VP89
Pogba's biggest fan
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We are closer to Everton? No, we are not closer to Everton.
Well, we can talk about this next year. Then we know.
Good wum. We are - just look at the table.
We are closer to Everton? No, we are not closer to Everton.
Well, we can talk about this next year. Then we know.
Those morons can’t believe we are even an option, these briefings are a joke.
‘Man Utd would be a mistake’ haha feck off, he’s obviously thinking about the offer then.
Muppets...assemble.
I genuinely want this to happen more than anything. Not only because he’s a great player but it would absolutely stick 2 fingers up to those stuck up wankers. They’re lucky they fell into messi otherwise they’d have half of what they have now.
Those morons can’t believe we are even an option, these briefings are a joke.
‘Man Utd would be a mistake’ haha feck off, he’s obviously thinking about the offer then.
Muppets...assemble.
Good wum. We are - just look at the table.
Very true.He’s a generational talent; probably the best defender for his age in European football. Captain of a CL semifinal team at 19.
We didn’t balk at paying a record fee for a teenager when we bought Ronaldo, and we did the same with Rio and Rooney.
The lack of respect we get from the world of football is something we’ve brought on ourselves. Makes me sick how fecking inept we’ve been. This has to be the summer it changes. We need to be back competing within the next 2 seasons and signings like this would get us there.
”Manchester United got mentioned but that would be a mistake from De Ligt. He would want to play Champions League and he can go to other big clubs that do play Champions League.’”
The most stupid opinion ever. One fecking season without CL and thats a mistake. The kid is 19 years old ffs.
It's not just one season though is it. Life since SAF, so where we are as a club, shows he's likely to spend as much time out of the competition as in it. Every other club that could sign him are guaranteed to be in it.
Considering we had a stinker under Jose to start with, we finished very close to the top 4.Agree. Most pundits think the club is in freefall at thr moment. They maybe utterly wrong about next season but ask any neutral (not haters) about our chances of top 4 and they will probably say 50/50.
So Van Der Kraan is saying that Barca had a option on De Ligt after they bought Frenkie De Jong from Ajax. But now it's about money and City and United are now in the mix.
We cannot fight the market and inflation. Wages are going up because the transfer market has exploded. Transfer value and wages are correlated, its just how it is. We cant buy a player for 70-80m like De Ligt and expect him to settle for anything less than 250k or even more. It does not compute.
This idea that we should battle wage increases by ourselves are naive. Todays football market is global and wages and transfer fees are not so negotiable that people seem to think. The football market is not that different from a stock or commodity market where wages and transfer fees are decided by simple economic theory.
This idea that we can affect transfer fees and wages more than marginally by our own behaviour is again: naive.
If we do sign De Ligt; then his transfer fee and wages is market value.
Rashford demanding 300k is also quite reasonable due to his transfer value, which being English and everything probably is close to 100m.
Agree. Most pundits think the club is in freefall at thr moment. They maybe utterly wrong about next season but ask any neutral (not haters) about our chances of top 4 and they will probably say 50/50.
I like your passion. We need to keep this. But if you look at our league performance we are the equivalent of what tottenham used to be. So players have to risk join that level of success vs joining clubs vying for the biggest prizes in football.
Mentioned Manchester City there
I expect they'll be one of the leading contenders for his signature if he doesn't go to Barca.
We will beat them.
Marcel Van Der Kraan is the chief editor of Dutch daily De Telegraaf. Who is the other chap?The Dutch literally said hours ago City and United weren’t in. They know nothing so I’m not sure why people were crying about them being super reliable.
Tbf it might be more than one. I wouldn't bet on us getting top 4 atm
2 different Joirnalists saying 2 opposite things.The Dutch literally said hours ago City and United weren’t in. They know nothing so I’m not sure why people were crying about them being super reliable.
Do these guys at the De telegraph know that Utd are not in the CL next year and might be back the following year? They talk as if we will never be in the CL..
It’s not romance, it’s ambition.It is getting tedious all this "Only go to United for the money". As if it's just pure romance alone him going to other big clubs.
He prefers the premier league according to the De Telegraaf Journo Van der kraan.It is getting tedious all this "Only go to United for the money". As if it's just pure romance alone him going to other big clubs.
We cannot fight the market and inflation. Wages are going up because the transfer market has exploded. Transfer value and wages are correlated, its just how it is. We cant buy a player for 70-80m like De Ligt and expect him to settle for anything less than 250k or even more. It does not compute.
This idea that we should battle wage increases by ourselves are naive. Todays football market is global and wages and transfer fees are not so negotiable that people seem to think. The football market is not that different from a stock or commodity market where wages and transfer fees are decided by simple economic theory.
This idea that we can affect transfer fees and wages more than marginally by our own behaviour is again: naive.
If we do sign De Ligt; then his transfer fee and wages is market value.
Rashford demanding 300k is also quite reasonable due to his transfer value, which being English and everything probably is close to 100m.
Marcel Van Der Kraan is the chief editor of Dutch daily De Telegraaf. Who is the other chap?
Rooney's very handsome but yes, the nose and mouth area very much so.Anybody else see a younger, more handsome Rooney in that photo?
Rooney's very handsome but yes, the nose and mouth area very much so.
Yeah apart from his face, he's a very hand$ome blokeRooney's very handsome but yes, the nose and mouth area very much so.
The problem is that you feel de Ligt is an example of that bad wage management. I don't think that's true. Players that are not a hot commodity are the problem with United.I don't get where you can throw about this and that being naive. We have the second highest wage bill on the planet and we are not even among the 20 best teams. So obviously we've been run absolutely terribly.
There are only about a handful of players earning around that figure or more, those are established super stars at Barca, Real and PSG. Hard to tell with City and their shady dealings, but probably them too.
Signing a 19 year old - albeit very promising - player and giving him 350K (again, and I stress, if true) would be insane. Giving Rashford 300K would be even worse. No other club on the planet would give Rashford that kind of money (same applies, if those rumours are true).
I'm pretty sure more than half our players are earning more at United than they could ever dream of getting elsewhere. That's my problem with continuing a policy of absolute madness. That being said, I don't imagine de Ligt has any interest in joining United and I think what is getting us mentioned is our willingness to pay more to the agent.