Yup, exactly. The more I think about it, the less it makes sense to NOT want it. I honestly, seriously cannot see any reason why anyone would be against this deal. It makes sense on every single level. Aside from injury (a risk you take when buying ANY player) I honestly cannot see any negatives whatsoever. And another plus to it is that everyone has said we have needed a striker, a top scorer. People have been saying it for a while now. Well here is one, AND it gives Martial and Rashford a year with one of the greatest strikers in modern football, and that year is another year they can develop to become first choice players. It could save United purchasing someone else on a longer deal that wouldn't be needed. I also think it's very reminiscent of the Henrik Larsson signing a few years back. It was a shame we never signed him when he was younger, but it was nice we at least had the chance to see him, and can say we saw him in a United shirt.
Yup, the more I think about it, the more excited I get, but the more in makes sense in every way. Footballing and financial it's a fecking no-brainer.
That's just daft, exceedingly negative and also not accurate either because when have United ever really had any top, big name, world class players in the squad? We have never had the really big top name players at United. Fergie nurtured Ronaldo and had to sell him before he reached his prime, and Fergie's last big name signing was when he bought RvP when he was nearing the end of his career. Nearly everything United won under Fergie was with top English talent that Fergie and the club nurtured from very young, but he never really had what you would call the top tier world beating players. With the exception of Rooney and maybe Rio, most other players were bought quite cheaply and turned in to great players, and others who were top price like Nani or Anderson were flops. Yeah, he might have always been interested in the top players, and like Ronaldinho, United may have bid, but we never ever got them.
I would say that United's biggest ever signing was Angel Di Maria, and 1. look how that turned out, and 2. He wasn't signed under Fergie. I can understand you not wanting Ibra, but to say his signing is a sign of how far the club has fallen is daft. No offence intended but honestly If anything your comment is a sign of how far the forums have fallen and how ludicrously high the expectations of some of the fans has risen in the last few years, especially since the departure of Sir Alex.