Wesley Sneijder

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A1Dan said:
Hang on, Wesley Sneidjer and his entourage have been wandering around Manchester airport with their cocks out?

This seems unlikely to me.

Much more the sort of thing Jimmy Bullard would do... To the Jimmy Bullard thread!
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Eric Harrison:“I will probably get a telephone call and a ticking off from Sir Alex Ferguson for saying this but we do need a replacement for that world-talent-Paul Scholes.” Asked if he meant someone like Wesley Sneijder, Harrison replied: “He’ll do.”
 
By the way, surely wr8's tagline should be 'First wr8 muppetry'?
 
The interesting thing is Sneijder hasn't exactly come out and declare his future will be with Inter. Having said that, time is running out for both Inter and him. I do think we have put in a bid and contract offer that's suitable for United for both opposite parties, and we are just monitoring the situation in the background that if they back down and compromise, we'll take him. Otherwise, Fergie will be equally pleased with his squad as well and he may well bring in a loan in January if required
 
"Schneider" I swear this Cass account can't be real.

Or English newspapers employ people that can't even spell a player's name right.

Edit: OH I see..He's changed to Snider know.
 
I blame the Glazers and their none big spending thats there fault! Anyway as twitter still seems to be the only source, I'm going to post opinion. Here's someone from the mails blog about alternatives we're not in for either.
Manchester United: Why splashing the cash on Wesley Sneijder isn't wise
Let me start off by saying I am very satisfied with the business done at Manchester United so far.

David De Gea, despite his shaky start, is a very good goalkeeper with the potential to be one of the best in the world. There are obvious differences between the styles of domestic football in England and Spain, and a few months spent in the gym will give the youngster the frame he needs to cope with the physicality of the Premier League.

Phil Jones could be a future captain for both club and country, while Ashley Young has maintained the electric form he showed for Aston Villa last season. Despite this, a lot of supporters feel we still need a marquee signing, with Wesley Sneijder the apparent choice of the majority. I agree that we need another midfielder, but Sneijder isn’t the right man for us, certainly not with the finance needed to get him.

In recent years, Manchester United have bought few 'superstars' - players who are already established as world-class players. It is probably a consequence of the debt that the club find itself in, and while I am not happy with the Glazer’s ownership, I do not view the club’s transfer policy as a burden.

When I look at the current squad, and in particular our better players, I see Wayne Rooney, Nemanja Vidic, Javier Hernandez, Nani and Patrice Evra to name a few. Not one of these players were stars when Sir Alex Ferguson signed them, but they all had vast potential and have now become world class players. We signed Vidic, Hernandez and Evra for £19million combined, which in Manchester City terms equates to one Roque Santa Cruz. If Sir Alex Ferguson keeps up this eye for a bargain, why spend so much on a 27-year-old?

I am not questioning Wesley Sneijder's ability - he is a fantastic player and is among the best midfielders in the world. I wouldn’t complain if we did sign him, but that eventuality depends on our club spending upwards of £30m on the transfer fee alone, not to mention the sizeable wage and image rights afforded to Sneijder himself.

Hypothetically, if he were to be paid a weekly wage of £200,000, including bonuses, over a five-year contract, it would cost £10.4m a year, or £52m over the duration of his contract. In total, it's a transfer that would cost the club over £80m, and this for a player who will be 32 when that deal expires.

I hope the manager and David Gill do not break the bank, and instead look to bring in a young midfielder who comes without the demands of such a financial package.

For me, there is nothing better than buying or producing a talented young player and watching them grow into a key player at the club. Integrating youngstere into the first team has been one of Sir Alex’s greatest strengths throughout his reign.My No 1 choice, were Borussia Dortmund willing to sell, would be Mario Gotze. Germany are producing a conveyour belt of talent and, after missing out on Mesut Ozil in 2010, I don’t want to see another one slip through the net.

Gotze was a key component of Dortmund's title-winning side last season and, at only 19 years of age, already has seven caps for the national team.

If he is not available, there are several others who would be more suitable than Sneijder. Marvin Martin, a French midfielder plying his trade at Sochaux, has been linked with United and a host of other clubs, after earlier this year netting twice on his international debut.

Ganso, currently at Santos, is one of Brazil’s biggest talents, argued by some to be superior to the much sought after Neymar.We also can’t forget about the multitude of opportunities in our own backyard. Tom Cleverley showed at Wembley that he is capable of establishing himself as a first-team regular this season, while Paul Pogba has already been told by Sir Alex that he will get opportunities, and Ryan Tunnicliffe and Ravel Morrison are knocking on the boss' door.

I have always maintained that Manchester United don't buy stars, they make them. If Wesley Sneijder is willing to lower his wage demands and we could get him for a decent price, then I would be in full support.

However, I simply do not see this happening. I don’t blame Sneijder for this either - why should he take a pay cut when he’s already content where he is? There is nothing stopping us from buying a younger alternative, continue his development at Old Trafford, and who knows - we could well end up with someone even better than Sneijder is now.
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If I had to pick one young player to buy, if we don't get Sneijder, then I would pick Götze. I would pick him over Ganso, Pjanic and Kroos.
 
BUMP.

I've heard a rumour we're interested in this guy - anyone know anything more?

He's supposed to have had a couple of quite good seasons at Inter, and his Wiki says he is a central midfielder - so just what we need then.

Could anyone of you see us go for him? Where do you see him fit in? Is he good enough?
 
marjen said:
BUMP.

I've heard a rumour we're interested in this guy - anyone know anything more?

He's supposed to have had a couple of quite good seasons at Inter, and his Wiki says he is a central midfielder - so just what we need then.

Could anyone of you see us go for him? Where do you see him fit in? Is he good enough?
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He needs to bulk up and could never do it on a wet and windy night in Stoke, He also is very tight with his money hense the name.
 
Jose Alberti (agent) really wants us to sign him; "Sneijder will leave Inter, he only thinks about Manchester United."
 
marjen said:
BUMP.

I've heard a rumour we're interested in this guy - anyone know anything more?

He's supposed to have had a couple of quite good seasons at Inter, and his Wiki says he is a central midfielder - so just what we need then.

Could anyone of you see us go for him? Where do you see him fit in? Is he good enough?
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This guy, right?:

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