Burial. wrote: » Iheanacho to Leicester for 20m on a four year buy back deal supposedly done. Belter of a signing. City must be confident in landing another attacker.
martyos121 wrote: » Chelsea interested in signing Danny Drinkwater according to SSN. Sounded a bit daft to me at first but himself and Kante complimented each other beautifully when Leicester won the league, so he's a solid player to rotate into the side for Bakayoko and Fabregas.
Johner wrote: » Can't see it myself, he's signed to a long contract so Leicester would probably want more than £30million for him. I personally don't think he's good enough for us and would spend most of his time on the bench anyway.
pjohnson wrote: » He'd play about as much as Delph would at City. He'd be cheaper than Barkley/Oxlade-Chamberlain. If he wasn't HG he'd never get near ye. IF it happens its solely for quota reasons.
Johner wrote: » Iheanacho, Maguire and Iborra for just under £50m is great business by Leicester.
Rod Munch wrote: » Ineanacho looked a very tidy player any time I saw him, surprised more clubs weren't in for him and even more surprised at the fee. Cert for the fantasy football team.
GavRedKing wrote: » We have the minimum of 4 HG players anyway for the CL so we're ok. I'd say some, somewhere has decided with Matic leaving Chelsea need a CM (we do) and they've just pulled Drinkwater from their arse.
blueser wrote: » Personally, I wouldn't have let Kel go until we had a replacement nailed down with his signature on a contract. We saw what happened with Alves a few weeks back. Nailed on, done deal, on his way. Only he wasn't. As you said, Pep and Txiki must be pretty confident. If the worse happens, stick John Stones upfront; he's suddenly lethal!
titan18 wrote: » With Aguero and Jesus, do you really need someone else up front, and if worst comes to worst, KDB and Sterling can play there. There's also Bony :pac:
astradave wrote: » in Midfield ye have Kante, Bakayoko, Fabregas.. I feel I'm missing someone, am i? if not that is very short to compete in all the comps
emmetkenny wrote: » I thought United wanted the guy from Monaco as first choice? Fabhino I think. Or am I getting mixed up?
Andersonisgod wrote: » Man who likes tall men signs tall man. Not much else to chat about really.
inforfun wrote: » So that will be a midfield of Fellaini, Matic, Pogba against other title contenders? Not pretty but i guess it will get the 0-0's Mourinho wants in those matches.
inforfun wrote: » Yeah, can add him too. I like him. Too bad he doesnt play for a manager who wants to play football more often. Now dont get me wrong, if a job needs to be done, it doesnt matter how it is done, as long as its done. And i am mostly referring to the EL final. Those who i dont mention from Amsterdam wouldnt have shut up till 2023 if Mourinho hadnt beat them.
M!Ck^ wrote: » Too much wrong with this statement IMO!
Giggsy11 wrote: » Oh btw since you post so much nonsense and most of the time have your head in your arse, here is some signings made by your beloved Pep and Conte. Morata - 6.2 feet Bakayoko - 6.1 feet Rudiger - 6.3 feet Ederson - 6.2 feet Mendy - 6.1 feet Danilo - 6.0 feet Walker - 6 feet Only Bernardo Silva is less than 6 feet.
Andersonisgod wrote: » Fun fact, if Man Utd win the Premier League this season they will be the tallest team in history to do so. Likewise if they win the Champions League they will be the tallest team ever to do so. As Mourinho has gotten older his ideals have become more extreme to the point where Maroune Fellaini is a player he adores and puts on a pedastal. In short (jokes), the Matic signing is typical Mourinho and fits how Mourinho wants to play.
Arsenal’s plans for a summer clear-out have been ‘delayed’ by players ‘refusing to take pay cuts’. The Gunners have sold just one player so far this summer, with goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny departing for Juventus in a £10million deal. Szczesny is the only player to have left for a fee, with the club looking to offload a number of others. Jack Wilshere, David Ospina, Kieran Gibbs, Carl Jenkinson, Lucas Perez, Calum Chambers and Mathieu Debuchy have all been ‘deemed surplus to requirements’ by Arsene Wenger, and are free to leave, according to the Daily Mail. But the north Londoners have encountered a problem in that their unwanted stars are on relatively high wages. Potential buyers, with Watford, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Galatasaray and Sampdoria among those linked with the above septet, are ‘reluctant’ to match the current figures the players are paid. ‘Arsenal stand to slash £19million off their annual wage bill if they can secure deals for their players,’ and they are hoping to free up funds for at least one more signing. The club may have to lower their asking prices as a result, with any potential windfall likely to be used in a move for Monaco winger Thomas Lemar.
Giggsy11 wrote: » Fun fact: That's the most useless stat I have ever read, that's says something as I read so many of your facts/posts. Another fun fact, there are 11 players who played more mins than him and Herrera played 3rd most highest mins, so whether he adores or hates, Herrera plays more than Fellaini. Blind played more mins than Darmian Rojo and Bailly played more than Smalling Valencia who is shorter than Darmian played more mins than any defender. Yeah, you can take your fun fact and shove it.
Andersonisgod wrote: » Oops I've posted nonsense again.
Giggsy11 wrote: » FYP
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