bucketybuck wrote: » I see some very inflammatory comments by Bales agent today, I doubt they will endear him to the Madrid fans. While I wouldn't like to spend $100m+ on a soon to be 30 year old, I do hope as well that we aren't sitting here in the summer watching him go to Juve or Bayern for some cut price fee and wondering how they can get bargains like that.
DARK-KNIGHT wrote: » Ah you're almost glad he picked up an injury? Doesn't matter what his form is like wouldn't wish him injured
[Deleted User] wrote: » Yeah but I think bangkok's point was that he said earlier in the season "People will be surprised with Dalot" and the reaction to that post was...loud. Shove your genuine answer Jayo ya swot
Bleating Lamb wrote: » Most fans agree that RW is an area of the pitch that Utd have poor options for.Can’t help but think that Zaha could be worth a second chance.Has superb close ball control,is a 10 goal a season man in a mid table side,is physically imposing and is 26 years of age now....coming into his best years. People will probably say that he was a flop in his first spell at Utd but bear in mind he was a young immature player who picked up a few niggling injuries while there. Were he to return Utd would be getting a hardened Premier League performer used to getting kicked around the place as the main Star for Palace. As compared to signing a player from abroad who would have to settle in which could take time ala Fred this season.
Bleating Lamb wrote: » Most fans agree that RW is an area of the pitch that Utd have poor options for.Can’t help but think that Zaha could be worth a second chance.Has superb close ball control,is a 10 goal a season man in a mid table side,is physically imposing and is 26 years of age now....coming into his best years. People will probably say that he was a flop in his first spell at Utd but bear in mind he was a young immature player who picked up a few niggling injuries while there who had the pressure of a huge fee on his head. Were he to return Utd would be getting a hardened Premier League performer used to getting kicked around the place as the main Star for Palace. As compared to signing a player from abroad who would have to settle in which could take time ala Fred this season.
brinty wrote: » We don't need a right winger, there's no such thing in modern football, the days of a Giggs or Beckham running down to the byline and whipping in crosses are done and dusted. Can people please stop focusing on it. Your full backs now provide width on the pitch and the wide players in the front three move inside to let them get up the line. Please move with the modem game folks and stop crying out for a player in a position which doesn't exist. Crikey it didn't exist when we'd Ronaldo in the team so lets just move along. When Fergie had Ronaldo in the team he was able to move about as are all modem wider forward players. A RW reappeared with Valencia but even as Fergie ended Valencia wasn't playing as a right winger. The right/left winger is dead and buried, move on, nothing to see here anymore
Out of interest I checked out the journalist who wrote the big exclusive on United being prepared to pay £100m+ for Sancho. The journalist, Adrian Kajumba, has good ties to Sancho and his representatives and has had for some time. He's gotten multiple interviews with him whilst in Germany (an example from a year ago, there's been more since then), was the first to report Dortmund's initial interest in Jadon and then the first to report of an agreement for him to move to Germany. A quick check of his twitter and a consequent search of him reporting frequently on Sancho would lead one to the conclusion that this is actually a rather serious report, and source, on a massive transfer story. It's easy to brush this story aside as usual Daily Mirror guff, but I think it's far from that. I'd expect rumours of Sancho to United to get more and more intense as the summer draws nearer, it makes perfect sense and hopefully it comes off.
Lord TSC wrote: » Actually, speaking of RW, I'm stealing this post from Reddit.
MrMac84 wrote: » Sancho and Kodibaly would be a great start. Someone like Kante too
PhlegmyMoses wrote: » I have not seen much of Sancho so my opinion can be disregarded, but 100m for a teenager seems a massive risk.
IamtheWalrus wrote: » Does Ole have the pull to get the big ones in? I'm hoping money and club resurgence are enough.
jayo26 wrote: » A greener don't need another player that is left sides or central but.can play right we need a proper right sided player.
GSPfan wrote: If we’re going to spend Pogba money on a defender id rather Harry Maguire. Great in the air and proven in the league. Yeah he’s over priced but I don’t think Koulibaly is a smart move.