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When he said he was" ready for a new challenge" I guess the challenge, was finding a club that actually want him...mission impossible!
When he said he was" ready for a new challenge" I guess the challenge, was finding a club that actually want him...mission impossible!
Or who has to drop the pants firstI’m sure that are a few suitors keeping their powder dry until we get close to the end of the window - they will try and shaft Utd by offering very little in terms of wages contribution knowing we need him out of the club.
Not sure if Ineos will allow themselves to have their pants pulled down on this one though…..
Could be a case of who blinks first…..
Fair enough but a very expensive lesson - things aren't normally as black and white as has been reported.Demonstrates to the rest of the squad that certain standards are expected of them, and failure to strive to meet those standards has consequences, even for the most high profile players. This is something the club has not taken a consistent approach to since 2013 unfortunately.
It was never possible on his wages.Feck me! Seems we can’t even give him away.
Madrid will be on the phone just as soon as they find out how clean and fresh he is.Maybe he should create a Michael Owen style brochure?
If no one wants him enough to pay actual money then he only has 1 option-which given he loves the club and is desperate to get picked for England again then it becomes a no brainer for the lad. He has to toe the managers line and put in a shift.Definitely that kind of player, definitely not one to cry to the media and say he can see his future elsewhere when dropped
Nope. If nobody will actually pay good money for him and he’s still here in February then it might be a bit of an eye opener/wake up call for him.This sarcasm?
If he loves the club, I can’t see why he’d do that Winter interview, at that moment, and say maybe it’s time for a new start.If no one wants him enough to pay actual money then he only has 1 option-which given he loves the club and is desperate to get picked for England again then it becomes a no brainer for the lad. He has to toe the managers line and put in a shift.
Maybe he should create a Michael Owen style brochure?
In the NBA yes, in the Premier league no such luck, sadly.If we get no other deal could we loan him to Kilmarnock or someone at our cost to just give him a get real message before the summer window?
Yeah, that’s probably not a bad idea. He seems to have been poorly advised, and has let himself be used for other people’s ends, including the club and past managers.Get himself an actual agent might be a good start too.
It always seems a bit suspect and very unprofessional having family members represent players, not least considering the vast sums of money involved in agents fees nowadays.I will never understand why players employ their family as agents. Get a fecking professional. How many clients does Dwayne Maynard have, has he ever facilitated a transfer?
https://dnmaysportsmgt.com/our-athletes/I will never understand why players employ their family as agents. Get a fecking professional. How many clients does Dwayne Maynard have, has he ever facilitated a transfer?
"Built on our core values of hard work, determination, and a drive for constant improvement, we are Europe's leading sports management organisation, trusted by athletes to help them achieve their dreams."https://dnmaysportsmgt.com/our-athletes/
Their most well known client doesn't even represent the agencies core values"Built on our core values of hard work, determination, and a drive for constant improvement, we are Europe's leading sports management organisation, trusted by athletes to help them achieve their dreams."
Six athletes listed on the webpage.
If he loved the club and wanted to play for England again, he’d have turned up and performed in practice all year and given a feck on the field. You’ve clearly drunk his PR kool-aid. He ain’t playing for England again and hopefully not us.If no one wants him enough to pay actual money then he only has 1 option-which given he loves the club and is desperate to get picked for England again then it becomes a no brainer for the lad. He has to toe the managers line and put in a shift.
#freeMarcus athttps://dnmaysportsmgt.com/our-athletes/
Managed by both his brothers, Dane Rashford and Dwaine Maynard.
They represent a handful of others, mainly youth and lower league by the looks of it.
Five more than Harry Kanes brother."Built on our core values of hard work, determination, and a drive for constant improvement, we are Europe's leading sports management organisation, trusted by athletes to help them achieve their dreams."
Six athletes listed on the webpage.
Let’s not be silly now.
It looks like neither one have a working profile link.https://dnmaysportsmgt.com/our-athletes/
Managed by both his brothers, Dane Rashford and Dwaine Maynard.
They represent a handful of others, mainly youth and lower league by the looks of it.
The sentence before is equally laughable."Built on our core values of hard work, determination, and a drive for constant improvement, we are Europe's leading sports management organisation, trusted by athletes to help them achieve their dreams."
Six athletes listed on the webpage.
To think these guys managed to get Rashford on 300k+ a week. They look like a bunch of novices.https://dnmaysportsmgt.com/our-athletes/
Managed by both his brothers, Dane Rashford and Dwaine Maynard.
They represent a handful of others, mainly youth and lower league by the looks of it.
Hahahttps://dnmaysportsmgt.com/our-athletes/
Managed by both his brothers, Dane Rashford and Dwaine Maynard.
They represent a handful of others, mainly youth and lower league by the looks of it.
Presumably that is Europe's second best agency.Five more than Harry Kanes brother.
The EU has rules on monopolies like that. It wouldn't work as they would force them to split into multiple smaller companies to keep it a fair marketHearing whispers of a merger between the two agencies.