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Please no Italian clubs for Mctominay, they will be looking for a loan with an option to pay in espresso refills next year
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Please no Italian clubs for Mctominay, they will be looking for a loan with an option to pay in espresso refills next year
Crikey.
Can't complain United aren't trying to get things done I suppose
What happened to the £100m FFP limit
Crikey.
Can't complain United aren't trying to get things done I suppose
What happened to the £100m FFP limit
Why don't you briefly explain how it does work, then? Might be nice.Nothing, it just doesn't work how you think it does.
Surely £50m should be enough to get him?
You don't often pay fees upfront. Nothing really to explainWhy don't you briefly explain how it does work, then? Might be nice.
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Cash flow has nothing to do with it, that's a separate issue. Transfer fees get amortized over the life of the contract, regardless of timing of cash flows.You don't often pay fees upfront. Nothing really to explain
50m and offer to loan Amad back ? He gets some game time and we get a new striker. Winner winner chicken dinner .Surely £50m should be enough to get him?
About Fred and Elanga. But I think it's in the same articleIs this about Maguire's situation, or is it something new?
Please explain why.We're a joke to Serie A/the world. Can't wait for the clowns managing our finances to leave.
I wonder why Henderson, Williams and VDB are not mentioned, and there were rumours of Hannibal sale too
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...blog/2016/aug/24/transfer-window-market-mythsWhy don't you briefly explain how it does work, then? Might be nice.
FFS, don't you pay attention? Mount is (reportedly) on about £200k, the same as Chelsea and Liverpool offered him.Well, have you been particularly impressed by Murtough yet? Case in point, we've just signed Mount to around a 300k contract when he was on 80k at Chelsea.
Also, Woodward and Judge had to be pretty much hounded out of the club thanks to the clueless Glazers.
A club only submits a formal bid once they learn about what can potentially get a selling club to accept a transfer. They get this info from either the initial talks with the club or via the intermediaries (club/player/both). Even the lowest first formal bid can potentially be accepted should the terms be good enough though this isn't often the case.Whats the point in every bid having 3 rounds. If the selling team know this they just sit tight and say no until bid 3 arrives.
FFS, don't you pay attention? Mount is (reportedly) on about £200k, the same as Chelsea and Liverpool offered him.
Reported as £250K with potential to rise to £300K.
Don't you pay attention?
Reported as £250K with potential to rise to £300K.
Don't you pay attention?
Looking at selling, but is anyone looking at buying most of this lot? Maguire and Martial are the definition of dead weight. Maguire seems happy to be 'captain' and keep his fat wage to sit on the bench and sitting on the bench is a luxury with Marital as he's usually on the sick bed.
Matt Law reported that back when United first got an agreement on the deal. However, I'd take Laurie Whitwell's word over Mount's when it comes to United contracts.There was something posted that it was 250, rising to 300.
But, you can't really take any notice of the shite you read.
He's probably just happy to be playing for a proper football club, rather than a circus.
Matt Law reported that back when United first got an agreement on the deal. However, I'd take Laurie Whitwell's word over Mount's when it comes to United contracts.
Cheers bud, pretty interestinghttps://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.th...blog/2016/aug/24/transfer-window-market-myths
I always come back to this article on the matter. Transfer budgets are a load of nonsense
Jesus you have some serious issues with the club you supposedly support. Now I wouldn't be the biggest cheerleader ever of the club, but you come across like you have a downright hatred for it. It's weird.We're a joke to Serie A/the world. Can't wait for the clowns managing our finances to leave.