Thiagoal
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Doubt it’ll be permanent unless he accepts a massive pay decrease!
Thats got to be up there for post of the month.Genuinely think Pellistri offers us more than Antony right now. But because of the transfer fee we have to play him regardless to save face, it's so tedious.
Tier 2:
If United cannot loan/sell Greenwood in this transfer window, then they'll terminate his contract to allow him to join another team as a free agent.
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AmadFairly disappointing considering Antony has no competition for the RW position.
Tier 2:
If United cannot loan/sell Greenwood in this transfer window, then they'll terminate his contract to allow him to join another team as a free agent.
Not wrong though - she's a massive hypocrite in innumerable ways, and everything about this whole affair ( certainly not confined to Riley 's involvement) exemplifies massive double-standards as well as how dysfunctional our media and social media ecosystem is. Obviously, whether MG plays for the club or not is minute in the scheme of things, but I also think it's a microcosm (not an original insight) of who's given legitimacy and when, burdens of proof regarding evidence, when the media decides to (or is allowed to do) 'hard-hitting' journalism and when it isn't. None of this for me is about whether MG would be effective as a footballer if he came back and/or about how he'd solve issues on the field. Nor is it about claiming he didn't behave in a toxic fashion -in fact, it's largely about contesting that, outside of what anyone very close to this has been privy to, any of us can know what happened, and how we would need to properly contextualise the initial information we were given access to.Ahh, yes. Please do bring politics into this thread already fraught with emotions...
If, say, four clubs with transfer budgets of any vaguely significant size want him, then there's a market. Whether that's for 5 million or 25m. It's a gamble (more on the footballing ability and whether it can be recaptured and then cultivated, than anything else I think), but I can see a fee of some sort being agreed for him. Players with worse records prior to his suspension and with weaker skillsets than he showed prior to that suspension have gone for 50m +So why would they bother trying to agree a few now . Makes no sense
If, say, four clubs with transfer budgets of any vaguely significant size want him, then there's a market. Whether that's for 5 million or 25m. It's a gamble (more on the footballing ability and whether it can be recaptured and then cultivated, than anything else I think), but I can see a fee of some sort being agreed for him. Players with worse records prior to his suspension and with weaker skillsets than he showed prior to that suspension have gone for 50m +
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Bayindir apparently passed a health check and has returned to Istanbul.
Worse than Heaton? I think Heaton is a good no. 2 by the way. Don’t understand the need to spend on a keeper when we are already so short on money however small the fee is.Hopefully he stays in Istanbul, he's crap.
Fenerbahce fans liking him to Karius in terms of style, that's right, Karius.Worse than Heaton? I think Heaton is a good no. 2 by the way. Don’t understand the need to spend on a keeper when we are already so short on money however small the fee is.
Then so is every other attacker we have.He's awful.
He kills off attacks at least 50% of the time -he's more effective at it than the average opposition defender. His crossing is erratic at best, his final pass is a 1/6 chance of being accurate, he tries the top-bins curler far far too often. The only thing i've seen this season that constitutes an improvement is using his right foot now and again for something other than standing, and also trying 1-2 lower crosses. His hold-up play is ...ok. He's slightly more resilient than Pellistri at the moment in terms of shielding the ball. On the flipside he doesn't do much of anything with it there aside from passing back to Wan Bissaka, or cutting it and then misplacing a pass.Then so is every other attacker we have.
Pavard isn't all that. Now it means that we can sign a long term Varane replacement next summer.Looks like Pavard is off to AC Milan. Such a pity we could not get him as a replacement for Maguire but we are stuck now with him.
Pavard isn't all that. Now it means that we can sign a long term Varane replacement next summer.
Pavard isn't all that. Now it means that we can sign a long term Varane replacement next summer.
Because we don’t want to be firefighting if/when Varane leaves in a year or two, we want his replacement to be at the club already and bedded in, and ready to take his place. What’s wrong with planning ahead?Why is there so much focus on here going on and on about replacing players who don’t need replaced. Varane has plenty gas left. Now a no4/5 CH if Harry see sense is a different matter but until he goes we’re set at CH.
Hardly unequivocal either way - Antony's been pretty bad in most aspects of his game. Obviously there are certain things he does OK, otherwise even his previous working relationship with ETH wouldn't keep him in the team, but I'm not sold on either of them as first choice RFWs. Pellistri also played quite well when he came on against Forest - at least if I remember correctly - last season...No he shouldn't.