GDaly95
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I don't think we'll get him, but I can't believe that report doesn't give a reason as to why its off.
Would be satisfied with that.Imagine after all this we do actually sign de Jong.
MEN did the exact same.Good digging. Pathetic u-turn in the space of a day.
No one has a clue what's happening.
I may shed a tear or twoImagine after all this we do actually sign de Jong.
Then we could have the Fellaini - De Jong dream team in midfield.Would be satisfied with that.
I wasn't being serious. It was 1/6 earlier. They suspended betting yesterday.Sky Bet just do that to get publicity.
I wasn't being serious.People who cite odds as proof something is happening are idiots. Bookies merely shift prices depending on where the money is going. Rumours of Vidal going to United = people betting on it = bookies shortening the price. It doesn't mean they're saying it's getting more likely to happen, they're simply covering their liability, just in case it does happen.
I have a feeling it will happen tonight.
Ok, cheers. I'm willing to believe that's how the things stand.I think there is enough there to suggest our interest is real, however nothing significant is there to suggest the deal is happening/is close. I think the correct status is something along the lines of interested and made contact.
Nope, you'll still be a virgin tomorrow.
I know we have been blacklisting some twittards, but really, nothing of value would be lost if we do the same with Daily Mail.
Their article is composed of "the deal is off" and wall of pictures and videos.
I wasn't being serious.
You saw what De Jong showcased at he World Cup.Then we could have the Fellaini - De Jong dream team in midfield.
From the mail? Say it ain't so.So they wrote the first article on pure twitter rumours. Then seen what Ducker (normally very good on United transfers) said on the matter, back tracked and created that pile of crap article. It just screams lazy journalism to me.
When I see an article from the Daily Mail saying we've agreed a deal I think it's bullshit.
When I see an article from the Daily Mail saying it's off, I panic.
I'd say I'm going to stop reading their click bait as it's lose lose, but it'd be a lie![]()
It ain't so my friend.From the mail? Say it ain't so.
What? Have you read it? It says absolutely nothing. It's almost the same as their article earlier, by the same writer, saying it's on. Right down to the pictures. They've just changed the headline and added in "the deal is off the table". It even has the same bits about him deciding his future when he comes back from holiday.That sounds pretty conclusive in fairness