Jacob
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His head looks like you've taken two identical pictures of him and laid them on top of each other not quite perfectly.
That made zero sense.
His head looks like you've taken two identical pictures of him and laid them on top of each other not quite perfectly.
Where's your imagination?That made zero sense.
My lord
My lord
Where's your imagination?
Buying players seems like a sound investment, growth is exponential ! Next year he will be worth 60 MThat's actually quite sad to be honest
I've simply provided a reasonable answer to the question posed. Perhaps it's you who's being pompous in disliking the suggestion that top 4 is a more realistic ambition for United this coming season than winning the league.
Not sure if it was posted yet but Ounas has gone on a following spree of Utd players and followed the official Utd account on twitter and Instagram
Yeah that hit the Ounas transfer thread a day or two ago.
Also old news. Tweet is from yesterday.
Did someone actually get annoyed about us not signing him ? I thought people were just praising Spurs for a very smart deal done on the cheap.Why are people getting annoyed about Wanyama? He's nowhere near good enough if we want to win the league. If Schneiderlin is average and not at the level, Wanyama certainly isn't.
That suggestion is perfectly reasonable on the face of it, though obviously it is also perfectly reasonable for us to target winning the league, as in fact it is for about 7 other clubs... look who won it last year. Spurs finishing 3rd doesn't suddenly put you a level above us.
Incremental step by step progression is what I would expect Spurs to aim for. A Mourinho managed United with heavy financial backing in the transfer window should aim to challenge for the league next season. I don't think anyone is expecting the title, but to not aim for it, and instead to aim for a mere top 4 finish is a bit small time for United.Well, "always choke" is a not a solid predictor for the future. I'd tentatively say that Man. City and Arsenal are the clear favourites ... leaving Spurs, United, Liverpool and perhaps Chelski to compete for the 3rd and 4th places.
But I'll wait until the transfer window is nearly closed before making any firm predictions.
He'd be mental to go to either of them, unless he secretly hates playing football.
If that is the case. Someone needs to convince City that Fellaini and Rojo are English.Do City need to top their English quota up again?