Crustanoid
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You know...the one being reportedly promised to Rooney after signing his new contract.
Is it about to be opened?
Is it about to be opened?
I love a good warchest, the tabloids need to start mentioning it more, it gives a great mental image.
The Football Ramble podcast came up with a range of transfer repositories, to fit all budgets. Ian Holloway will be lucky to get a Battle Box.
It's all there, in the bank, ready to be used.
It's all there, in the bank, ready to be used.
c. £150m in fact.
Where it will stay.
Where it will stay.
That depends on the boss.
I'd imagine that we'll probably next hear about the 'war chest' on February 1st.
OK maybe the 100m figure might have been wrong. I think we were supposed to be buying 11 new players or maybe it was 10 and Rooney
Fergie is trying to blood youngsters and develop another successful team with that young talent as it's nucleus. You don't get to that stage by buying a shed load of expensive player's mid-season after 6 months ago vowing to stick with the player's at his disposal.
Whether that sort of sum is available to spend on improving the squad is open to debate(I think not, certainly at that level anyway), Fergie spending it is another kettle of fish completely though.
We'll keep our powder dry until the summer when I expect an exodus of some established player's. In the meantime I think SAF will go with what he's got and continue improving the young talent at his disposal which he's made clear represents our future(quite rightly IMO).
That's all well and good but we / Rooney needs those extra 10 players in the next month or so. I'm imagining it's Pato, Messi, Aguerro, Casillas, Alvez, Xavi, Essien, Fabregas, Ronaldo and Bramble
You cannot possibly know that we have £150m allocated for transfers.
Which is why I say it's where it will stay.
It's available for the club to use as it sees fit. That might include buying back some of the bonds and funding major capital investment projects but there can be no doubt that there is an extremely significant amount of cash available to sign players.
It certainly won't be used to repay the Glazers PIK debt as some devious individuals had said would be the case.
You know...the one being reportedly promised to Rooney after signing his new contract.
Is it about to be opened?
spend the whole hundred on ronnie if he goes potless (hopefully) again this year. Surely he'll get even more frustrated and possibly get his head turned.