Enigma_87
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He's actually agreeing with you.3 coaches haven’t been impressed, why do people think Ole will be?
He's actually agreeing with you.3 coaches haven’t been impressed, why do people think Ole will be?
Periera isnt good enough move him on
I'd rather give this lad a shot than another primadonna just happy to collect his huge pay packet.
You would think that but you'd have also thought we wouldn't still be starting Smalling, Jones, Young, Lingard etc. We don't act like other well run clubs these days and the proof is everywhere to be seen over the last 6 years.
The club don’t just moronically think they are the best players. We have made ‘Manchester United signings’ in buying promising young players, who were coveted by the sort of clubs you would think would also covet Manchester United signings - and those players haven’t stepped up. Those who were planned to be back up have been better, so they have played.
If you take a back 4 of Valencia-Smalling-Jones-Young and then consider that we bought Darmian-Bailly-Lindelöf-Shaw to replace them, only Shaw, and to a lesser extent, Lindelof have actually claimed a place. The Darmian who was also pursued by Bayern and Juve (still is), hasn’t done the job, and the Bailly (I get more excited by these type of unknown signings than I do about signing Di Maria) who was wanted by City and Barcelona has also failed and is likely for sale. Who do you expect we start if they aren’t up to it?
Can we just use the banned Lukaku chant with him now? Except maybe change a few words here or there.Hopefully finally somebody with a Longstaff.
We buy better. It’s pretty simple for me. I don’t need a long answer explaining what has gone on at the club because I know what has gone on. The squad is overloaded with average players and my opinion will not change on that. We need to buy the correct players which we have struggled to do for years in large numbers.
Our post-Ferguson policy has been to buy players aged 26 or over, often from clubs outside of England and always for huge transfer fees
There's an article in the economist which shows that of all of the current top 6 United are the ones signing the oldest players and the most frequent at signing players from outside of English clubs. We've spent more money than anyone bar City.
We have to try something different. If it means a few signings like this and James and also bringing through our own youngsters so that in 3 year's time we have a blend of technically excellent but hard-working players who actually care about success at United - then so be it.
If it means we also lose a few of the cry baby fans who want 100 million spent on players like Felix etc and demand instant success - even better.
McClair, Djemba Djemba, Powell, Tosic, Gibson, Felani to name but a few .... just what era would they have not made the bench when these players were starting
Take Choccy off your list sonny. Man does not deserve to be on a list with those lot. 24 league goals in his first season, and at least 2 or 3 other seasons where he averaged a goal every 2 to 3 games.
He was a great servant to United, with plenty of goals, assists and overall contribution.
Longstaff and James.....Treble incoming!!
Our new level
Rough summer ahead for the transfer forum faithful.
I am not on about him as a striker, towards the end of his career he played exclusively in midfield and bang average was the best that could be said about him there, for me it took the gloss off his career
The club don’t just moronically think they are the best players. We have made ‘Manchester United signings’ in buying promising young players, who were coveted by the sort of clubs you would think would also covet Manchester United signings - and those players haven’t stepped up. Those who were planned to be back up have been better, so they have played.
If you take a back 4 of Valencia-Smalling-Jones-Young and then consider that we bought Darmian-Bailly-Lindelöf-Shaw to replace them, only Shaw, and to a lesser extent, Lindelof have actually claimed a place. The Darmian who was also pursued by Bayern and Juve (still is), hasn’t done the job, and the Bailly (I get more excited by these type of unknown signings than I do about signing Di Maria) who was wanted by City and Barcelona has also failed and is likely for sale. Who do you expect we start if they aren’t up to it?
And we expect players to be loyal to the club. He was at the club for 10 or 11 years, from his prime, to the embers of his career.
He certainly doesn’t deserve to be in a list of players like Tosic, DD or Powell. He was a great player for United and should be remembered for that, imo.
Luckhurst was playing down the Daniel James signing too..Robson also linking us with him again. Luckhurst was the one who denied this, correct? Guess it's on then. The way he's badmouthing different United players at every chance, I wouldn't give that guy a breadcrumb of info if I were the club.
like Longstaff. As a depth signing for the future, why not?
Longstaff isn't going to be cheapBet Woody’s loving these bargain basement players Ole’s after.
Yeah, the completely unnecessary comment of not making an appearance on loan at Shrewsbury, made him come across as such a tool.Luckhurst was playing down the Daniel James signing too..
Longstaff isn't going to be cheap
Signed a new deal in December.Why has he got a long contract?
Signed a new deal in December.
Was in outstanding form before his injury and looked a much needed shining light for Newcastle - they won't be looking to sell cheap.
Id be surprised if this happened this summer but never know.
Bet Woody’s loving these bargain basement players Ole’s after.
if we get James, Sessegnon, Collins, Longstaff , AWB and Sancho. #brexitmeansbrexit
i assumed he was being sarcastic meaning woodward is probably rolling his eyes behind his head buying all these cheaper un known players... but now im not even sureMake up your minds guys, is Woody a cheapskate or is he a transfer muppet who loves big names and big money signings?
Ah yes, if only we had creative CMs in the UK. We could have a clean sweep.Don’t forget Slabhead
Mike Ashley calls the shots, he wouldn't turn down a £30-40 million bid.Signed a new deal in December.
Was in outstanding form before his injury and looked a much needed shining light for Newcastle - they won't be looking to sell cheap.
Id be surprised if this happened this summer but never know.
Yep, considering he just lost an absolute shit tonne on Debenhams, I bet he wants a bit of a recoup.Mike Ashley calls the shots, he wouldn't turn down a £40 million bid.