LonelyFire
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you have not been making any points, but simply baseless claims
What are you talking about?
you have not been making any points, but simply baseless claims
whether it happens irregularly, or happens everyday of the week, including twice on Sunday, is besides the point. What matters is that players, even established great players like Zlatan, fail to settle and perform at a new club for various reasons, and it is silly to jump to the conclusion that the player was not be good enough must be the reason.Your inclusion of Zlatan in that list pretty much confirma of irregularly it happens.
As is your claim that he is. So far he's played one season at a top level club and they are ditching him after 6 starts - if they can find someone to offer near to the huge fee they paid that is.
You spend 35mil on a player you are usually willing to give them opportunities to show their worth. The fact Bayern haven't says it all. He must've been seriously unimpressive during his time there. It doesn't suprise me, he didn't look that impressive when he played.
sorry - mistaken identityWhat are you talking about?
Again it is too early to tell, and only time will show what will be. Mourinho once sold a 22yr old Bonucci who he deemed not good enough at the time. Today, he is regarded as the best CB in the game by quite a few.
Wont be surprised if LvG and Pep are not far behindThen again, one could argue that no current manager at top-level has off-loaded so many players who turned out to be really good.
No it isn't besides the point at all, what a ridiculous thing to say. Something happening once in a blue moon doesn't set a precedent. There are plenty of instances where a player has beaten the odds, yes, but you don't adapt a transfer policy around it. Just because Vardy became a top striker in the PL doesn't mean teams like Leicester should start signing random non leaguers with the hope they'll turn in to the next Vardy, or we should start scouting five a side tournaments to pick up the next Ian Wright.whether it happens irregularly, or happens everyday of the week, including twice on Sunday, is besides the point. What matters is that players, even established great players like Zlatan, fail to settle and perform at a new club for various reasons, and it is silly to jump to the conclusion that the player was not be good enough must be the reason.
All I have said is that the kid has talent, and there is enough evidence and opinions to support this. If you think clubs like United and Bayern buy players simply on hype, then you have bigger issues than most can help with.
There is a big gap between having talent and actually maximizing said talent. All reports seems to indicate that the kid has (for whatever reason) failed to settle in Bavaria, which has likely affected his performances on the pitch. The reason for his being unsettled could be something like weather, which is beyond the control of Bayern, or it may be a difference between him and the manager. Thus Bayern may decide to move on and try to recoup their initial investment. This does not preclude the kid from going to another club or a place like la liga and excelling.
Again it is too early to tell, and only time will show what will be. Mourinho once sold a 22yr old Bonucci who he deemed not good enough at the time. Today, he is regarded as the best CB in the game by quite a few.
Exactly, we are aspiring to be at Bayerns level once more, we don't get there by signing their flops.We need to strengthen not sure Sanches does that in any possible way..
Correct. Davids at Milan quickly springs to mind.....Too many on this forum continue to have their head in football manager.
Let's be clear, it is possible for a player to not perform to his abilities on the back of a big move. It is also possible for the same player to subsequently flourish at a different club.
This whole "he's failed at Bayern and clearly not good enough" is nonsense. There are tons of examples of this down the years, Sneijder, Robben, Higuain.... To right off a player of his age is lunacy.
No he doesnt, Ajax was the or one of the best clubs in the world and Davids already a key player there. He only springs to mind because he had a similar hairstyle. Edgar Davids was 10x more talented than Renato, Renato is all pace, strength, engine and bouncing off the field weird type of play. Nothing special about the lad.Correct. Davids at Milan quickly springs to mind.....
talk of missing the point Davids moved to Milan from Ajax and fitted in exactly as well as Renato has at Bayern. By the prevailing logic on here Juve should never have bothered picking him up a year later.No he doesnt, Ajax was the or one of the best clubs in the world and Davids already a key player there. He only springs to mind because he had a similar hairstyle. Edgar Davids was 10x more talented than Renato, Renato is all pace, strength, engine and bouncing off the field weird type of play. Nothing special about the lad.
According to Bild Bayern will sell him for 35m euro, and Costa for 40m euro.
Would be happy with both at those prices tbh. Good signings in two positions and would leave plenty of money for a striker, left back etc.
Yeah, he was the bedrock upon which most of our success was built.Anderson was actually great his first season was us. And was sporadically good until Ferguson left.
I'd take Costa here but I'd be seriously wary about us signing Sanches.
Completely different story. Bayern didn't "give up" on Hummels after "a year".Like they sold Hummels?
He'd be a pony signing.
According to Bild Bayern will sell him for 35m euro, and Costa for 40m euro.
Would be happy with both at those prices tbh. Good signings in two positions and would leave plenty of money for a striker, left back etc.
No, because Davids had already proven himself, Renato hasnt. He had played one full season and he wasnt even that good for Benfica and had a decent Euro's that is it.talk of missing the point Davids moved to Milan from Ajax and fitted in exactly as well as Renato has at Bayern. By the prevailing logic on here Juve should never have bothered picking him up a year later.
Correct. Davids at Milan quickly springs to mind.....
No one should be writing off an 18/19 year old after a failed move as there are so many factors behind why some transfers simply don't work out. €35m is definitely worth a punt given his talent.For 35M Euros, I think we should give him a second chance. He will be wiser now that he knows grass is not always greener and his career is at the brink, working with a Portuguese manager may help him. We should not accept a loan offer from Bayern though.
No it was not. Both Hummels and Lucio were sold in the same summer. Demichellis was sold the next summer. Badstuber spent his first season often playing as a LB. Bayern could have kept Hummels and given him enough playing time, but unfortunately, they had LvG in charge (and we all know how that goes).Completely different story. Bayern didn't "give up" on Hummels after "a year".
He was their academy product, so they'd known him longer than a year. He got loaned out to Dortmund since Bayern deemed Badstuber the bigger talent. Probably the correct call had Badstuber stayed healthy. Lucio and Demichelis were starters so there was no game time for a 4th CB who still needed development.
Selling Hummels was the right call back then.
But he was good in his first season. At no point did he say he was the bedrock on which the team was built, don't be a knob.Yeah, he was the bedrock upon which most of our success was built.
Rubbish. Renato was excellent for Benfica and Portugal at the Euros and that is precisely what earned him his big move. Just like Davids when he went to Milan that was more than enough proving of oneself. Just because things haven't gone well doesn't mean he should be written off. His a teenager.No, because Davids had already proven himself, Renato hasnt. He had played one full season and he wasnt even that good for Benfica and had a decent Euro's that is it.
Is there some kind of Anderson cult? He was comparatively good by his later standards at best. Should have been moved on years before he left.But he was good in his first season. At no point did he say he was the bedrock on which the team was built, don't be a knob.
Of course he should have, but it's possible to harbour that that opinion without being a total revisionist or laughing at something a poster didn't say.Is there some kind of Anderson cult? He was comparatively good by his later standards at best. Should have been moved on years before he left.