manunited1919
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Top 8 guaranteedMaguire and done for the summer me thinks.
Top 8 guaranteedMaguire and done for the summer me thinks.
Do not want. Move on, sign a DM and let gomes emerge
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Bayern rejected to sign James for €42m so he's worth even less now. So max, the offer is €70m which is less than we originally paid!
What a derisory offer that is.
That's before you factor in that I strongly doubt James has any desire to come here anyway. It would be a mirror of the Dybala situation.
Pfft he won't turn down bloody Manchester United and come to you lot, what are you smoking. You guys need to stop going on about that stadium of yours. Yes it's nice but messi won't be gagging to join you anytime soon because of it. He wants 350k a week FFS, are u guys gonna pay him more that Kane? That will be the beginning of the end of "that project" of yours. Besides, he saw you guys organizing an open bus parade for Audi Cup.Our income is now larger than Juve's, we have a world-class stadium and training centre, a much sought-after manager and don't play in a one-horse inferior league. Moreover, last season, en-route to the CL final, we knocked out the team that had knocked out Juve.
You might wish to see Juve as a currently bigger club, that's up to you, but to describe Spurs as "tiny" in comparison is beyond ridiculous. You're letting Dybala's apparent rejection of United get to you.
It's far from impossible that Dybala would choose to come to Spurs, even if I'd still reckon that such a deal is unlikely: he'd be playing in the CL, playing in the Prem, based in one of the world's great capital cities, playing for an Argentinian manager and joining three other Argentinian players.
It was known and reported last week that 1) Dybala didn’t want to leave and
2) He wasn’t convinced about Man Utd being a club for him (most probably not convinced we had the manager to take us back to the top)
So why did the club waste 1 week ‘negotiating’ with him? Is it utter incompetence, or was it silence the “GlazersOut” trend on Twitter and justify no other signings?
Also why is it always Woodward negotiating, doesn’t Solskjaer ever talk to the players on a football level to convince them?
Not optimistic. We have a clueless manager and terrible CEO, and the worse owners of any top club
I think the issue is that I don't see any DM that we can get in this window, made worse by the fact that we have been linked with none of them and the window is closing in 4 days.
Won't surprise me if Dybala accepts our terms after meeting up with the rest of the Juve team and Sarri later today.
It was known and reported last week that 1) Dybala didn’t want to leave and
2) He wasn’t convinced about Man Utd being a club for him (most probably not convinced we had the manager to take us back to the top)
So why did the club waste 1 week ‘negotiating’ with him? Is it utter incompetence, or was it silence the “GlazersOut” trend on Twitter and justify no other signings?
Also why is it always Woodward negotiating, doesn’t Solskjaer ever talk to the players on a football level to convince them?
Not optimistic. We have a clueless manager and terrible CEO, and the worse owners of any top club
Most fans are not clueless. Many are guided by blind loyalty even its obvious someone is out of their depth. Eg Moyes back by many even past December simply because of “your job now is to back your new manager”You need to add 'clueless fans' onto that list too.
If it was about football, he or his agent would have said no a lot sooner. We people don't have all the information but when we see reports that Dybala demands a 18m salary and 13m for his agent to sign for us, then that does make him look like a mercenary to me.So who ever doesnt want to join us is a mercenary. Right. Maybe they would rather join a better team than us? Play in the Champions league maybe even win it? join a team that is challenging for the title? That has a proven manager? Nah. Merceneries.
Our income is now larger than Juve's, we have a world-class stadium and training centre, a much sought-after manager and don't play in a one-horse inferior league. Moreover, last season, en-route to the CL final, we knocked out the team that had knocked out Juve.
You might wish to see Juve as a currently bigger club, that's up to you, but to describe Spurs as "tiny" in comparison is beyond ridiculous. You're letting Dybala's apparent rejection of United get to you.
It's far from impossible that Dybala would choose to come to Spurs, even if I'd still reckon that such a deal is unlikely: he'd be playing in the CL, playing in the Prem, based in one of the world's great capital cities, playing for an Argentinian manager and joining three other Argentinian players.
So basically Lukaku's fee will be basically used to finance Maguire.
Or a dm and a rw (Neres).So basically Lukaku's fee will be basically used to finance Maguire.
Gotta keep that net spend down... If so that'll mean we have more funds available for when we'r (hopefully) back in the Champions league and then more attractive to players. I can really see why Ole wanted British players, as they get how much of an honour it is to play for United.
If it was about football, he or his agent would have said no a lot sooner. We people don't have all the information but when we see reports that Dybala demands a 18m salary and 13m for his agent to sign for us, then that does make him look like a mercenary to me.
Great player but if he doesn't want to play for United then there is no reason to try so hard to bring him. There will always be baggage with him, we need people who are committed to United and committed to taking us out of this present rut we are in.
That's silly because there's very little chance of us making it to top 4 with just the new Steve Brucey, AWB and the runner from the championship especially since
a- we lost Herrera & Fellaini
b- we will be losing Lukaku
c- we probably lose DDG in a year's time
d- our best player wants out
This squad is a mess. We've got no quality RW, our CM is a mess and we've got no cover/competition for Rashy
I don't have the answers, but there must be a plan. Looking at the positives Greenwood has looked very good and we're going to be much better defeisively. I'm mostly worried about our midfield, shame we've no youngster who'd be up to covering Matic on a regular basis. I do suspect we'll get another body in 'if' Lukaku leaves, I'm wishing the window was open longer...
By all reports, we pulled out because they were asking for more money, hence he is a mercenary. Nothing wrong with being a mercenary though, we all work for money and would move for more money.Him or his agent didn’t say no though, we pulled out. The consensus all along was that due to footballing reasons, we had to overpay to convince him, it never changed. When you have little to offer in regards to success, you’re going to have have fall back on money.
Let’s see what Dybala’s camp do tomorrow. It’s hard to recover from this. Right now he has been made to look like a mercenary for asking £18m salary. I figure United were willing to go to £13m, which is £250k a week. Plus a cut from the image rights. It must be a good offer and stupid if Dybala to reject it.
Not sure what Dybala does from here, apart from hoping a big boy comes out of nowhere and tries to sign him. All a bit awkward.
I'm sorry but this is a bit OTT. OGS had no reputation as a manager before we gave him the job.Yeah the biggest club in the world will be relying on a 17 year old striker to bail us out based on some good performances in preseason training. That does sound reassuring. Hopefully he can play as DM and as b2b midfielder as well, cause there's no way we'll look half decent with an ageing Matic and that rubbish player we've brought from the Ukrainian league in CM.
The only new signing I can see us making is Mandzukic and that's because Juventus want to get rid of him.
The club has let another manager down. This time round, he's a United legend ie a man who has put his reputation on the line to bail us out. This transfer window is nowhere near as good for the task at hand.
fecking hell, people calling him mercenary
Wrong choice of word maybe, but asking that kind of money after the season he’s just had doesn’t make him seem bright or serious about football.
If he got his shit together and scored 25 goals at United for next couple of seasons, he’d become one of the best paid players in the world. Instead he’ll risk sitting on the Juve bench for a season and waste one of his prime footballing year. I don’t know what the right word is for that type of player.
Or maybe he is convinced he can force his way into the starting 11 and can play big role in them winning CL.
Asking for bigger contract is not wrong or won't make him mercenary. If anything he is showing superb loyalty to Juventus which is very rare in football.
What if United doesn’t get its act together in the next year or two, even with a fully performing Dybala?Wrong choice of word maybe, but asking that kind of money after the season he’s just had doesn’t make him seem bright or serious about football.
If he got his shit together and scored 25 goals at United for next couple of seasons, he’d become one of the best paid players in the world. Instead he’ll risk sitting on the Juve bench for a season and waste one of his prime footballing year. I don’t know what the right word is for that type of player.
You do realise they are the ones who approached us for the swap, they are trying to rid and he won't let go. If it was any other big regular ucl team he would have left Juventus . We are a downgrade from Juve football wise
90% of what’s reported is rubish, so you never know. Sometimes it takes a few meetings to find out if you can reach an agreement in a negotiation.
You do realise they are the ones who approached us for the swap, they are trying to rid and he won't let go. If it was any other big regular ucl team he would have left Juventus . We are a downgrade from Juve football wise
Only 3 years ago Juve got to the CL final, we finished 5th. Yet a good manager got us Pogba and it was viewed as a step up. Why? Because 1) EPL 3) Money 3) The club history 4) Player believed manager could get club back to top.
You have to think did Dybala look at Ole and think yeah this guy can take the club back to the top. Did Ole even have the conviction to call him and show him love, make him feel wanted, and make him believe in the Ole “rebuild”? I doubt it.
It was known and reported last week that 1) Dybala didn’t want to leave and
2) He wasn’t convinced about Man Utd being a club for him (most probably not convinced we had the manager to take us back to the top)
So why did the club waste 1 week ‘negotiating’ with him? Is it utter incompetence, or was it silence the “GlazersOut” trend on Twitter and justify no other signings?
Also why is it always Woodward negotiating, doesn’t Solskjaer ever talk to the players on a football level to convince them?
Not optimistic. We have a clueless manager and terrible CEO, and the worse owners of any top club
How does it matter who approached the swap? Player is loyal to Juventus and don't want to leave.
Also if he wants to leave for Spanish big 2, it changes nothing in the argument. That's a step up in his career.
Atletico, Liverpool, man city, psg, Bayern. Any big regular ucl contenders he would have left Juve for them. The only thing we have over these clubs is our popularity which goes hand in hand with the commercial side of things.