AngeloHenriquez
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Why are we so certain the bid is real? Have I missed something? No condescention intended..
I like your analogy. Let's say you work in a bar and get accused of thinking you're bigger than the bar because someone doesn't like your behaviour... You wouldn't think this is just a tad fecking weird thing to say, and ultimately without much meaning. Many players have wanted to leave their club against the club's wishes - Van Persie also thought he was bigger than Arsenal by the same token.Some people here are going overboard, that's true, but the phrase 'bigger than the club' or whatever you want to call it is very much relevant.
He's being paid vast sums of money to participate in and do his best for a football club. Moyes was quoted and taking the entire quote on board, he was clearly saying Wayne is an integral part of the team.
Wayne then throws ANOTHER fit and apparently now he wants to move to Chelsea? What will happen if we don't sell? Is he gonna leak some shit to the press again next time he's dropped? Or is Moyes gonna feel forced to play him to keep the speculation away?
Why should the club accept that? He wants to be the main man and 'won't play second fiddle' to someone? With a contract he should be doing what he's fecking told. But in the world of football, he thinks he's bigger than his employers so now he can just get a move to away?
It's the equivalent to working on a bar and throwing a bitch fit because you've been asked to do an hour in the kitchen today.
If anyone was working for a company where morale, togetherness, team work and spirit were one of the main catalysts for success, what would happen to him? He'd be sacked. But then this is football, so he'll be sold. The fact that a lot of people love this 'company' dearly means a lot of people are pissed off about his behaviour. It was never going to turn out any other way.
Why on earth would we turn down any sort of deal involving Juan Mata? It's absurd. What are we playing at?
Is the Mata thing even confirmed? Some places are saying it was 10million + Loliz.
I suspect we'd want all cash too. The Mata offer sounds appealing to some on paper but if he's not a player we've researched, scouted, followed etc it's a bit of a gamble. A lot more goes in to identifying players for the side rather than 'Oh he's good'. Which is why scouts and coaches spend weeks/months following players getting to know how they where their strengths and weaknesses in minute detail and assessing how that would work within the team or what needs to happen to compensate/enhance whatever abilities he brings. Mata may well be world class but to just sign him on the off he's been offered may be a bit of a risk as opposed to taking a hefty financial settlement and using that to fund players you've already identified that you want.
Mata doesn't need to be researched, scouted or followed. He's a quality player
Sigh. Did i say he was ONLY worth £25m? No.Mata is worth 25 million? We paid 23.5 million for him. What planet are you on?
Because people here are morons. No confirmation if it was Mata and yet the people are quick to criticise the club.
It's a first offer, they'll be back with a better one! Somehow!
I couldn't give a feck to be honest. I've seen far better players than him leave United.
You must be a WUM. There is no other explanation for it.
You do realise that this post suggests that nobody out our club watches Premiership football right?
Sigh. Did i say he was ONLY worth £25m? No.
You know it's funny to see some of you trying to jump on every little word.
Just remember that your club have offered him AND £10m for a player who is currently supposedly valued at £25m. Remember that before you snipe at everyone elses valuation of him.
Or Chelsea know that we value Rooney a lot higher than the fees banded around (which we obviously do).To be fair, I think most criticism has come with the addendum of 'if the bid is real' ...
Someone made an excellent point that if this was Mata, then Chelsea would be seriously undervaluing him, and probably below what they initially paid for him.
Wayne Rooney is said to be 'Angry and Confused' after his son completed his 5 piece jigsaw puzzle before him.
Where did i say that?
Rooney is worth £35m. People saying he's worth the same now as what we paid for him are deluded. You see Fabregas' value has gone up despite him not being amazing for the last few years. You see the Cavani's and Falcao's going for ridiculous amounts.
Mata for me is worth £25m easily. But Chelsea are a club with money to burn and he's apparently not wanted there. They would sacrifice Mata for Rooney i think, even if they sold him for miles less than his value. This is a club that's put managers in on huge contracts and paid them millions and millions of pounds to get rid of them because they've lost a few games in a row before now. If they want Rooney that badly we should make the deal a LOT better in our favour considering the situation and the fact that we don't want to sell him to a direct rival.
I suspect we'd want all cash too. The Mata offer sounds appealing to some on paper but if he's not a player we've researched, scouted, followed etc it's a bit of a gamble. A lot more goes in to identifying players for the side rather than 'Oh he's good'. Which is why scouts and coaches spend weeks/months following players getting to know how they where their strengths and weaknesses in minute detail and assessing how that would work within the team or what needs to happen to compensate/enhance whatever abilities he brings. Mata may well be world class but to just sign him on the off he's been offered may be a bit of a risk as opposed to taking a hefty financial settlement and using that to fund players you've already identified that you want.
Where did i say that?
Rooney is worth £35m. People saying he's worth the same now as what we paid for him are deluded. You see Fabregas' value has gone up despite him not being amazing for the last few years. You see the Cavani's and Falcao's going for ridiculous amounts.
Mata for me is worth £25m easily. But Chelsea are a club with money to burn and he's apparently not wanted there. They would sacrifice Mata for Rooney i think, even if they sold him for miles less than his value. This is a club that's put managers in on huge contracts and paid them millions and millions of pounds to get rid of them because they've lost a few games in a row before now. If they want Rooney that badly we should make the deal a LOT better in our favour considering the situation and the fact that we don't want to sell him to a direct rival.
Because people here are morons. No confirmation if it was Mata and yet the people are quick to criticise the club.
Or Chelsea know that we value Rooney a lot higher than the fees banded around (which we obviously do).
People saying don't accept Luiz either, I mean, Luiz and Mata and money would be a great deal. Luiz would be decent defensive midfield cover and decent defensive cover. Can't see the problem myself. Mata would probably be a starter, giving us more possession based play up top. Fabregas linking with Mata and RVP? feck me.
Do we know this Chelsea bid to be real?
No my post suggests the club might just take a more sophisticated view other than "Wow he's brilliant!!" and might not want to disregard the plans for the season and the targets already identified for central midfield on the basis that someone else has suddenly just been offered.
True, but who starts an opening bid high?
We'd be lucky to get money + Mata so there's absolutely no way we'll get Mata + Muiz + money. It'd be an incredible deal if we did.
I swear no-one on here can see context ffs.This is utter nonsense. How is Rooney worth £10m more than Mata at the moment? He's not worth anymore than Mata. Mata's had a much better season than Rooney, he's more influential to his club, he doesn't seem to desperately want to leave the club like Rooney does and he's younger than Rooney so will have more years left in him. There's nothing to suggest Rooney is worth more at the moment.
How about we offer Rooney plus 5 million for Mata and Luiz?We'd be lucky to get money + Mata so there's absolutely no way we'll get Mata + Muiz + money. It'd be an incredible deal if we did.
What ignorance exists around here as to how and why a club sign players?
Do we not think they research, sought out weaknesses, strengths, identify what existing and potential players may be needed to make the most of their talents, compensate for their weaknesses and set out plans for what type of player they want in each position weeks in advance of the season?
It's as if some people genuinely think it's just case of "He's brilliant, let's sign him". Plans are there for a reason and just because someone is offered it doesn't mean it's automatically sensible to completely change your identified targets for the transfer window.
Yes Mata is a world class player but if we've identified other targets we're confident of getting there's nothing unreasonable about wishing to stick to those, if that's what the club want to do. Signing a player on a whim of them being offered will alter plans and need to be considered much more beyond "He's world class".
Why do people think the club even has a scouting network and research players in the first place?
I think if he doesn't hand one in and we want to sell, we have to pay his contract up.
I think Rooney has been grossly undervalued by everyone and their mother. Rooney is easily worth a lot more than £25m. I hate the cnut but he's still a phenomenal footballer. He's worth £35m easily in this climate. £25m + Mata would be good business.
Like when Fergie signed Cantona?What ignorance exists around here as to how and why a club sign players?
Do we not think they research, sought out weaknesses, strengths, identify what existing and potential players may be needed to make the most of their talents, compensate for their weaknesses and set out plans for what type of player they want in each position weeks in advance of the season?
It's as if some people genuinely think it's just case of "He's brilliant, let's sign him". Plans are there for a reason and just because someone is offered it doesn't mean it's automatically sensible to completely change your identified targets for the transfer window.
Yes Mata is a world class player but if we've identified other targets we're confident of getting there's nothing unreasonable about wishing to stick to those, if that's what the club want to do. Signing a player on a whim of them being offered will alter plans and need to be considered much more beyond "He's world class".
Why do people think the club even has a scouting network and research players in the first place?