RedRonaldo
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Let's get into real business and buy Fellaini. I am getting tired of all these unrealistic attempt to buy someone who might not come.
Abysmal.
We should have secured a few names by now, and that's no muppet talking... we're bare bone in midfield that even if we succeed buying Fabregas we should buy 1 or 2 more for cover and versatility.
Moyes is no SAF, he'll need all the resources he can get.
Fergie didnt think Bale was worth what Southampton wanted. It happens. He passed over Zidane - no one is infallible but he's made far more great decisions than bad ones.
This is the key, unfortunately. I'm uncomfortable with Moyes and Rio talking about the squad being fine based on it winning the league at a canter last season. Leaving aside the fact that our competition was in disarray, you can't discount the Fergie-factor in driving us to the title last season.
We all recognised that one of City's failings last season was their inability to land principal transfer targets that would lift them to the next level; our summer this time round is following a similar pattern.
This isn't anti-Moyes, this isn't being spoilt - the midfield is not good enough. It hasn't been good enough for a good number of years, and the thought of going into a new season with all the changes we have seen and no reinforcements in this area is a massive worry. We have one 32 year old as a consistent performer in that position - not sure how anyone of a United persuasion can be comfortable with that.
Moyes and Rio are just going along with the obligatory interview comments that goes with every question. The last thing they're going to mention is the squad being below par; a player certainly isn't going to say anything like that. As for Woodward, we ran similar lines every year with the war-chest comments under Gill and Fergie, little difference, there's just extra scrutiny this Summer and everything is getting over analysed.
There'd be basis to be worried if Moyes was saying we're not signing anyone, but he isn't - he mentioned on a few occasions that we're in the market for a few players and to be specific - a midfielder. There's still over a month to go to locate a player, something which Harry Redknapp can do in 5 minutes, and now that Moyes isn't stuck halfway across the world I'm sure more focus can be put on this task of finding a player quick enough to keep everyone happy. Meanwhile, most of the other big clubs in Europe still have to do the majority of their transfer business. Arsenal need players(bad example - I accept that), Chelsea need a striker, Barca need a CB nearly as much as we need a midfielder and Madrid need their annual trophy signing.
I'll understand the complaining when there's three days left, but there's more than 30!!!
Yeah exactly, everyone needs to stop fecking panicking.Yeah I don't understand all the panic just yet. Chill out ye bastards.
Moyes and Rio are just going along with the obligatory interview comments that goes with every question. The last thing they're going to mention is the squad being below par; a player certainly isn't going to say anything like that. As for Woodward, we ran similar lines every year with the war-chest comments under Gill and Fergie, little difference, there's just extra scrutiny this Summer and everything is getting over analysed.
There'd be basis to be worried if Moyes was saying we're not signing anyone, but he isn't - he mentioned on a few occasions that we're in the market for a few players and to be specific - a midfielder. There's still over a month to go to locate a player, something which Harry Redknapp can do in 5 minutes, and now that Moyes isn't stuck halfway across the world I'm sure more focus can be put on this task of finding a player quick enough to keep everyone happy. Meanwhile, most of the other big clubs in Europe still have to do the majority of their transfer business. Arsenal need players(bad example - I accept that), Chelsea need a striker, Barca need a CB nearly as much as we need a midfielder and Madrid need their annual trophy signing.
I'll understand the complaining when there's three days left, but there's more than 30!!!
We are running out players to buy and also running out of time...
All the best players have moved which leaves us in a difficult situation, hence the reason why Moyes and even Rio making statements that the squad is good enough to retain the PL. The tact a few weeks ago from Moyes was that we would only go for the "very best" and within a few weeks is he is now gearing everyone to the likelihood of signing no one or even the possibility of scaling down the quality of players we bring in?
Are we now looking to bring in Felliani, Modric, Baines-not bad and would improve our squad immensely.
how can you say there is no chance we are interested in Modric?Modric are you for real? He'd be one hell of a signing and there's no chance we are getting him or even looking at him.
Modric are you for real? He'd be one hell of a signing and there's no chance we are getting him or even looking at him.
I agree Modric would be very good, but for me he is not at the level of Fabregas, anyhow my point is that Moyes may look at his targets and determine which players to target, i don't think we can afford to go through the same Cesc fiasco.
how can you say there is no chance we are interested in Modric?
PogbaIts clear Moyes is after experienced players with prior PL experience.
That's Fabregas for definite and possibly Fellaini, Modric, any others?
I've given up with this transfer window.
Lets just stick with what we've got, get Nani firing on all cylinders & Rooney motivated & off we go.
Anxious Manchester United fans order David Moyes to splash cash
The Scot has signed just ONE new man - young Uruguayan defender Guillermo Valera - while he is likely to miss out on targets Cesc Fabregas and Gareth Bale.
Wayne Rooney looks destined for Chelsea while Paul Scholes has hung up his boots.
While their Premier League rivals have been busy strengthening, United haven't - and some of the the Old Trafford faithful have had enough.
They have taken to popular fans' forum redcafe.net to express their dissatisfaction in a thread entitled United in this Summer transfer window, which has nearly 200,000 views.
One fan writes "as it stands, he simply must get some reinforcements, no matter how expensive they might be".
Another says "I've genuinely forgotten what it's like to sign a player. What happened with van Persie? Did the announcement come out of nowhere? Was it expected? It was so long ago."
"Can you imagine the pitch forks if there are no new signings?" questions one poster, while a fellow fan adds "we should have secured a few names by now, and that's no muppet talking... we're bare bone in midfield. Moyes is no SAF, he'll need all the resources he can get."
Moyes returns to England today following United's tour of the Far East.
Let's get into real business and buy Fellaini. I am getting tired of all these unrealistic attempt to buy someone who might not come.
RedRonaldo said:I am getting tired of all these unrealistic attempts to buy someone who might not come.
Are you implying that Cina's run out of bullets?!?
I've given up with this transfer window.
Lets just stick with what we've got, get Nani firing on all cylinders & Rooney motivated & off we go.
So now the press have run out of make up rumours and make believe. the cafe has become the 'source'? Bizarre.
Not sure Im happy that redcafe is being covered by the Daily Star either.
Good post. A couple of questions. 1) Did Gill or anyone else suggest we have no transfer budget or answer yes to if we'll spend £60m or more on a player? 2) During SAF's reign, did we brief the media about "urgent transfer business"?Moyes and Rio are just going along with the obligatory interview comments that goes with every question. The last thing they're going to mention is the squad being below par; a player certainly isn't going to say anything like that. As for Woodward, we ran similar lines every year with the war-chest comments under Gill and Fergie, little difference, there's just extra scrutiny this Summer and everything is getting over analysed.
There'd be basis to be worried if Moyes was saying we're not signing anyone, but he isn't - he mentioned on a few occasions that we're in the market for a few players and to be specific - a midfielder. There's still over a month to go to locate a player, something which Harry Redknapp can do in 5 minutes, and now that Moyes isn't stuck halfway across the world I'm sure more focus can be put on this task of finding a player quick enough to keep everyone happy. Meanwhile, most of the other big clubs in Europe still have to do the majority of their transfer business. Arsenal need players(bad example - I accept that), Chelsea need a striker, Barca need a CB nearly as much as we need a midfielder and Madrid need their annual trophy signing.
I'll understand the complaining when there's three days left, but there's more than 30!!!