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Why should it be less then ?I heard he rejected the contract offer as it was less than he current wage.
If true, what the feck does he think he's done to expect a raise?
Why should it be less then ?I heard he rejected the contract offer as it was less than he current wage.
If true, what the feck does he think he's done to expect a raise?
But unbelievably in my view, that game time has not happened, despite Bruno being out of form in certain games.
So while we all look forward to seeing £90m Paul Pogba leave Old Trafford on a free now, according to Sky Sports News talks between Jesse Lingard and Man Utd have collapsed and he will now look to leave the club on a free transfer in the summer - and may even look for a loan switch in January, similar to the move he made last season to West Ham.
The 28-year-old's present deal expires next summer and United hoped to extend the England midfielder's time at Old Trafford following a successful loan spell at West Ham in the second half of last season.
Lingard opted to stay at Manchester United this season even though it is claimed six clubs asked about his services, believing manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would provide him with more game time.
But unbelievably in my view, that game time has not happened, despite Bruno being out of form in certain games.
Meanwhile Ole remains manager of the club after a series of diabolical results.
Our club is a shambles. A total, utter shambles.
Just seen this. Bit of a dick thing to post. See ya.His Instagram story is him celebrating in a West Ham kit and he tags them.
Zero fecks given.
I never expected that he wouldn't leave on a free. Once you let players get to the last year of their contract it's inevitable. I think it was always his plan.
Wait, so you guys now want Lingard to stay? I can’t keep up.
Yup mate. Clubs were lining up at OT, we had to issue appointmentsLingard opted to stay at Manchester United this season even though it is claimed six clubs asked about his services, believing manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer would provide him with more game time.
People aren’t highlighting how shambolic our squad will look come the end of this season enough. For all the, ‘He’s built a great squad’ he hasn’t & it’s about to fall to pieces anyway. Telles & Dalot will want out too. Martial for all his faults won’t want to hang around.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
Why should it be less then ?
If a manager is repeatedly saying that you've got a big part to play this season you're going to trust him right?I'm sure he really did believe he would get more playing time. Yeah right.
People aren’t highlighting how shambolic our squad will look come the end of this season enough. For all the, ‘He’s built a great squad’ he hasn’t & it’s about to fall to pieces anyway. Telles & Dalot will want out too. Martial for all his faults won’t want to hang around.
We’ve squandered years in this set up when the warning signs were apparent & clear. What could have been a decent base for a new manager will be a shambles of a squad.
If a manager is repeatedly saying that you've got a big part to play this season you're going to trust him right?
Well to be honest Cavani was going to leave on a free this summer and so is not really comparable to the others. Pogba has effectively been running his contract down for over 2 years and there is nothing we can do about it because he wants a free transfer and is not going to entertain an extension or a transfer with a fee. Jesse may have been a mistake but as mentioned above, if Ronaldo had not suddenly become available we would probably have seen a lot more of Jesse this season and it is a squad game. We have not had too many injuries up top but if we had we then look stupid if we sell all of our backups.
Well to be honest Cavani was going to leave on a free this summer and so is not really comparable to the others. Pogba has effectively been running his contract down for over 2 years and there is nothing we can do about it because he wants a free transfer and is not going to entertain an extension or a transfer with a fee. Jesse may have been a mistake but as mentioned above, if Ronaldo had not suddenly become available we would probably have seen a lot more of Jesse this season and it is a squad game. We have not had too many injuries up top but if we had we then look stupid if we sell all of our backups.
He'd just returned after a fine run of form at West Ham, he will've built up enough confidence in himself to believe what Solskjaer was repeatedly saying, that he was going to have a big part to play for utd.If the same manager barely plays you for over a calendar year, then loans you out for 6 months. Then no I wouldn't personally.
Besides I doubt Jesse plans on staying, It seems obvious to me when he rejected the idea of going to West Ham that he wanted to run his contract down.
That's not what has been reported since 2018 though, what has been said is that United wouldn't entertain anything less than a world record fee.
Why should it be less then ?
He'd just returned after a fine run of form at West Ham, he will've built up enough confidence in himself to believe what Solskjaer was repeatedly saying, that he was going to have a big part to play for utd.
Regardless of what United would or would not entertain it has been clear that a free transfer is his end game for a couple of years now. The 1 year extension being triggered might have given us leverage to sell him at the end of the 19/20 season and I believe that was under consideration but COVID destroyed the transfer market that summer and the opportunity was lost. The talk of a world record fee is just talk in much the same way that Madrid and Juve briefed they were interested and suggested fees around 60m which considering what we paid were obviously a joke, it is just negotiation through the media. In a world where a scrub like Joao Felix can go for over 100m United had every right to look for a profit on any sale.
How is that clear, when there is no other alternatives and United allegedly wants a world record fee? You talking about what Pogba only wanting a free transfer is also just talks from you, there is nothing to support the idea that he wouldn't entertain a transfer and if United refused to sell him, there is nothing he can do outside of waiting or going on strike. And while United had every right to look for a profit other clubs have every rights to not offer that much money.
As with Jesse I am sure we could have sold pogba over the last couple of summers if we had been willing to accept a low fee. The problem with him is that no club was desperate to buy him because they recognise he hasn't played consistently well for united so we would have to make it a good deal for the buying club. This would have been much lower than we bought him for and this might be embarrassing for edThat's not what has been reported since 2018 though, what has been said is that United wouldn't entertain anything less than a world record fee.
Ole and his terrible man management strikes again.
He's have to be an idiot to look at our squad in the summer and think he was going to get more playing time.Yep I agree if he had wanted a move in the summer he could have easily got one. He knew it was unlikely he would break into this front 4 so that leaves the only other possibility that he wants to run his contract down. Which is fair enough that's his right but this nonsense will inevitably used as a stick to beat Ole and the club with.
He is looking to be the highest paid player in whichever league he plays in, not a club in the world is going to offer him that contract and pay a fee for him and he knows that. Of course I cannot know with 100% certainty but it certainly appears from all evidence that a free transfer has been his aim for some time now and the impact of COVID on the last couple of transfer windows has just made it inevitable. I don't see how anyone can say that the club or Ole is to blame for allowing his contract to run down when no bid has been received and he has given no indication he would sign an extension.
As with Jesse I am sure we could have sold pogba over the last couple of summers if we had been willing to accept a low fee. The problem with him is that no club was desperate to buy him because they recognise he hasn't played consistently well for united so we would have to make it a good deal for the buying club. This would have been much lower than we bought him for and this might be embarrassing for ed
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