Transfer Tweets - Summer 2015 | Stop Spamming - Discussion Should Relate to Tweets
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Di Maria has only ever been 'crazy good' when used as a midfielder. He was Madrid's best player their when they won the CL and he was our best player their at the start of last season. The problem we have is that Van Gaal, very quickly, stopped using him in midfield and began playing him in a number of other position where he ranged from average to awful.
If the plan is to put him back in midfield next season then I am all for keeping him but if Van Gaal is going to persist with him in other roles then I think we would be silly to reject any large bid.
If the plan is to put him back in midfield next season then I am all for keeping him but if Van Gaal is going to persist with him in other roles then I think we would be silly to reject any large bid.
I don't think Barcelona will be letting Pedro go this year due to transfer ban but I imagine once Turan and Vidal join them in January he will be sold. He's going to be a great buy for whoever decides to sign him.
If we got an offer exceeding what we paid, we'd be mad NOT to sell. The likelihood of anyone offering that, or including someone we'd genuinely want in a swap offer, is close to nil.
Our best bet is probably to keep him for at least a season and if he doesn't improve sell him for a loss. At 27, as a player who relies so heavily on pace, it's probably now or never in terms of how the management see his future at the club. Seems mental that I haven't even mentioned how ludicrously talented he is yet, but there we go.
Our best bet is probably to keep him for at least a season and if he doesn't improve sell him for a loss. At 27, as a player who relies so heavily on pace, it's probably now or never in terms of how the management see his future at the club. Seems mental that I haven't even mentioned how ludicrously talented he is yet, but there we go.
Exactly.
And I don't think we'll let him go for just cash either. We're haggling over De Gea with Madrid, and he only has a year left on his contract. No fecking way are we going to sell Di Maria for pure cash.
I suppose you could also say 'One good season in Spain and all of a sudden he is a world class player'
I am not actually doubting his talent, but on the wing for Real Madrid he was a good player, but would never have been classed as world class. As a few have said, as a winger, he isn't worth what we paid for him.
Through the middle he doesn't really suit our system very well. Quick player who had a great season playing counter attack football and Real, but struggling to play tika taka at United.
If we could get a good price for him, I'd sell him. One bad season doesn't really hurt his market value much, but if he struggles again next season, then we would be looking at a big loss for him
While I think it would be mental to give up on AdM at this stage from United's persepctive (especially given some of his early season form) if he doesn't want to be here and is agitating for a move away then selling him is absolutely the right decision.
The problem with you and I, is that we know very little, LVG knows if he can do something with Di Maria or not, and he doesn't need more than a few months. I would say that coaches like Van gaal, Mourinho or Guardiola are typically the type of coaches who assess players quickly because they have a very clear game plan.
If we did end-up selling a player like Di Maria after one season at a loss to a fecking sugar daddy club then we deserve all the shit that gets talked about our pathetic record at player negotiations.
Not that I think he is going, nor do I think he should be.
Not that I think he is going, nor do I think he should be.
Where's all of this Di Maria being sold talk coming from? anywhere solid?
On the wing he has been World Class for Argentina though.
No he hasn't, 'World Class' should recognize some sort of consistency, Di Maria has always been a cracking winger capable of creating things from nothing but he has never been consistent and therefore never been 'world class'.
PS: World Class is a nasty expression.
From a french tweet aggregator who calls himself Jon LeGossip...
Seems legit
I am not against the sale of ADM, but PSG paid 50mio euros for Luiz, so we should really ask for more, at least 75-80mio, it's not like they are sensible when it comes to spending money.
Not too sure about that. He has been excellent pretty much every game for Argentina in the last 2 years. He was arguably the best player for them at the WC, One of the better ones in the recent Copa America and tears teams to shreds in quite a lot of friendlies they have played also.
Alexis and Pedro on each flank will be scary
He was shit at the world cup, don't want to be rude but you clearly haven't seen a minute of him at the WC.
Signing Pedro instead of a CB or a striker would be so Arsenal
Shit? Everyone has their opinions - but yours is obviously wrong. Argentina/Messi missed him when he got injured.
Argentina at the WC was fascinating because pre-tournament everyone said they were weak defensively but could win it due to having the best attack with Messi, Di Maria, Aguero and Higuain. The reality was almost the exact opposite. Their attack never got going aside from a few Messi moments but they were defensively excellent. Mascherano was a monster.
He wasn't good, Mascherano, Garay, Messi and Sergio Romero were the best players.
I'll be honest. I don't want to see any deal which involves Di Maria.
If we get rid of Di Maria and Van Persie in one window, without any quality replacements coming in, i wonder what LVG and Woody have been smoking.
That better not be true, Bayern are struggling with their wingers..... so we would be significantly strengthening European rivals.
The only way I'd sell di Maria is if we sign Bale. Why would Schweinsteiger be part of a deal though, doesn't make sense.
That's not gonna happen. People can't seriously think we just sell players without having a good idea of who is coming in.
I watched every one of their games unfortunately, and every last one of them was boring. Didn't disguise the fact he was probably their best player. I dread to think what your standards must be then.
Schweinsteiger and Muller and we can talk.
Seriously though, it's probably a similar stand off to the De Gea/Ramos one.. 'You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours' scenario.
I'd agree with you that he wasn't the best player - Mascherano was by far - but I defintely wouldnt call him shit - thought he played well and allowed Messi to play much better before he got injured.
By Di Maria's standards it wasn't good.
Yeah I will admit, shit is over the top but pretending that it was even close from his best or from a world class tournament is also over the top.
If we sell Di Maria as well we will also be short of quality on the wings. If true and I really hope it isn't then we better have quality replacements lined up
That di Maria/Schweinsteiger deal would seem like one step forwards, two steps back. Yeah okay, di Maria didn't have the best season last year, but unless he's stated privately he absolutely wants to go, he should be allowed to stay and show us what we all know he can do.
Is this guy reliable? It just doesn't make sense to sell someone who is seemingly determined to stay and who we have spent so much on, especially if we get a past-it Schweinsteiger instead of a Goetze or Muller, in return.
We are definitely not missing a #10 in our team. If anything, we have too many of those.
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