Alemar
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How does it prevent him from sitting on the bench (with 5% probability to be subbed on during the last 10 minutes)?Mengi played yesterday.
How does it prevent him from sitting on the bench (with 5% probability to be subbed on during the last 10 minutes)?Mengi played yesterday.
We have Maguire so no need obviouslyHow does it prevent him from sitting on the bench (with 5% probability to be subbed on during the last 10 minutes)?
No chance he is interested in WH.WHU interested in Aymeric Laporte as part of the Paqueta deal.
Now they need to dispose of a player, not to sign one.
We need to force him out one way or another. If putting Mengi on the bench helps, it should be doneWe have Maguire so no need obviously
They can very easily. Defence market is full of talent nowYeah, but they can't sell him without securing his replacement.
We don’t need to force anything by all accounts he’s happy to moveWe need to force him out one way or another. If putting Mengi on the bench helps, it should be done
This fanbase can't even get heated up about an ownership structure that has crippled us for a generation... I'm sure Maguire will be fine with a few more boosIf this falls through then I can’t see Maguire getting any minutes from ETH - the hostility towards him will increase significantly from the crowd as well.
He may well be digging in for a pay off but he will be the ultimate loser.
For once someone around him honestly needs to tell him to read the room.
I suspect EtH might be resigned to not being able to upgrade Maguire in this window and therefore wants to keep him for now.The 30 million fee becomes 24 million if the payoff reports are true.
At his age and build I don't see how we can do much better than ~25m to be fair. A questionable buy, probably worth around 50m back then, 4 years on past his peak is about right but with Pavard being difficult to buy maybe ETH is ok with him for another season?
United clearly wouldn't entertain it if they were taking the mick. West Ham probably have a pay structure with a ceiling for players they think are the best players they can attract. The difference United might have to pay him off with will likely be difference between that WH ceiling and what Maguire is on now.If this is about United paying the difference between West Ham's proposed salary and Maguire's current salary, why wouldn't West Ham just offer minimum wage?
That's a serious question. I'm just wondering how it works.
feck Maguire. When he’s out of contract in two years and barely played he won’t get anywhere near what even West Ham are offering. In 3/4 year blocks he’ll earn less in 4 years than moving now
Yeah obviously. We want him gone and trying to cover up our previous feck up (giving him that contract). But still, we haven’t bought out that contract and Maguire can either sit and watch in the stands for two years or try to revive his career.Two questions spring to mind there:
1 Would Mbappe be taking a cut?
2 Does Mbappe want to leave or stay at PSG?
Dynamic is probably quite different in that deal.
He doesnt have the speed or recovery pace for a high defensive line, hence the need to get rid of him. WH will suit him perfectly, low defensive line, no space to run in behind and no need for maguire to be put out of his comfort zone.The irrational desperation to get rid of Maguire, who is now our 5th choice centre back, is probably a big part of the problems he’s been having. Sure, he’s made mistakes. But he’s not without his merits as a footballer and I think he’d perform much better with a sweeper keeper and a bit of support from his own fecking fanbase
He is potentially our second choice RCB, if he gets his shit together.The irrational desperation to get rid of Maguire, who is now our 5th choice centre back, is probably a big part of the problems he’s been having. Sure, he’s made mistakes. But he’s not without his merits as a footballer and I think he’d perform much better with a sweeper keeper and a bit of support from his own fecking fanbase
It’s true soExcept the Telegraph and Guardian are reporting basically the same thing.
It would be such a short-term thinking. He will be 31 by next summer, with one year on his contract. Let’s assume that somehow we will be able to sell him for 15’ (a big if), with the wages he is on, it will mean that this year of him as fourth/fifth choice would cost around 25m.I suspect EtH might be resigned to not being able to upgrade Maguire in this window and therefore wants to keep him for now.
So he's staying?
Seems pretty clear we aren't desperate to get rid if he wants to stay.
Has to be a poker game between us and him and his agent... he must want to leave and we want him gone. Who folds first?
Hypothetically, if we keep him for one more year as cover and Pavard stays put to sign for us next summer as a free agent, will we be better off or worse off, financially?
Was always gonna be on the bench. We won't sell him until a replacement is sorted. With Bayern rejecting our offer for Pavard, looks like there is still some negotiations to be done there. So Maguire will stay until Pavard is sorted. Would probably expect this situation to be sorted either towards the end of this week or early next week.On the bench
I agree to an extent, and I think he’ll excel at West Ham. But it’s less of an issue for England because Pickford actually comes off his line. De Gea is a nightmare for a centre backHe doesnt have the speed or recovery pace for a high defensive line, hence the need to get rid of him. WH will suit him perfectly, low defensive line, no space to run in behind and no need for maguire to be put out of his comfort zone.
It says he's agreed terms...Oh man, this means he’s not agreed to terms. He’s not going anywhere is he?
Phew, thanks for the update!It says he's agreed terms...
The hold up is that him and United are negotiating the pay off he's going to get for leaving his current contract.
Bluffing. They've made him an offer to tear up his contract and he either accepts it or gets used to the best seats in the house to watch United.Find it mad he's on the bench tbh, he's obviously off.
Yeah. Madness imo.It would be such a short-term thinking. He will be 31 by next summer, with one year on his contract. Let’s assume that somehow we will be able to sell him for 15’ (a big if), with the wages he is on, it will mean that this year of him as fourth/fifth choice would cost around 25m.
Keeping him will be such a United move.