croadyman
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Unhappy because he's sitting 7th in a crap league.
So would you take him on loan then?
Unhappy because he's sitting 7th in a crap league.
On loan wouldn’t be to bad. Gives Højlund a few months to learn under him.So would you take him on loan then?
On loan wouldn’t be to bad. Gives Højlund a few months to learn under him.
His wages will be a big issue. So no.So would you take him on loan then?
His wages will be a big issue. So no.
Ye true. Think in the long run we move away from transfers like this. He’s probably the only one available this month though. Even if it’s just until end of season and then that’s when our new structure should be in place but like you said his wages will be an issue.I just don't see him taking a huge wage cut,also feels like INEOS want us to move away from this
We can do another Weghorst kind of signing if what we need is more body up front (relatively cheap and always available, but not very good in quality). I'd rather do that and save the money for yet another 'rebuild' next window. This is season is fecked anyway. We don't even know if the manager is going to stay or not. Or just keep Martial for now.Who can offer Rasmus support then?
He’s on millions per week. What part is everyone struggling to comprehend?If we have FFP restrictions in purchasing rather than a salary loan then it’s a no brainer. We’re not cash poor we just have rules to abide to. Get in the best within FFP restrictions, and Benzema may be that.
Past his best, huge money, notoriously questionable character.
Yeah let's give this type of signing a shot, I'm sure it'll work out great.
A portion of our fanbase seem to live in a FM world where realism doesn’t come into it. Big name, get him signed!I would like to say it is shocking to me that so many seem to be for it, but a huge part of our fanbase seem to never learn, dazzled by the star power.
A portion of our fanbase seem to live in a FM world where realism doesn’t come into it. Big name, get him signed!
Yet they will be the first to complain when we can’t sell or get rid due to high wages
Exactly. I should lock the thread really for people’s own mental healthAnd for what purpose would he be signed? Hoping for an FA Cup run, or a late push for a probably unobtainable CL spot? On a huge wage and huge ego that would expect the team to be set up for him, not going to be happy being rotated or subbed.
Utd probably have 17 PL games left this season and a couple of FA Cup matches, Hojlund is starting to show something recently, perfect opportunity to get him consistent games, why bring in a guy like Benzema at this stage. If we want a back up it has to be someone who will actually accept being a back up, if we fighting for trophies then I could see the argument to a point but Sanchez/Schweinsteiger/Zlatan/Ronaldo/Casemiro/Varane/Falcao/Cavani, how many times do people want the same thing.
Peoples headsWhere are all the loan links coming from? I haven’t seen any of it
Yeh but maybe FFP will allow that. What it won’t allow is spending £100m on Toney.He’s on millions per week. What part is everyone struggling to comprehend?
this is a woody signing, which you all wanted to move away from. If the new structure go down this road we have learnt nothing
Yeh but maybe FFP will allow that. What it won’t allow is spending £100m on Toney.
He would also no doubt take a salary cut.
Would take him on a Larson type 3-4 month loan.
Where are all the loan links coming from? I haven’t seen any of it
Peoples heads
We need a striker, we have no money. How is signing an available, decent striker on loan in January, the same as spending £60m on a Casemiro or Varane? Or even getting an Eriksen on a free?If Sir Jim wants a statement saying 'nothing has changed', this would be the way to do it. It wouldn't even matter if he did ok, the whole idea if forward planning and avoiding the stop gap signings.
I don’t understand this logic at all. It’s a pretty unique short term opportunity that suits both parties. I don’t think it will happen but if it did it would make sense and I certainly wouldn’t think any less of INEOS as a result.If Sir Jim wants a statement saying 'nothing has changed', this would be the way to do it. It wouldn't even matter if he did ok, the whole idea if forward planning and avoiding the stop gap signings.
18 months? He’s 36 years old and the PL is the most physically demanding league in the worldI think we could do a lot worse for 18 months while we fix significant issues with the balance and quality in the rest of the team.
One of the great (only) joys of the last 10 years has been seeing the likes of Ibra and Cavani in a United shirt, and it certainly wasn’t their fault that such poor decisions were made in terms of or coaching and transfer spend.
If he is looking out of there, he obviously knows his wages will take a massive hit. How massive is the question.Are we all forgetting the level of his wages before we even talk loan fee?
He don’t gonna drop millions PER WEEK off his salary for anyone. Stop doing this to yourselves lads and embrace realism
And his character is poor to say the least, this is not the type that the incoming CEO looks for
I think it would be for 6 months. Anything more I’d be against it but for that length of time I think it’s a very interesting proposal.18 months? He’s 36 years old and the PL is the most physically demanding league in the world
I think we could do a lot worse for 18 months while we fix significant issues with the balance and quality in the rest of the team.
One of the great (only) joys of the last 10 years has been seeing the likes of Ibra and Cavani in a United shirt, and it certainly wasn’t their fault that such poor decisions were made in terms of or coaching and transfer spend.
When you say decent striker, this is a 36 year old guy who was amazing but has been semi retired playing in Saudi. He's hardly known for his conditioning either which made Cavani half decent and he was 3 years younger when he came here. He's not going to be happy being on loan and sitting on the bench so you take game time away from Hojlund, who has just started to look good, it smacks of the classic United of old - buying the name for short term commercial gain. You also make a slow team even slower.We need a striker, we have no money. How is signing an available, decent striker on loan in January, the same as spending £60m on a Casemiro or Varane? Or even getting an Eriksen on a free?
I don’t understand this logic at all. It’s a pretty unique short term opportunity that suits both parties. I don’t think it will happen but if it did it would make sense and I certainly wouldn’t think any less of INEOS as a result.
The article this morning stated they aren’t giving up on the season and want top 4. With martial now pretty much gone having such a quality and experienced stop gap until the summer would benefit us massively. Probably Hojlund too as it eases the pressure on him and can learn from one of the best strikers in the past decade. I don’t see how it isn’t a win win if the terms can be worked out and are reasonable to us.