Yes, because that's what objective journalism needs. How things feel. Apparently, this guy knows how both Ronaldo and his camp feel. Maybe he should be sooth-saying and not Tweeting.
Transfer Tweets - Summer 2017 | Keep it on topic
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Yes, because that's what objective journalism needs. How things feel. Apparently, this guy knows how both Ronaldo and his camp feel. Maybe he should be sooth-saying and not Tweeting.
Harsh bro.
when Chelsea was being linked to Stones I always said that he was basically an English Jonny Evans. I actually now come to realise that was harsh on Evans.
Had a feeling something would emerge regarding Ronaldo after his red card and 5 match ban.
We should be in to bring CR7 home at literally any price.
No tax issues there.
Ronaldo coming in from the left would be just the ticket. Sadly it will never happen.
If I worked for Tesco for 10 years, and sainsbury's came along offering me a massive wage increase, and the ability to work with a load of top notch retail experts. I'd not even flinch while signing for sainsbury's
West Brom losing Fletcher and Evans would be poor business from them, they'll be in the relegation scrap for sure. There was even talk of Chadli moving who improved them last season.
If this happens expect the french league to have a few years of marquee signings
where is this monaco talk coming from with ronaldo?
If city came along and offered you some money to support them now, will you do it? That's a better analogy than your supermarket story.
That's a shit analogy because Johnny Evans is an ex employee of United, not a United supporter.
not really the same though is it.
They aren't asking him to support them. They are asking him to work for them.
Plenty of people turn up to work to earn the cash, and nothing else. City have plenty of experience of mercenaries
My opinion was based on Evans being a boyhood fan who basically grew into the club, won titles and went away when he was told he was surplus to requirement.
If he were to end up at another club, which seems quite implausible, I think that would be PSG
Heh, if he wants to go, PSG is a good destination for us. Prevent them from getting Mbappé. Still, at this point it's late, unless juve can be convinced to sell dybala, he'll have to give us one more seasonIf he were to end up at another club, which seems quite implausible, I think that would be PSG
What or who constitutes the "Ronaldo Camp" apart from Ronaldo himself?
I read it as Ronaldo is camp
That doesn't really matter in current football world, though. If Jonny had a chance of going to City he'll definitely take it, because no brainer to play for a top team that can win the league instead of a midtable club no one cares much about. We let him go so why should he refuse to join them ? What you're saying aren't applicable anymore in the current football era.
And that's the reason, too, I think our fans shouldn't be feeling gutted much about seeing him in City shirt if this goes through.
18 million is kind of a slap in the face for Johnny Evans.
City is offering 50m at almost every defender in the league, why on earth would WBA accept a measly 18 million.
City is offering 50m at almost every defender in the league, why on earth would WBA accept a measly 18 million.
I wonder what those bids were. Given that he is very hard for WBA to replace, I reckon they'd at least want 20m for (despite his age).
Edit: He's actually just 29. They might get 25m for him...
His loss. We are looking like and extremely good project that will only get better. Exciting times coming and at this stage of his career, he has the chance to move up.
What should look to get 30 million for Evans.
Helps that he was their sole set piece guy, while Zlatan was our main focus, hence him taking the majority of the goals and free kicks.
Maybe, I guess, but I just don't have much time for speculative tweets.
He has two years left, with the hole it will leave WBA they will want £25m+
Think it's down to Inter wanting more than we're willing to pay rather than Perisic choosing to stay.
Looks like he wants to be the centre of the world again with Neymar being now the most expensive player in the world...