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Too defensive.

I have lost my all respect to the Argies. Who knows what will Aguero want after three years in Manchester? Move to City or Chelsea?

Let's try to buy Benzema, Costa and Valencia.

Oh yeah because he's never made public his desire to move to Real has he :rolleyes:

At least with Aguero you'd get more loyalty
 
Show me this quote.

Karim Benzema has stated that Spain and Real Madrid are his dream destinations should he leave Lyon, but admits that he could yet remain with the French champions for another season.

The highly-rated 21-year-old has been tipped to join one of Europe's biggest clubs in the summer and he has made his first choice clear by reiterating his admiration for Los Blancos.

Real have made no comment publicly regarding links to Benzema, while Barcelona are also said to be interested, but the player has opted to promote the move himself.

"For me, Madrid is a dream. They are a club I have liked since I was small. But there are many clubs in which I would also like to play. Real Madrid is a great team and I have always said that I would like to play there because they have been my team since I was young," he told AS.

"Besides, before I only liked Spanish football and that was all I watched.

"The English and Italian leagues are great, but there are more goals scored in Spain and that is where the best football is played. It is a good country for football and there are some big clubs there."
Focus

Benzema still lives with his family and that has meant that he is no hurry to leave his home city or boyhood club, where he admits that he could yet stay for another season at least.

"Before, I lived in a suburb where things were very difficult. I have been a responsible boy and I have fought hard to move away from this situation. I have always had my parents guiding me and they have been a great help. I have always been focused on my dream and I hope to continue to grow," he explained.

"Lyon is not the type of city where everyone loves football passionately, like they do in Marseille. But it is a great club that is making history at the moment. We have won seven consecutive league titles and our popularity is growing all the time in France.

"For the moment I am fine here. I cannot tell you what will happen in the next ten years, or even that I will stay with Olympique Lyonnais next year. It could all depend on how we do in the Champions League."

If anyone was unsure of Benzema's ability, he was asked about where he plays and gave an impressive description of what any prospective club would be buying.

"Karim Benzema is a centre forward through and through. I knew I had something when I was very young and I scored a lot goals. I have a free role and can play all over. I am used to dropping back and winning the ball before passing it. I like to score goals, but I also like to set up my team-mates," he added.

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So have we signed him yet then?

I'm considering getting an Aguerro 7 away shirt to go with the Benzema 9 home shirt I bought last week
 
What a genuine world class attacking player? I'd say after losing the best player in the world and Tevez he's exactly what we need

Er, who bestowed him with that title? There's no doubting his ability — which is still largely potential — but world class? What exactly would that make Forlan, then? Intergalactic? World class is far too easily thrown around, these days, and in my opinion, Kun Agüero still has some way to go before he can be elevated to a class of player that have generally achieved far more than he currently has.

I certainly wouldn't be unhappy if we signed Agüero, particularly as he can do everything that Tevez can — much of it better — and he also has a far greater range and quality of finishing, as well, but his stature is still very similar to that of Tevez and Rooney, which some believe to be a problem. I don't agree, for what it's worth, but it certainly isn't an argument that we can simply dismiss.

I remember Tim Vickery raving about the 18 year old Agüero when he first appeared in the first team at Independiente, so I've followed his career ever since.

I must say that I'd still prefer that we at least attempted to sign Benzema. Principally because he is very different to both Rooney and Berbatov, and also because there's just something about his technical qualities that suggests that he can go on to be a very special player, indeed. In terms of aesthetic beauty, Benzema wins hands-down, for me. Of course, that isn't the only consideration, but as a United fan, it likely plays more of a role in my own thinking than it does for Sir Alex.

Agüero is potentially world class, and to be fair, so too in Benzema, so it would hardly be a choice between current world class players, but if I had to put money on who is likely to be the better player, there would only be one choice, I'm afraid.
 
All due respect charlenefan, but that interview was long ago proven bollocks. Since he has said on television he enjoys watching United the most. And the fact the quotes come from AS should tell you all you need to know.
 
"For me, Madrid is a dream. They are a club I have liked since I was small. But there are many clubs in which I would also like to play. Real Madrid is a great team and I have always said that I would like to play there because they have been my team since I was young," he told AS.
Yeah, but:

Figo in United admission
Friday, 10 October 2003

Luis Figo has revealed he has always dreamed of pulling on the red shirt of Manchester United.
The Real Madrid winger has been linked with the reigning Premiership champions in the past, and most notably last summer.

Reports suggested that the Portuguese international would move to Old Trafford as part of David Beckham's transfer in the opposite direction to El Santiago Bernabeu.

The swap deal never materialised, and Beckham and Figo are now playing side by side in Real's star-studded first team.

However, the former Sporting Lisbon star has now admitted he has always been attracted by the prospect of playing for United, but concedes his situation makes the chances of a switch to England unlikely.

"(Playing for Manchester United) was always a dream of mine since I was young, but that does not mean it's going to become a reality," the 30-year-old told Portuguese magazine Doze.

"I think that current circumstances make it a dream that is extremely difficult to make happen.

"I have three more years of my contract with Real Madrid and my future lies here.

"I feel very good in Madrid, but as a popular saying goes: the future is in the hands of the Gods."

Figo's revelation is sure to excite Manchester United fans, but with Ferguson having opted to invest in the player's young compatriot Cristiano Ronaldo as Beckham's long-term replacement it seems unlikely that the ex-Barca star will ever grace Old Trafford.

Unlikely, but its nice to see someone in a Spanish club have something nice to say about the club for once. So the question is, Figo or Ronaldo (Christiano)? Who would you have prefered to join United in the summer transfer window just gone?
 
All due respect charlenefan, but that interview was long ago proven bollocks. Since he has said on television he enjoys watching United the most. And the fact the quotes come from AS should tell you all you need to know.
And this.
 
All due respect charlenefan, but that interview was long ago proven bollocks. Since he has said on television he enjoys watching United the most. And the fact the quotes come from AS should tell you all you need to know.

And this.

Proved as bollocks by who? You? Oh ok then I'll shut up then :rolleyes:

That interview was done in December and that was the most recent that named Real Madrid, I can easily pull up numerous other quotes from Benzema since then mentioning just wanting to play in Spain as his preference
 
Er, who bestowed him with that title? There's no doubting his ability — which is still largely potential — but world class? What exactly would that make Forlan, then? Intergalactic? World class is far too easily thrown around, these days, and in my opinion, Kun Agüero still has some way to go before he can be elevated to a class of player that have generally achieved far more than he currently has

If you cant see the talent the lad has and cant see that he will be a world class player then stop watching football because you dont have a clue
 
If you cant see the talent the lad has and cant see that he will be a world class player then stop watching football because you dont have a clue

I don't see anything wrong in what he said.. Infact I agree with everything he said.. Its not like he is saying Aguero is shit or something like that he is simply saying he is not World Class yet.. Which I agree is a 100% fair judgment..
 
Default [12] United linked with Aguero... a snip at 60m euro's!
from goal.com

Manchester United are reportedly ready to pay €60 million to sign Sergio Aguero from Atletico Madrid this summer.

The Argentine striker was not in great form last season but is still regarded as one of the best young talents in Europe and United are apparently keen to bring him to Old Trafford.

However, as was reported earlier today, Atletico have stated that they will not be accepting any bids for Aguero or Diego Forlan, so any offer would have to be above his buy-out clause.

Marca reports that since Cristiano Ronaldo is all but gone from Old Trafford, United are ready to spend the €60 million to bring 'Kun' in.

One positive factor for the English club is that they have a good relationship with IMG, who negotiate matters for the Argentine forward amongst others.

Apparently the player himself would not be against a move to United, and he would be an ideal replacement for not only Cristiano Ronaldo, but also Carlos Tevez.

The Argentine looks set to move to cross-city rivals Manchester City, leaving United short up front and in need of a new forward.

The Red Devils' plan is reportedly to talk to Atletico about a possible deal and to try and negotiate a suitable price for the forward.

If the Spanish club are not willing to sell for under the buy-out clause, then it is thought that United are willing to pay the €60 million fee
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ye have to read that again just to take in the stupidity of it. so we are negotiating with atletico about a cheaper price but its believed we are willing to pay 60 million if they dont drop it. those negotiations should be good


I mean for feck sake. who makes this stuff up
 
If you cant see the talent the lad has and cant see that he will be a world class player then stop watching football because you dont have a clue

Damn, well I guess that's it then. It's over. It was fun while it lasted, but it's clearly time to move on to another sport.

Of course, you must think that I'm stupid if you expect me to have not noticed that you have moved the goalposts. Previously, you claimed that Agüero is "a genuine world class attacking player". In the latest post, you are claiming that "he will be a world class player".

I'll take that as an admission of agreement.
 
If you cant see the talent the lad has and cant see that he will be a world class player then stop watching football because you dont have a clue

I agree with you, but you're not disagreeing with JB there, either. Joga's saying that Aguero has undoubted potential, and probably will become world class, but he isn't there yet. I agree with that, too.
 
Default [12] United linked with Aguero... a snip at 60m euro's!
from goal.com

Manchester United are reportedly ready to pay €60 million to sign Sergio Aguero from Atletico Madrid this summer.

The Argentine striker was not in great form last season but is still regarded as one of the best young talents in Europe and United are apparently keen to bring him to Old Trafford.

However, as was reported earlier today, Atletico have stated that they will not be accepting any bids for Aguero or Diego Forlan, so any offer would have to be above his buy-out clause.

Marca reports that since Cristiano Ronaldo is all but gone from Old Trafford, United are ready to spend the €60 million to bring 'Kun' in.

One positive factor for the English club is that they have a good relationship with IMG, who negotiate matters for the Argentine forward amongst others.

Apparently the player himself would not be against a move to United, and he would be an ideal replacement for not only Cristiano Ronaldo, but also Carlos Tevez.

The Argentine looks set to move to cross-city rivals Manchester City, leaving United short up front and in need of a new forward.

The Red Devils' plan is reportedly to talk to Atletico about a possible deal and to try and negotiate a suitable price for the forward.

If the Spanish club are not willing to sell for under the buy-out clause, then it is thought that United are willing to pay the €60 million fee
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ye have to read that again just to take in the stupidity of it. so we are negotiating with atletico about a cheaper price but its believed we are willing to pay 60 million if they dont drop it. those negotiations should be good


I mean for feck sake. who makes this stuff up

Well if we offer the €60 million then there'll be no negotiations at all
 
so any offer would have to be above his buy-out clause.

Eh? Why would you bid above a buy out clause? Surely you'd bid the exact amount the clause specified!

We didn't sell Ronaldo for £80million to sign Aguero for £60million, I'll tell you that now

And there's no way Atletico would turn down a £30million+ bid for him either if you ask me

Papers are lazily linking us with any striker that has legs at the minute, I'm not putting stock in any of it
 
Eh? Why would you bid above a buy out clause? Surely you'd bid the exact amount the clause specified!

We didn't sell Ronaldo for £80million to sign Aguero for £60million, I'll tell you that now

And there's no way Atletico would turn down a £30million+ bid for him either if you ask me

Papers are lazily linking us with any striker that has legs at the minute, I'm not putting stock in any of it

I know it's not that big a difference but his buyout clause is €60 million and Ronaldos fee is £80 million

€60 million is just over £50 million.

But it's that high so that nobody would be willing to pay it
 
Wish the media would feck off already, the silence from the United camp means Fergie must want to do the business discreetly, as opposed to the Hargreaves and Berbatov deals.

Aguero would be a super signing, but i still think he holds Barca as higher priority. However, he seems like a down to earth and loyal lad, so if we do get him we could probably hold onto him for a very long time and achieve great things.
 
i'd rather get benzema, but on fifa i score buckets with aguero. more than any other striker i transfer in...aguero and rooney are magic for me up top in fifa. rooney and benzema..not so much.

maybe i've foudn the answer.
 
i'd rather get benzema, but on fifa i score buckets with aguero. more than any other striker i transfer in...aguero and rooney are magic for me up top in fifa. rooney and benzema..not so much.

maybe i've foudn the answer.

Aguero and Benzema score tonnes for me on FIFA, but Rooney and Berbatov score more. Dos Santos and Sanchez score their good ammount, and Welbeck and Macheda well I score more with Welbeck cause he is faster.

Yeah, they are all in my United team, and you should see my midfield :lol:
 
i'd rather get benzema, but on fifa i score buckets with aguero. more than any other striker i transfer in...aguero and rooney are magic for me up top in fifa. rooney and benzema..not so much.

maybe i've foudn the answer.

Ive scored tonnes with John Aloisi... maybe you should try and sign him.
 
FFS not going believe anything until its from the club or the other club.

Press will be linking us with every good forward in the world for sure.
 
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is interested in signing Atletico Madrid's £45m-rated striker Sergio Aguero after giving up on Valencia forward David Villa.
Full story: Daily Star
 
Wish the media would feck off already, the silence from the United camp means Fergie must want to do the business discreetly, as opposed to the Hargreaves and Berbatov deals.

Aguero would be a super signing, but i still think he holds Barca as higher priority. However, he seems like a down to earth and loyal lad, so if we do get him we could probably hold onto him for a very long time and achieve great things.

What leads you to think Aguero holds Barca in higher regard than us :confused:
 
Damn, well I guess that's it then. It's over. It was fun while it lasted, but it's clearly time to move on to another sport.

Of course, you must think that I'm stupid if you expect me to have not noticed that you have moved the goalposts. Previously, you claimed that Agüero is "a genuine world class attacking player". In the latest post, you are claiming that "he will be a world class player".

I'll take that as an admission of agreement.

No not at all, was Rooney not world class when we signed him? If anything in Rooney's case the potential he showed during his early days at Everton and at Euro 2004 was greater than what he's produced over the past two seasons

Aguero clearly has world class ability thus he's a world class player, just because he hasn't had long enough to display that talent doesn't negate that fact.
 
another argentinain...

great they have always worked out soooo well for us before :nervous:

Heinze - fans player of the season, not the same on return from injury and replaced by the best LB in football. His departure was horrid, but he wasn't a bad signing.

Tevez was a key player in a Prem/CL double in his first season, and an important squad player in his second season. Again, the departure was shit, but he was a good signing for those two years.

Veron - a fantastic player, who simply didn't fit into the formation we played, and was sold the summer we moved to a formation that would suit him (.......:mad:). We made a loss on him when we sold him to Chelsea, and his time with us wasn't great. Wasn't terrible either though, really. He has a league winners medal from his time with us after all.
 
Eh? Why would you bid above a buy out clause? Surely you'd bid the exact amount the clause specified!

We didn't sell Ronaldo for £80million to sign Aguero for £60million, I'll tell you that now

And there's no way Atletico would turn down a £30million+ bid for him either if you ask me

Papers are lazily linking us with any striker that has legs at the minute, I'm not putting stock in any of it

aye
 
Well if we offer the €60 million then there'll be no negotiations at all

yeah but the notion that we go into negotiations with a club to decide a fee and that its already known if we cant get a smaller fee then we are happy to pay the 60 million.

- can we have him for 20 million
- no we know you are willing to pay 60
- - ok 30 million
- no we know you are willing to pay 60 million
- 40 mill
- nope you've told everyone you are willing to pay 60 million
- ok go on 60 mil then
 
We won't be signing him. In fact I doubt we will sign anyone apart from maybe Valencia this year as prices are going to be inflated by Madrid's and City's spending, Fergie won't want to go over the top.

Similar thing happened in 2003 when we got £40m for Beckham and Veron combined, we only bought a few youngsters without exceeding half of our projected budget.
 
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