kopviolator
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Realising that he can't to his stuff forever, I'd snap him up for a year without a thought.
If we sign Mourinho and Ibrahimovic, I can see United playing like this:
Ibrahimovic
Martial ----- Rooney ----- New RW
Schneiderlin - Schweinsteiger
Rojo --- New CB -- Smalling --- Darmian
De Gea
So we'll replace Rooney who's 30y old with Ibrahimovic who's 34y old, what the f...?
I really like Ibra but this transfer is good 4,5 years late, he's still very good player, but not someone we need.
Martial is the solution for striker postion and searching for hungry, young players like him should be direction of the club, not buying overused and ageing stars.
A 34 year old Ibra is more effective than a 30 year old Rooney.
You need a mix of players of different age and experience. You can't have only 11 Martials. Players like Zlatan are extremely valuable.He is, that's like most obvious thing ever, but what about some long term planing instead of shot term fixing which brough us exactly where we are now.
You need a mix of players of different age and experience. You can't have only 11 Martials. Players like Zlatan are extremely valuable.
Why?
Terry is free at the end of the season as well, worth a try.
And what if there isn't a long term fix available this window? Do we just ignore it again?He is, that's like most obvious thing ever, but what about some long term planing instead of shot term fixing which brough us exactly where we are now.
Terry is free at the end of the season as well, worth a try.
And what if there isn't a long term fix available this window? Do we just ignore it again?
People seem to forget things like that, you can't buy players who aren't available. If it was a straight choice between Ibra and Dybala ofc we'd take the latter but he's not going to move any time soon is he?
Ibra still has it
And what if there isn't a long term fix available this window? Do we just ignore it again?
People seem to forget things like that, you can't buy players who aren't available. If it was a straight choice between Ibra and Dybala ofc we'd take the latter but he's not going to move any time soon is he?
Yep,but for how long? He'll be 35y this fall and would command massive wage, no matter how good he still is we're few years late with this transfer.
I agree but don't compare him to Terry. That is silly
Yep,but for how long? He'll be 35y this fall and would command massive wage, no matter how good he still is we're few years late with this transfer.
So give a chance up front to Martial and put Depay on the left, let them develop.
And Martial and Depay are going to be enough to win us the title alone, even in 2-3 years? We're going to need another striker anyway and I'd much rather have Ibra here to bridge that gap. Winning a title would be much better for Martial and Depay than having an extra 10 starts each in another season where we finish 6th.
Get both. They can both play 9 and 10 and Griezmann can fill in on the wings if needed.Would love to see him him for a year or two. Get a left winger in hopefully Greizman and watch us light up the league.
It gives us a hell of a lot better chance than dumping it all on Martial and Depay. Ibra would allow us to ditch Rooney so he's not clogging up the place and he'll be gone in a year which would be even better for Martial and Depay in the long run.And signing Ibra means we'll win title just like that? We bough Di Maria and Falcao in the same window and how that went exactly? I'm not against signing decisive players that will make a difference, but when that player is 34 (35 at the start of next season) then I would rather wait young players to develop than just fullfill someones dream of playing in PL.
It gives us a hell of a lot better chance than dumping it all on Martial and Depay. Ibra would allow us to ditch Rooney so he's not clogging up the place and he'll be gone in a year which would be even better for Martial and Depay in the long run.
And do you think having no good strikers would help or hinder our ability to get a top 4 place? I mean it's working out SO well this season.And I though delusion is only reserved for Liverpool supporters. Where's not title contenders, not even close, and buying one overused striker won't change that overnight.
And do you think having no good strikers would help or hinder our ability to get a top 4 place? I mean it's working out SO well this season.
And Ibra is significantly more than one over-used striker. Rooney is one over-used striker and he's still a match winner for us in the 5 games a season he plays well.
Martial is far from ready to lead the line for us, and asking a 21 year old to lead the line is negligent at best. Signing other players isn't banned once you sign one player, Ibra doesn't stop us doing other things. He's just a massive upgrade on Rooney (who we still rely far too much on) who will be easier to be rid of. There's literally no downside to it.Martial is good enough to lead a line in a pursuit of a top 4 place, for something else we need players in other areas as well, not just new striker(s) and we need time for everyone to gel together, it won't happen overnight and just because Ibra could sign for us.
Martial is far from ready to lead the line for us, and asking a 21 year old to lead the line is negligent at best. Signing other players isn't banned once you sign one player, Ibra doesn't stop us doing other things. He's just a massive upgrade on Rooney (who we still rely far too much on) who will be easier to be rid of. There's literally no downside to it.
Ibra's wages would be no bigger than Rooney and would be on a far shorter contract. He's still easily as quick as Rooney and has scored more than double what Rooney has in the last 4 years. He is a massive upgrade.Rooney and Cristiano both had a burden of high expectations at the Martial age and it didn't do them any harm. As for Ibra, no downside? Really? Age, massive wage, no experience playing in PL at all, was watching him against Chelsea and he wasn't very mobile which isn't something you can tolerate in pacey league like this. He would be upgrade on Rooney but not a massive one, we're not retirement home for older players, although it seems we want to be one.
Ibra's wages would be no bigger than Rooney and would be on a far shorter contract. He's still easily as quick as Rooney and has scored more than double what Rooney has in the last 4 years. He is a massive upgrade.
We put faith in Ronaldo when he was ready, do you think we'd have done anywhere near as well if it had been Rooney and Nani? Or if we didn't have Saha and Larsson to take some of the burden in their first season post-Nistlerooy?
He also plays in weaker league, much much better team, plays only stiker position and is better player, what's there to wonder about his goalscoring exploits?
Saha was bought as a starter, player who was entering his prime years while Larsson was brought on loan as a short term (10 matches like) solution.
Ibrahimović is neither in his prime years, not he'll expect to play some matches, really don't see any sense whatsoever in this possible transfer.
And Tevez was brought in after. You can't go into a season with 1 striker, it's just beyond stupidity and into something else. Especially when it's likely his best position probably isn't as a lone striker.
And so you agree, Ibra is better. So why would it make sense to pay Rooney (who we know isn't good enough anymore) another 3 years worth of wages when we could have a better player for one year?
Why would Ibra leave PSG? PSG are one of the top 4 best teams in the World.
Why would PSG want Ibra to leave? Ibra is one of the best strikers on the planet and top scorer in the French league.
Am I missing something?