I for one don't care about the small difference in the fees. All i know is from a big club point of view, we are a complete joke.
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Imran (@Annihilate Now!) are here to discuss three 1-1 draws.
The first got us knocked out of the FA Cup, the next puts us in a good position in our Round of 16 Europa League game, and the latest was an actual decent performance against Arsenal at Old Trafford.
All hopes for the season now rest on the Europa League - does Amorim have the squad to win it?
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Leno or Karius if we are looking for PL suited keepers that aren't yet at their peak but still top drawer, or Lloris as the immediate fix.
Which is 40m euro, which is approx £30m, which is what we've apparently been holding out for all summer.
No, but we've probably broken the FA's fax machine...Have we broken the internet yet ?
Best of luck Anders. Always rated him for a reason.
We don't even have any strikers in our U21s or U18s to throw in if required also.
Are we actually in for a proper striker yet? We've let two players that can play there go and another one might be off to the Baggies, or as they are now known, MUFC B Team.
I think it's more the fact, that the club has saying all summer DDG isn't going anywhere, then we sell him on the Spanish deadline day.
What a mental day it's been
It's an excellent deal. Getting 29mil in itself would be top drawer for a keeper in the last year of his contract. Getting someone like navas on top of it excellent.
Aye, complete disgrace of a club. We might as well feck off all of us and go support FC United.
lol
All these favours we're doing West Brom surely we can discuss Berahino..
how many players have left the club in this window? it must be a record!
Ross is 29 years old and at Championship level.
Who's to say we haven't
Like I said, circumstances taken into consideration and all that, it is a very good deal for us. I just think that Real will be the happier of two clubs. It's as win-win as it was going to get, but Real have just signed the only goalkeeper in the world that is even close to Neuer. I'm very happy we are signing Navas, of course. Always rated him.
I do find it amusing that the British journalists that missed Morgan Schneiderlin enter Carrington despite being outside to get video/photo footage of BFS arriving are now on a high horse in regards to the job done by others.
Of course ignoring the fact they've been behind their continental competition on every player we've signed for this season.
Of course ignoring the fact they've been behind their continental competition on every player we've signed for this season.
Keep up Pete.
We do have a goalkeeping coach. I'm sure Hoek won't just sit on his arse.
West Brom want all our cast-offs. Fletcher, Evans, Lindegaard, Wilson? -- should offer them Rooney.
How is this possibly a bad deal for us? Yes, we should have secured him to a long term contract and the fact we didn't is unforgivable. But... Given the circumstances, £29m plus Navas is excellent. We would have taken £35m before today, so this is very good business. Navas is a professional and if he didn't want to come, he was under zero obligation. Hopefully the only positive thing (apart from the deal which i believe is very good for us bearing in mind DDG's contract situation) is that it will make the club realise that you cannot allow a player like this to run down his contract.
Did the club say it or did twitter journalists?
Also, why did you believe it? It was always about the fee, that much was obvious, I thought. We weren't going to keep a keeper happy to run down his contract.
Hope so, bringing him in along with Martial would give our attack a breath of fresh air.
Oh yes, no arguments there.
Actually we have not said that at all, we have always maintained that he could go if the price was right
We've got a massive downgrade in GK, being forced to take Navas as there's no time to get somebody better. Money in the bank granted but that's only "excellent" for the Glazers. In football terms, it's horrible.
On the contrary, van Gaal openly said we'd sell him but Real have to meet the asking price.
Sixteen departures at #mufc permanently or on loan, so far this summer.
You either have certain skills or you don't, he's got his skills and they are suited to the league he was in where everything is on the deck. That logic is like suggesting we can coach Fellaini to play like Ibra.
then who's the answer? Lloris? The one who keeps making blunders on fairly regular basis. or someone else? Navas was great prior to joining RM.
What can you expect of children, when they grow up hopefully they'll "support" another club
De gea was on the stands last time I checked as his heart wasn't in it anymore. Rather take the cash and the keeper than see him sitting on his ass for a year and leaving for free in the summer.
We're never going to get a correct fee for De Gea, are we? It'll range from €20 million to £29 million.
So by your logic if some player has skills for La liga he can't learn some new skills which are necessary for PL?
I already answered that, Leno or Karius, but Lloris is better suited to the PL than Navas.
LVG likes and wanted Navas from the get go. We were not forced to take him.
Maybe there were three columns on the page Louis passed on to Woody. On the left, deadwood and (lower down) possible disposable assets. Long list, to be fair. In the middle, off-the-wall impossible muppet Galactico dreams. On the right was a list of sensible targets, replacements, brilliant coups. Woody likes (mostly) to work column by column.
there seems to be a few mis communications, but most reports seem to have Navas as part of the fee.
I'd be amazed if it's £29m plus him. That'd be an incredible deal!
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