- Joined
- Jul 31, 2015
- Messages
- 383
Guys.. it’s over. He’s not coming! Until we hear that he has accepted an agreement of some kind with us (highly unlikely) there’s nothing more to write. Don’t get how this thread has now over 200 pages.
I’d say most of them came before he rejected us.Guys.. it’s over. He’s not coming! Until we hear that he has accepted an agreement of some kind with us (highly unlikely) there’s nothing more to write. Don’t get how this thread has now over 200 pages.
Maybe if you are dumb enough to conclude that from my post.
Google translate:
Because despite the great offer Manchester United has not yet accepted it seems clear not from today
I've got no idea what it means.
Probably because in football anything can happen. We can brief saying we're done and that we're no longer pursuing a deal, then 24 hours later, his agent could come back and say ok we'll drop this demand or lower that.Guys.. it’s over. He’s not coming! Until we hear that he has accepted an agreement of some kind with us (highly unlikely) there’s nothing more to write. Don’t get how this thread has now over 200 pages.
They were. Owners pumped a lot of money into the club. Issue is they were unable to attract the top tier of players and ended up splurging on crapWe were talking about 2007-2010, they weren't particularly wealthy during that period and needed to rebuild their finances due to a lack of European and for one year Serie A football.
You said Spurs in Serie A would be battling with Fiorentina, who finished in 16th place last season.
So if, according to you, 4th-placed Spurs (in the Prem) would drop to battling for 16th if they played in Serie A, then there is no other conclusion to be drawn except that you believe Serie A to be the stronger league … and not just stronger, but far stronger.
I'm sorry, but you are just embarrassing yourself.
It was an impulse purchase that doesn't fit in with long-term planning. If there was a long-term plan to bring in midfielders or forwards, why aren't they here? If there was no plan to bring in forwards or midfielders, why are we going for Dybala?
edit: I have no more posts left on this forum so that's me done for today.
We don't want a repeat of Di Maria, if he wants to extort United to come here, the club has definitely done the right thing in pulling out! its quite obvious they've demanded ridiculous wages so Juve cant push him out! If he wants to rot on the bench during his prime years then go knock yourself out Paulo!I cant believe we have a chance to sign world class player like Dybala and we just move away.
That Ronaldo salary Talk about going all in.
In Italy, salary figures are given after tax. Dybala is on €7.5m net, confirmed by Agresti who is Tier 1 for Juventus.
In fairness, while I agree with people saying it's better that we decided to stop short of waving a blank cheque at Dybala, I think a lot of the outpouring of frustration is because the transfer seemed to offer late redemption for a transfer window in which we've addressed less than half of the obvious issues with our squad. With the collapse this transfer the frustration is back with a vengeance. But it's the wider situation that needs addressing, rather than just conceding to whatever it takes to sign Dybala.
The managers are being supported but under Sir Alex, we let teams catch up to us and now we're playing catch up at a time fees have exploded. In reality the talk of 'value' hurt us big time and the owners lacked the ambition and foresight to see prices would escalate. So now, we're rewarding average players to pad out the squad and not bringing in the quality to challenge when it was available. We also gave away players that we shouldn't. But back on topic, someone said there could be more twists and turns with this and so I'd expect a strong statement from someone on Juves side if it's officially dead.
The club have acted reasonably throughout. It was a way of shipping Lukaku and getting a replacement. What more can you ask for? We checked, tried to do a deal in ONE weekend and walked away when it got silly.
Exactly, he didn't want to come and asked for obscene wages therefore we walked away.
Good luck expecting that from the Glazers any time soon. Their other sporting team Tampa Bay are consistently run like a joke too. The Glazers don't do clever investment & management.A great post. There was an excellent window for investment in the future of the club and we missed it. Now we have to grind our way back to the top and quite frankly thats the best thing to do. A lot of canny investment amd management needed from here moving forward.
We are not getting him.
Good luck expecting that from the Glazers any time soon. Their other sporting team Tampa Bay are consistently run like a joke too. The Glazers don't do clever investment & management.
The sum of the 3 others is nowhere near it.That Ronaldo salary Talk about going all in.
Still don't know how he can stay at Juve after they so openly tried to force him out
Seen reports from Italy linking him to P$G and Inter now...
Could be anything...
Us hoping he lowers his demands
Which could then lead to woody panicking and paying whatever he wants last day of transfer window
It's actually off
BS in media
i would go get Maddison, fits exactly what we need.
Surprised this thread is still going along with Bruno. Theyre both dead... with less than 4 days and no other names in the mix I think we're mostly done now.
Leicester would want over 100m for Maddison, it's not going to happen.He doesnt want to come for footballing reasons, that's fine, move on. We dont want any more mercenaries here.
Would rather have Douglas Costa anyway, just what we need, a dribbling winger who can create.
Our priority however should be a midfielder, i would go get Maddison, fits exactly what we need.
I just hope Ole is successful. He's such a likeable guy. It's disgusting to see the way our past managers have been treated partly because of dumb decision-making above them. I really hope it doesn't happen to him too.Agree but thats why its doubly needed. And at the moment that resposibilty falls to Ole. The infrastructure at the club is weak so he needs to craft a path forwards.... though he would already have been aware of that before taking over.