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When? They’ve never been particularly goodSky sports used to be THE transfer source. Incredible fall from grace.
When? They’ve never been particularly good
Pre social media.When? They’ve never been particularly good
Aware of
Aware of FC
Good to know United have a scouting team so vast they're aware of a player from Fiorentina
Sheth didn't do a good job with that "aware of" part, but he means to say that United are "aware of" Sofyan Amrabat being available for a purchase. That is to say, Fiorentina have put him on the market and won't stop him from leaving especially since he rejected Fiorentina's new contract offers up to now. We wouldn't be getting this update from Sheth if Fiorentina didn't put Amrabat up for sale.Who isn't aware of him? He was incredibly well known before the world cup, but after his excellent displays through the tournament I'm sure every football fan on the planet knew who he was.
But like with Muani and Hojlund I'm not getting my hopes up.
"Player X is appreciated by #mufc"Aware of the player. Monitoring the situation. Asked to be informed. End me please.
Pre-social media and early social media. I used to only believe a story if it came from two sources. Sky sports and the BBC.When? They’ve never been particularly good
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Key point:
I honestly think that while we aren't great in the market, the perception of how bad we are is increased by shit like that from Sky Sports.
Literally nothing. Just a fake update
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Key point:
United want to sell him for a good fee and not just for any price. Their stance of not just putting him up for sale will mean that other clubs will need to offer a significant sum of money to have a chance at securing him. If we put him up for sale, then we'd be lowballed by Newcastle and co.Why are we not just selling him and buying a better player. What is the uncertainty exactly - that no one will pay what we want for him or that we may want to keep him? Regardless he is clearly not a defensive midfielder and also proven to be not good enough if we have ambitions to challenge.
Why are we not just selling him and buying a better player. What is the uncertainty exactly - that no one will pay what we want for him or that we may want to keep him? Regardless he is clearly not a defensive midfielder and also proven to be not good enough if we have ambitions to challenge.
I honestly think that while we aren't great in the market, the perception of how bad we are is increased by shit like that from Sky Sports.
Literally nothing. Just a fake update
Good to know United have a scouting team so vast they're aware of a player from Fiorentina
When? They’ve never been particularly good
Unless Rashford is going to be our new striker - quite possiblefrom all the positions in the team left wing is the last one we need right now
Unless Rashford is going to be our new striker - quite possible
That was such a funny and random link. Probably to wind up Leeds fans.Another one bites the dust.
/s
https://bulinews.com/news/17940/robin-koch-chooses-frankfurt-over-leverkusen
Unless Rashford is going to be our new striker - quite possible
I guess they may have tentative interest from elsewhere in Sancho?Interesting. Why would Inited go after a LW?
Because we're very silly sometimes.Interesting. Why would Inited go after a LW?
Because we are a club that is obsessed with LWs, at least for the past 10 years or so.Interesting. Why would Inited go after a LW?
Unless Rashford is going to be our new striker - quite possible
Its not true, this is an ETH pick again, the scouting team have never heard of him!!!Good to know United have a scouting team so vast they're aware of a player from Fiorentina
Because we're very silly sometimes.
The Telegraph mentioned us being interested in a left winger at the start of June too:
It's a weird one.
Neymar
The Telegraph mentioned us being interested in a left winger at the start of June too:
It's a weird one.
If Rashford gets injured or goes through a barren spell, who do we have that can deputise?Interesting. Why would Inited go after a LW?