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"What trades we might be doing". By trades he means players, doesn't he? Vidal for Nani?
Go get em Woody!
Go get em Woody!
Even if he's lying or talking shit, the manner in which he does it is important, comes across as a strong, self-assured man. That impression is needed for our fans, players, manager and sponsors.
I am indeed asking a question that I already know the answer to but I needed it confirming because sometimes my muppet runs a little free and I needed confirmation from others! I just think we are in for some signings soon! Oh god the tension!With all due respect Stret, are you asking a question you already know the answer to - because you dont want to say whats on yer mind?
If so, tell us your answer man..
I have For some reason though I recorded the interview in Chrome and Adblock there doesn't seem to be as good as the one for Firefox.Olly get adblocker mate
I have For some reason though I recorded the interview in Chrome and Adblock there doesn't seem to be as good as the one for Firefox.
No problem, I knew some wanking material was needed here for tonight so was happy to oblige.thanks for the upload though, i found it myself through twitter and didnt realize it was you until i came on here
I think Woodward is more of a football man than people give him credit for. He seems to remember past games with fondness. Just because he is a suit doesnt mean he doesnt like football. He also strikes me as a frustrated transfer muppet and would gladly go harry redknapp on a bitch if he could
I am indeed asking a question that I already know the answer to but I needed it confirming because sometimes my muppet runs a little free and I needed confirmation from others! I just think we are in for some signings soon! Oh god the tension!
I thought it was very interesting what he said about looking at social media!For all we know there may be a club representative (or two) posting on the CAF now.
For all we know there may be a club representative (or two) posting on the CAF now.
I took it as, when he took over the club that it was in an amazing state and now his task and job is to leave it in an even better state for the next man as it was left for him.Thanks Olly. Woodward comes across as more likeable than I would have imagined, and overall I came away impressed. Said all the right things, and sounds like a true fan. He's obviously great with the financial aspects of his job and lining up sponsors, but also appears to be a downright muppet as well! The only part that was a little weird was towards the end when he was talking about the state of the club that Gill left him. Not sure what that was all about. Cautiously optimistic that one of the deals he spoke about taking place in the background is Vidal!
Nothing to get too excited about imo, we've been hearing that for some time now. I believe it when I see it
Classic! That's probably what I need at the moment!
It's a fact that we just can't compete with RM or Barca or Bayern when it comes to transfers, mainly cause they're more successful. With the oil money, we will have to see how that turns out with regards to FFP. Thing is, I doubt we suddenly become a club who buy a "galactic" every summerI'm in agreement with that - Van Gaal might not want to spend more importantly.
I want us to spunk a shitload on the best players around. But i get the feeling that Van Gaal wants to show what he can do, with pretty much the same squad as last season & not be a manager (at a top-class football club) who needs to have money to be successful..
With our resources - it doesnt bare thinkin about what he could do with the best players around, instead of polishing quite alot of shite that will only get you so far..
The Dutch team came 3rd in the WC & that was outstanding, but he had to work with what was available to him & make them better.
We're a different kettle of fish - 3rd place isnt good enough. He has the funds to make us 1st..
Its you isnt it??? Are you going to any of the tour games ?
Most definitely!Thought you'd like that. One of the best flicks of all-time too
I took it as, when he took over the club that it was in an amazing state and now his task and job is to leave it in an even better state for the next man as it was left for him.
Aye, makes sense.I took it as, when he took over the club that it was in an amazing state and now his task and job is to leave it in an even better state for the next man as it was left for him.
Thanks Olly. Woodward comes across as more likeable than I would have imagined, and overall I came away impressed. Said all the right things, and sounds like a true fan. He's obviously great with the financial aspects of his job and lining up sponsors, but also appears to be a downright muppet as well! The only part that was a little weird was towards the end when he was talking about the state of the club that Gill left him. Not sure what that was all about. Cautiously optimistic that one of the deals he spoke about taking place in the background is Vidal!
I'm more of a visual wankerYou must have been wanking too hard and not listened properly
Meaning that he will do everything to keep DDG and Januzaj. He really is a stud.
Of course not now, but he sure has the potential to be with the right guidance, especially under LvG. Had the future in mind when I wrote that post.Januzay is among the biggest players now ?
Thanks @Olly
Great interview. Some ppl will always complain. What else should Woodward do? We've spent £ 120 mil on transfers already in what, 10 months without selling anyone of note. Our wage bill is the 2nd highest in the prem and we have a player on £ 250 k per week! He has also managed to get Adidas commit to 1 billion pounds despite us finishing 7th and not being in the CL! Regarding transfers we are still not finished it seems!
However some ppl are still desperate to prove for whatever reason that the transfer fiasco of last summer was mainly Woodward's fault and not Moyes'. Bless them!
So what? Arsenal have also signed a Barca reject and a RM reject for big money. Chelsea also signed a Barca reject. Doesn't matter at all which club rejected him if Mata is a great player which he undoubtly is.Aye, we've spent a chuffing fortune on Marouane Fellaini, a Chelsea reject, a fixed price Spaniard and the most expensive left back in the history of football (with one international cap and a handful of assists to his name). That's me convinced that Woody is shit hot when it comes to sealing those tricky transfer deals.
Obviously, he's always going to be heavily reliant on a manager who knows his shit in the transfer market and Moyes did a very good impression of being completely clueless. Still, you'd have to be very naive to think paying more than his buyout clause to sign Fellaini was the sum total of his ambitions in the market last summer and even more naive to decide that Woodward was completely blameless for the resultant shambles.
Since then we've spent a tonne of money but I'm still waiting to see a deal which makes me confident that our negotiators are on top of their game. Since Gill left, I can't think of one really impressive bit of business by the club. So for me, giving it billy big bollocks about how much money we have to spend proves feck all.
It's a fact that we just can't compete with RM or Barca or Bayern when it comes to transfers, mainly cause they're more successful. With the oil money, we will have to see how that turns out with regards to FFP. Thing is, I doubt we suddenly become a club who buy a "galactic" every summer
So what? Arsenal have also signed a Barca reject and a RM reject for big money. Chelsea also signed a Barca reject. Doesn't matter at all which club rejected him if Mata is a great player which he undoubtly is.
Fellaini obviously was a Moyes target and we have seen enough evidence of his dithering on and off the pitch to know that this was Moyes' fault. Herrera was all about the clause, but you still have to convince him to leave Bilbao - especially when they have finally qualified for CL and we haven't. Shaw was oberpriced but Woodward did what it took to get him, that's what ppl are demanding after all, to act, and he did it.
But I am not expecting any credit for Woodward anyway from the biggest Moyes apologist I have seen on these sites.