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dwd said:
It's funny because I've noticed that most the people who record video or take photos with iPads are over 50...

Anyway, this Vidal chap...
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You should really catch up then.. The 50 year old's are leaving you behind!

Any signs of Vidal yet??
 
Mainoldo said:
Man we should really have a thread about ipad's.. I don't realise so much people on the CAF were over 50.
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Yes let's do that, I can then put forward my arguement why all camera and video equipment should be banned from any and all live entertainment events.

I can also talk deeply about the "selfie" and what it can tell us about society.

This just in while typing:


Trying to keep this thread on track:



Diego Lopez was interviewed by Justin Bieber's Italian cousin.
 
Yeah right, mostly fake acc that follow him and his inside info is just 2+2. Kagawa is a player that fits Van Gaal and that Januzaj will either get the 7 or 11 isn't that hard to find out.
 
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Weirdly enough, I thought the exact same thing when I saw that wallpaper a while ago. I've worked a lot on PS to know that the spacing is asymmetrical, in that there are gaps for exactly three players. It just looks uneven with those spaces right now.
 
Great so I out for 2 days and expecting some real news but this is the same shit we have been hearing for last month or so.

What did Caudrado say about Barca in that video in the earlier tweet?
 


Maybe this bloke is reliable then? Today he has said we are close to Cuadrado.
 
Offside said:


Maybe this bloke is reliable then? Today he has said we are close to Cuadrado.
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If that's the best tweet you can find to prove hime reliable then really he is s***. I mean we all knew that he was going to sign a new contract.
 
Sherzad said:
If that's the best tweet you can find to prove hime reliable then really he is s***. I mean we all knew that he was going to sign a new contract.
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29th May 2012. Read the date. Most were saying Liverpool were closing in on Roberto Martinez as their new manager then.
 
Carl said:
Was going round social media before. Apparently the customer was told to come back on Thursday or summat.

It's hardly a surprise, he was never gunna stay 44 for this season.
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I wish his old squad number was 19, I could have made a brilliant "Not 19 forever" gag. Alas...
 
Carl said:
Was going round social media before. Apparently the customer was told to come back on Thursday or summat.

It's hardly a surprise, he was never gunna stay 44 for this season.
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That's true. Would rather he got the number 7 jersey so 11 is free for Reus next summer. :drool:
 
Minimalist said:
Huh? As in supporters on match day bringing them?

Bit odd.
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Make sense, people holding them up at head height or higher to take pics and record games. Iv'e never seen it at a game myself but seen it at plenty of gigs. Was at Rolling Stones at Hyde Park and some sod who was holding up his Ipad the entire time eventually got the message after the 50th bottle came flying at him...
 
Utd heap said:
The Guardian.

It’s not easy being Ed Woodward. Armed with the money of Manchester United, the name of Manchester United, and the reputation of the manager of Manchester United, the pressure to actually sign people for Manchester United is more than your average human could bear. But Woodward is no average human, what with his designer beard, prominent cheeks and smouldering stare, and as such, his ability to link United with all manner of players for whom he is unable to complete deals is without compare.

When it comes to “weighing up bids”, “preparing bids” and “agreeing terms with the player”, United cannot be matched. Currently, they are thinking about considering whether to contemplate perhaps pondering a potential postulation as regards actually offering a suitable sum of money for Ángel di María. This is because Real Madrid are keen to sell and, given financial fair play restrictions, Paris Saint-Germain can’t afford to buy – clearly, what they need to do is get themselves banned from all transfer activity, like Barcelona. Anyway, Louis van Gaal has specifically referenced Di María as the kind of player United lack, so expect them to be priced out of a one-horse race in the next week or so.

And that is not all – United are also looking at Daley Blind, the world’s first footballer-newspaper. Van Gaal has noted publicly that Dutch players are cheap and good, so, most likely, Blind will join from Spurs for £174m, in two years’ time. In the meantime, a variety of types have been informed that they’ll be leaving Old Trafford – Marouane Fellaini, Nani, Javier Hernández, Rafael, Will Keane and Wilfried Zaha. The same was expected to be so of Antonio Valencia, a target for Wigan Warriors, but no one’s been able to find him since 2012.
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I'm a bit confused by that one, who are their targets ?

Because this article is basically using the press inventions against United and Woodward. They lie about something and then say "look! Woodward and United are stupid, they can't materialise our own BS".
 
Utd heap said:
The Guardian.

It’s not easy being Ed Woodward. Armed with the money of Manchester United, the name of Manchester United, and the reputation of the manager of Manchester United, the pressure to actually sign people for Manchester United is more than your average human could bear. But Woodward is no average human, what with his designer beard, prominent cheeks and smouldering stare, and as such, his ability to link United with all manner of players for whom he is unable to complete deals is without compare.

When it comes to “weighing up bids”, “preparing bids” and “agreeing terms with the player”, United cannot be matched. Currently, they are thinking about considering whether to contemplate perhaps pondering a potential postulation as regards actually offering a suitable sum of money for Ángel di María. This is because Real Madrid are keen to sell and, given financial fair play restrictions, Paris Saint-Germain can’t afford to buy – clearly, what they need to do is get themselves banned from all transfer activity, like Barcelona. Anyway, Louis van Gaal has specifically referenced Di María as the kind of player United lack, so expect them to be priced out of a one-horse race in the next week or so.

And that is not all – United are also looking at Daley Blind, the world’s first footballer-newspaper. Van Gaal has noted publicly that Dutch players are cheap and good, so, most likely, Blind will join from Spurs for £174m, in two years’ time. In the meantime, a variety of types have been informed that they’ll be leaving Old Trafford – Marouane Fellaini, Nani, Javier Hernández, Rafael, Will Keane and Wilfried Zaha. The same was expected to be so of Antonio Valencia, a target for Wigan Warriors, but no one’s been able to find him since 2012.
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:lol:
 
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