Let's cut out the discussion from this thread guys.
On the subject of twitter - Tom McDermott is not reliable at all. Everyone thinks he is but he's really not.
The Guardian one about Bale going to Inter is legendary. I always think of that when some muppet says gossip from one of the big newspapers is more reliable.oh dear, the infamous update at a certain time type post....
have these even once been true?
I'm sure this is a simple misunderstanding and Ewar Woowar has just agreed a deal with Coke to be an official product.
The Guardian one about Bale going to Inter is legendary. I always think of that when some muppet says gossip from one of the big newspapers is more reliable.
Roma looking good for a CL spot, and they would sell a key defender in January?Says we're after Benatia, who has a hard one.
Benatia has a hard one?Says we're after Benatia, who has a hard one.
Knows less than Indy Kaila, avoid.
It won't need that much to sign him. This summer he'll have 1 year left on his contract so it won't need £35m like you say. There are rumours that they'd take £25m but I think that's likely bullshit. I doubt he'll go anywhere in January, but we can hope.£20m+? Argh stop lowballing, straight in with the £35m bid.
Although I'm aware it's more than likely rubbish.
Only a troll like you would blame United for transfer bullshit. Grow the feck up.So I think it's safe to assume the club is briefing the press with absolute bullshit for January like they did in the summer. Fun times.
Only a troll like you would blame United for transfer bullshit. What a prick.
Cunto.Talks less sense than he used to.
Cunto.
Well if you're happy enough to go ahead and believe all these rumours you're welcome to it anyway. Very simple minded.
Seems a bit odd to apportion them all to the club. Agents I'd imagine are the main sources of links to try and generate interest for their players.
Obviously sources can come from anybody but I remember this summer in particular the club briefed the press a lot more than usual, according to the journalists anyway. It's obvious we were a lot more open in our apparent dealings than ever before.