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I think this Pogba to United saga will be over one way or another in 2 weeks.
I cant take another 2 weeks of this shit!
I think this Pogba to United saga will be over one way or another in 2 weeks.
Arsenal fan?
Not wanting your direct rival to sign one of the biggest talents and best midfielders in the world?
Thought it was pretty simple.
I think this Pogba to United saga will be over one way or another in 2 weeks.
I think this Pogba to United saga will be over one way or another by 31 August.
I think it's a mistake to pay a fee that is actually a fraction of your club's overall value on a midfielder who isn't even the finished article. A fantastic prospect.. but not the finished article. I can tell a lot of people in this thread don't watch him regularly.
As an Arsenal fan, I am aware that United will spend big this summer and have done already. That was obvious when Mourinho took over. If I'm being totally honest, I'd rather you spend all of it on a player like Pogba than on 3 players worth ~40m. Whether you choose to accept that or not is up to you.
You're right, but what that guy has said is probably right too. At the moment it's very likely that we'll sign him - however, if Madrid do enter the picture (and they might, we don't know) then it's likely they'll get him as apparently that's what Pogba would prefer. I'm wondering if we're still waiting simply because Pogba wants to see if Madrid will make an offer. Could be totally wrong though, we could just be taking our time with a deal that is definitely going to happenMeans absolutely nothing to me..
With his "things can change quickly" he manages to say something by don't saying something. If Madrid signs him tomorrow for example he can refer to his "As I've said things can change quickly" if we sign him he can say "I've always said United are in front".
What it means is that Real are still interested in the player, based on their manager's comments. But they are not ahead of us until they actually make a bid, or at least prepare one. So relax. Everyone is just going by the same comments that we've read.Means absolutely nothing to me..
With his "things can change quickly" he manages to say something by don't saying something. If Madrid signs him tomorrow for example he can refer to his "As I've said things can change quickly" if we sign him he can say "I've always said United are in front".
The problem is here with all these ITK, people have now started to turn against them staying they don't know jack BUT when the next transfer saga begins they will be quoting the same ITKs and have there cocks out! Until any deal is either tweeted by the official Utd account or on the official website I don't believe anything I read
The problem is that 40m players are the 10m players of two seasons ago. Look at City - 50m for Stones? United need to start spending their money properly and buying players that are of an elite level. Martial was a good start. He was crazy expensive for a teenager, but worth it. Now we're after Pogba. And we have to do what it takes to complete the deal. There are no three 40m pound players who could have the same influence on the team as Pogba.
Of course you would rather us spend it all on 3 good players rather than a top class player. It instantly improves our team, your rival.I think it's a mistake to pay a fee that is actually a fraction of your club's overall value on a midfielder who isn't even the finished article. A fantastic prospect.. but not the finished article. I can tell a lot of people in this thread don't watch him regularly.
As an Arsenal fan, I am aware that United will spend big this summer and have done already. That was obvious when Mourinho took over. If I'm being totally honest, I'd rather you spend all of it on a player like Pogba than on 3 players worth ~40m. Whether you choose to accept that or not is up to you.
Said recently that my belief is Pogba would prefer to join Madrid, and as long as the market is open, and Real are still 'interested', Pogba will not be in a rush to sign for us. All the 'they won't pay' etc - if they are telling him they are interested, that will probably be enough to stall and see. After all, worse case is he stays at Juve, which he apparently doesn't mind.
People keep talking about the size of the transfer fee being a problem as it will be so complicated, but it hasn't stopped Juve getting Higuan in a matter of days and his fee is nearly as much.
Juve might though, after spending €100m on Higuaín.Said recently that my belief is Pogba would prefer to join Madrid, and as long as the market is open, and Real are still 'interested', Pogba will not be in a rush to sign for us. All the 'they won't pay' etc - if they are telling him they are interested, that will probably be enough to stall and see. After all, worse case is he stays at Juve, which he apparently doesn't mind.
Most boring transfer 'saga' ever, if it could even be called that
Juve might though, after spending €100m on Higuaín.
You're talking as if we beg for money from our cash rich oil owners and spend big. This is the money we EARNED. We are one of the few teams in world football who are actually capable of doing that. Dont compare us to City. And City havent spent big? The feck have you been the past few years? Mangala - 36m, Otamendi - 40m, Sterling - 50m, KVD - 50m. Now Sane - 42m and looks it Stones - 50m. You're right they dont blow it all on one player but they spend more than any club in world football right now.There are very, very few teams that don't understand the value of money in world football right now. Pretty much United and City are the only two.
Of course you would rather us spend it all on 3 good players rather than a top class player. It instantly improves our team, your rival.
We've not put a dent in the amount of money we could potentially afford to spend this summer.
We need a top class midfielder, who can come in and instantly make a huge improvement - this has been the case for the best part of a decade.
One is available. We can afford to break the world record fee. It makes sense to do so, for United.
He lives in America and sounds like a gypsy from the movie Snatch. Can't understand why he has so many followers, he is a chancer.Exactly this. He lives in America, How is he going to know what Mourinho is thinking?
Then Mkhitaryan is worth what? 7.5m?
I disagree with your post completely. There are very, very few teams that don't understand the value of money in world football right now. Pretty much United and City are the only two. But even City haven't actually pulled the trigger on any ridiculous transfer fees so far - it's all just been speculation.
The Higuain to Juventus move shouldn't be quoted because
a) they are going to get a huge fee to subsidise the price from United.
b) they are directly weakening their biggest rival in the league and all but guaranteeing domestic dominance for the next 3 years in a transitional period where they have lost Pirlo, will lose Pogba etc..
This whole "no tweets from knobs" rule seems to be ignored for the most part.Looks legit
Looks legit
580 followers?![]()
Oh I'm totally serious.Come on. Are you serious? Surely you've heard about how complex these contracts are? It's not about scanning a barcode, then paying a fixed fee. There will be loads of back and forth on dozens of different clauses on contractual details between the two clubs, the player and his agent. Everything from timing of the installments of the transfee fee, to image right, performance-related bonuses, agents fees etc etc. And that's all after the two clubs have agreed on a fee!
True but they can exert some pressure to make up his mind one way or another. And on Madrid, too, not just Pogba himself.That's there problem. He has a contract, they can't force him to go anywhere.
So the next time you see someone take a shit on their car will you do the same to yours?I only posted it because someone posted it in the transfer tweets thread.
Congratulations on being voted Objective Poster of the Year by Irony Magazine.The Purist said:There are very, very few teams that don't understand the value of money in world football right now. Pretty much United and City are the only two. But even City haven't actually pulled the trigger on any ridiculous transfer fees so far - it's all just been speculation.
The Higuain to Juventus move shouldn't be quoted because
a) they are going to get a huge fee to subsidise the price from United.
b) they are directly weakening their biggest rival in the league and all but guaranteeing domestic dominance for the next 3 years in a transitional period where they have lost Pirlo, will lose Pogba etc..
Point is that Mkhi is a huge risk. He looks good but might not be great. He was in the last year of his contract and STILL cost 30m. Now try to find any three players in the world who could have the influence of Paul Pogba.
So the fact that all three players had railo as their agents meant nothing for us? We just chose the best players and they happened to have the same agent?
Yes. Bayern are the ones who have swooped in at the last moment and stolen our targets. Even Benatia was linked to us before he went to Bayern. Most of Madrid's signings were always destined to go there and we never had a chance. Maybe Varane is the only player we genuinely had a chance to sign but even then Madrid's interest in the player was known well before. But that doesn't mean anything as far as the Pogba transfer is concerned.
True but they can exert some pressure to make up his mind one way or another. And on Madrid, too, not just Pogba himself.