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YES! She gets Madrid, De Gea gets Rayo Vallecano. Perfect and fitting for all parties.Doesn’t his girlfriend need to live her dream of being in Spain again or something ?
YES! She gets Madrid, De Gea gets Rayo Vallecano. Perfect and fitting for all parties.Doesn’t his girlfriend need to live her dream of being in Spain again or something ?
You think the club is fake negotiating?
‘Makes saves no other keeper could make’
I think it is because I've listened to a lot of Ten Hag on various footballing topics and I think he's one of the least likely managers in the league to think it's acceptable to build a modern team with a GK like DDG as your #1.Hopefully this is the case.
I know he won't throw him under the bus but I expected a more neutral answer. It seems he really wants him to stay.
Stupidest mistakes aside we all can see De Gea is not a modern keeper and not only he's not a modern keeper, he's useless with his feet can't play simple passes to play from the back. He's a pussy won't physically challenge opposition and won't go out for crosses.
Basically he's a rooted to his line keeper he'll try to stop anything that goes towards the goal and that's it.
There's no player I want gone the most, not even Maguire.
He's a total liability and everybody knows it. Replacing him in the summer needs to be our number one priority.
Good.
That's the most worrying version.A lot of posters here seem to be in denial and think this is some kind of 3D chess move.
Unfortunately, ETH rates DDG and wants him to stay. It's that simple.
He doesn’t have a choice, signing a new keeper is highly unlikely due to our priority in buying a functional striker.A lot of posters here seem to be in denial and think this is some kind of 3D chess move.
Unfortunately, ETH rates DDG and wants him to stay. It's that simple.
Play Henderson for a season as a stop-gap then. By no means resign de Gea - that would set up back several years.He doesn’t have a choice, signing a new keeper is highly unlikely due to our priority in buying a functional striker.
We have a few areas that should be given priority before De Gea!He's a total liability and everybody knows it. Replacing him in the summer needs to be our number one priority.
A potent attack can overcome a shoddy goalkeeper.
A world class goalkeeper cannot overcome an attack that cannot score goals.
If transfer money is limited, the foremost concern is a striker that can score goals.
Have to say, even if the intention is to make him #2 next year, the lack of ruthlessness is annoying. He has cost us way too much over the years, no matter what he did in his first few years. Being the United keeper obviously comes with more pressure than at other clubs, but when he isn't even serviceable and actively costing us year after year, you need to send a message. Especially if he's been here for a long time, that shouldn't mean he gets more leeway than others. If ten Hag means it, about setting higher standards, then he shouldn't be here next season.
Seriously? Fergie dropped Ruud out from the squad in a Carling Cup final. That spoke volumes and we didn't give a damn about Ruud's feelings at the time, no matter how extremely controversial the situation would be.As they’ve just said on MOTD I hope that is just a case of ETH saying what he has to to not create a big story / distraction, similar to his comments about Ronaldo.
I honestly lose hope in the hierarchy if after the past few weeks we have not woken up to this being our no.2 priority this summer after a ST.
Tbf, Ferguson had Saha, Ronaldo, Rooney to pick from so dropping ruud wasn't a problem.Seriously? Fergie dropped Ruud out from the squad in a Carling Cup final. That spoke volumes and we didn't give a damn about Ruud's feelings at the time, no matter how extremely controversial the situation would be.
Our hierarchy lost control of their senses years ago.Seriously? Fergie dropped Ruud out from the squad in a Carling Cup final. That spoke volumes and we didn't give a damn about Ruud's feelings at the time, no matter how extremely controversial the situation would be.
Our hierarchy must have had the worst lobotomy of all in football.
We have a few areas that should be given priority before De Gea!