R.N7
Such tagline. Wow!
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He's got the moody good looks of a young Alain Delon, he'd be a marketing success for Manchester United.
Don't want to be the ass around here, but their high earners score 50 goals a season. It's well known that both clubs don't really pay high salaries unless is a must.
This is something i just can't understand about our club. You saw his potential, i saw it, we all saw it. Why didn't we bid back then? Why don't we ever cut out the middle man? Why wait until these players cost a fortune and have other tempting offers around Europe?Should have signed him when he was at Palermo, his talent was obvious. Contrary to someone like Vietto, who had a purple patch and scored some time for Villarreal, Dybala's class outshone him and he showed it during pretty much the whole season.
I know Juve were in for him at the end of the season, but we could have doubled his wages and also offered more money to Palermo. he was getting whored around by the president to get the biggest offer, he went for a steal at 35m in the end.
Better than the Pog-Grizzy bromance
BothI'd prefer him over Griezmann.
We should sign both. Full backs can wait for another year
Half the floks on talking reds had never heard of him until the Madrid game
Dybala isn't a Raiola client is he?
According to Italian press, Dybala reportedly replaced Pierpaolo Triulzi with his brother Gustavo as his representative after the summer window closed.
Nope Real Madrid is who I meant as they decided he was rubbish off of that.Barcelona*
He was poor against Real Madrid.
Oh right, then it's just Raiola running his mouth again. Dybala would be incredible here though.
This thread is a bit funny in hindsight.Should have signed him when he was at Palermo, his talent was obvious. Contrary to someone like Vietto, who had a purple patch and scored some time for Villarreal, Dybala's class outshone him and he showed it during pretty much the whole season.
I know Juve were in for him at the end of the season, but we could have doubled his wages and also offered more money to Palermo. he was getting whored around by the president to get the biggest offer, he went for a steal at 35m in the end.
Cute face, comes from huge football nation, is hyped up as Messi's successor. Bound to be very marketable.He's good with brilliant potential but some of the comments on here you'd swear he was Messi
I'd rather Dybala over Griezman, easily. Problem is Griezman has a set price at 100mil.
This is something i just can't understand about our club. You saw his potential, i saw it, we all saw it. Why didn't we bid back then? Why don't we ever cut out the middle man? Why wait until these players cost a fortune and have other tempting offers around Europe?
Juve seems to be good at buying early, Monaco, Dortmund too.
Hell, if you're a scouser you must be awestruck at how Southampton do it!
Talented guy but hasn't proven anything at all, does well in the most dominant team in Italy, plays very deep and gets a bit lost in the tougher cl games - certainly not their big player. Could see him going to Paris where the pressure is less and it's very easy to score a lot of goals. Would prefer AG as he is proven 7 ways to Sunday at this stage. This guy is a nice talent tho and could be a great signing for sure
Time again for Woodward to 'do things in transfer market other clubs can only dream about'.
I'd love to see that, or something like it. I don't know why we don't go to that level of excess at Manchester United. Barca had MSN, Real have done galacticos for years, Bayern had the same stellar style line ups. Today City and PSG are trying it too. The only time I recall us having such talent overload was tevez-rooney-ronaldo.Miki Greizman Dybala
Lukaku
£160m I reckon. Who will cough it up
I don't think we should be signing one of the best shadow striker forwards in the game to then play him on the left of a attacking trio behind the striker. Can he play there? Yes, he definitely can because he's a relatively complete attacker. But he's tremendous through the center where he can weave in-and-out behind the center forward.Miki Greizman Dybala
Lukaku
I think if we were to sign him, it'll be as an alternative to Griezmann. So, he'll be playing as a secondary striker next to Lukaku.I don't think we should be signing one of the best shadow striker forwards in the game to then play him on the left of a attacking trio behind the striker. Can he play there? Yes, he definitely can because he's a relatively complete attacker. But he's tremendous through the center where he can weave in-and-out behind the center forward.
For reference, this is his average position for Juventus when he's close to firing on all cylinders:
When you sign a player of that caliber (someone who can be a Ballon D'Or Top 5 player in the immediate future), you need to build around him by assembling a complementary cast - not shoehorn into the side in a position that likely won't bring the best out of him.
I thought that when opening the post all exited.....then read this....Griezmann - Lukaku - Dybala