Summer Transfer Tweets 2016
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Schneiderlin would be great in Pochettino's system. I'd hate to see him leave without getting a proper chance under Mourinho.
If Pogba wouldn’t start for Spurs, I think Schneiderlin wouldn’t even get games at Spurs’s reserves. Such strong a team they are nowadays, one of the biggest clubs in Europe.
After milking us for Berba and Carrick, refusing to sell Modric to us and with Fellaini having an unpredictable back injury I hope we refuse to sell regardless what stupid offer they MAY come up with.
They could get Bastian for 20m though..
Really love the way David is doing business..
As long as he does it at any other club
Ruddy and Naismith
Would love to see Jones, Rojo (since we still would have Ashley as back-up LB) and Basti out - very unlikely though..
Can't fault Moysey - Sunderland have no money, sticking to what he already knows. They need depth more than anything.
Would be silly to sell him after his one and only bad season so far in the PL. Especially considering your depth, which is why this is most probable bullshit.
Depending on the price that could be a decent signing. Gives his all and pops up with goals now and then when they're needed.
Torino announce Hart.
Are Valencia just giving up on competing altogether?
Chelsea's search for a new centre-back is absolutely hilarious. Desperate and chaotic.
Mangala is joining on loan and they are after Garay as well.
MORGAN'S going nowhere!
Transfer deadline day is a very messy day, with articles popping up left, right and centre linking ‘x’ player to ‘y’ club, especially if said player hasn’t played much since the start of the season.
One of these happens to be Manchester United’s Morgan Schneiderlin, who only has seven minutes of first-team football under his belt so far.
A story was published on the Daily Mail’s website on Wednesday claiming that Tottenham were looking to bring Morgan Schneiderlin in to bolster their midfield, but that they had had little luck so far in trying to ‘test the water’ with Manchester United through intermediaries.
Sport Witness decided to contact Morgan Schneiderlin’s agent, Pascal Boisseau, to ask him what was going on, and he made things very clear: “He’s staying in Manchester.”
José Mourinho already told the media he was happy with the squad he had at his disposal, and wasn’t expecting much movement from his first-team members before transfer deadline day.
Obviously things could change come January if the French midfielder fails to get regular appearances in the cup and the Europa League (or even the Premier League), but as things stand on the 31st of August, 11 hours before the end of the window, Morgan Schneiderlin is staying at Manchester United.
Transfer deadline day is a very messy day, with articles popping up left, right and centre linking ‘x’ player to ‘y’ club, especially if said player hasn’t played much since the start of the season.
One of these happens to be Manchester United’s Morgan Schneiderlin, who only has seven minutes of first-team football under his belt so far.
A story was published on the Daily Mail’s website on Wednesday claiming that Tottenham were looking to bring Morgan Schneiderlin in to bolster their midfield, but that they had had little luck so far in trying to ‘test the water’ with Manchester United through intermediaries.
Sport Witness decided to contact Morgan Schneiderlin’s agent, Pascal Boisseau, to ask him what was going on, and he made things very clear: “He’s staying in Manchester.”
José Mourinho already told the media he was happy with the squad he had at his disposal, and wasn’t expecting much movement from his first-team members before transfer deadline day.
Obviously things could change come January if the French midfielder fails to get regular appearances in the cup and the Europa League (or even the Premier League), but as things stand on the 31st of August, 11 hours before the end of the window, Morgan Schneiderlin is staying at Manchester United.
He was useless for Valencia last year. They were actively trying to rid of him.
Yeah, no shit.
Sport Witness are very good at what they do, but not sure they need to be contacting agents regarding a Daily Mail website story.
I was wondering if they are short of money?
Tbf they've more a chance of doing anything with him gone than in the starting line up.
No thanks. He's still a very good player, although seems out of favour.
If we do let him go, I'd personally only be cool with it if we got a proper fee, and if Tim Mensah took his place in the squad.
They seem to be getting rid of a number of players.
Would almost make me as happy as a signing *fingers crossed*
Yeah I remember Balague mentioning that they were short of it.
Chelski are scattergunning desperately or what ?
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