer and the board seem to have turned a blind eye to it, terrible management from all angles.He rejected West Ham and other offers because Ole told him what he told Moyes, that Lingard was a big part of his plans.
Maybe Ole did have a plan for Lingard, but when Ronaldo was forced onto him at the last minute, that went out of the window.I don't. It's ridiculous we didn't sell him in the summer though given Ole clearly had no intention of playing him.
Don't count your chickens before they hatch. Still plenty of time for the club to feck this up and give him a new 5 year contract.Losing him on free while we could have sold him for 15 millions is idiotic. But this scenario is better than renewing him for 4 years. So, I ll take it.
Maybe Ole did have a plan for Lingard, but when Ronaldo was forced onto him at the last minute, that went out of the window.
He's still behind Rashford and Sancho on the left wing, Greenwood and Sancho on the right and Bruno as CAM even before Ronaldo came in. It's just another example of Solskjaer saying one thing to the press but doing the complete opposite in reality, a walking contradiction.Maybe Ole did have a plan for Lingard, but when Ronaldo was forced onto him at the last minute, that went out of the window.
Imagine if he was sold to West Ham for peanuts and they finished above us
At this rate, we are going to lose Pogba, Lingard with likely Ronaldo demanding to leave as well. How long can we anticipate players like Bruno, Varane, Rashford and Greenwood accepting mediocrity?
'Protect value' FC strikes again.
Rojo, Romero the list goes on and on.![]()
If Lingard turned them down, Moyes could still say something diplomatic about "we were not able to agree on terms" etc, something which is not outright lying, but a bit vague to not confirm the hard truth.Because Moyes would admit in public if a player turned them down? Especially one that they might try to sign again next summer if the player realizes he might not get that many other great offers?
We're set to lose 130-140m worth of talent with Jesse, Cavani and Pogba. Meanwhile the likes of VDB, Henderson and Bailly will probably ask to leave as well. That's not nice