Sam
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Hope your not referring to me?
I haven't actually read this thread properly for a good few weeks now, so I'm not referring to anyone specifically.
Hope your not referring to me?
Rodney wouldn't even start for barca.
I haven't actually read this thread properly for a good few weeks now, so I'm not referring to anyone specifically.
What a pointless post in that case
I presume much hasn't changed from a few weeks ago? I.e people defending Rooney.
Genuinely hope I'm wrong.
im indifferent to this transfer but if he does go for something like 25 million, something needs serious changing in terms of who is resposible for selling our players. the prices we get are laughable bar the odd exception. even nani, yes is contract ends in a year but 8 million has been quoted! van persie went for 24 with a year left. even back at the time butt left for like 2m i heard ferguson was raging when he heard the press they got and would have preferred keep him than sell him for that. stam and ronaldo are the only ones i think weve received decent money for. what was van nistelrooy, 9 million? beckham, 24? pathetic.
We are not a selling club which means that when a player comes up for sale that means we don't want him that lessens our bargaining position in negotiations as teams know we want rid of whoever the player is. We didn't want Ruud anymore, Ronaldo we got the best deal for because we did not want to sell him. Stam left because of personal issues all these cases are different. Once we want a player gone you can almost assume he is not playing well and hence his value goes down but I agree some of the fees we have accepted have been a joke.
i see your point. i did say i think we got good money for stam. even when you dont want a player though you can surely drain more out of things than weve done in many cases. this would be a prime example. look around the market and the prices players are going for. milner 24, barry 20, the armenian liverpool are after quoted at 20m. and we're linked with selling wayne rooney for 25 million.
Rooney for anything less than 30 million in my opinion is a steal. For what he brings to a club, let alone on the pitch. He's a massive name, England's best player (not saying much I know), brings in crap loads of money in merchandise, works hard usually, should be in his prime and has 2 years left on his deal.
This is much said but i can think of three regulars consistently better than him and two others who on the hand is in better form domestically, and the other who we'll hopefully build the 2014 team around.
Who?
It would make sense to play Rooney behind/beside Welbeck since they were so formidable at the start of 2011-12.
Welbeck wouldn't really warrant a starting place ahead of Sturridge at the moment though, even if he's linked up well with Rooney in the past.
Seriously, if we're constantly reduced to repeating phrases like 'On his day...'; talking about his commercial value; being wary of the potential benefits he might bring to our rivals yet not discussing his genuine current worth to our club as a player then it's very telling.
Seriously, if we're constantly reduced to repeating phrases like 'On his day...'; talking about his commercial value; being wary of the potential benefits he might bring to our rivals yet not discussing his genuine current worth to our club as a player then it's very telling.
I still think that this was just a final boot up the arse for by Fergie and there is not much to it.
He just cant go nowhere but to City realistically and they would have to pay a huge sum on top of his actual worth...whatever that is.
Sickenin the amount he's earnin atm... just feckin sickenin how he achieved that too... feckin waste of space prick... Couldnt give a shit where he goes tbh & u can print that!
Calm down and use proper words will you?On his day - Rooneys a proper knobhead & goes against everything a United player stands for under Fergies harmonious cosmic atmos...... duuuuuuuuuuuuuuudes!
Seriously, if we're constantly reduced to repeating phrases like 'On his day...'; talking about his commercial value; being wary of the potential benefits he might bring to our rivals yet not discussing his genuine current worth to our club as a player then it's very telling.
So Rooney scores 7 in his last 7 for England including our only goal in crucial qualifying matches against Poland and Montenegro and you're tempted to play him in midfield..
head's up doesn't need an apostrophe either. Assume an infraction has been rolled out for that.
Probably coming your way for being a clever cnut.
Yeah for the thickos out there text speak and typos/mistakes are two very different things.
Seriously, if we're constantly reduced to repeating phrases like 'On his day...'; talking about his commercial value; being wary of the potential benefits he might bring to our rivals yet not discussing his genuine current worth to our club as a player then it's very telling.