Martin(6)Buchan
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Play him our CL match and have him cup tied then see if Madrid want him.
Bit harsh, he is honouring his contract. He has no obligation to renew. United should have taken precaution at the 2 year stage. Still think the Pedro and Ronaldo way is the way forward. Get the player to sign with an agreement - that if a certain price is matched by another club they can go at that price. They get the benefit of having more money, guarantee of a contract and United get a consistent squad that they can plan with. If they don't sign, then actively sell or take the hit - and don't complain.Of course he wants to play. If United are determined to hold on to him unless Madrid meet the asking price, De Gea has a choice between playing for the reserves or the first team next season. Which is he likely to choose?
The question is, should we allow him to play first team football, and then walk away for nothing, without paying a penalty of any kind for costing the club £30M in transfer fees.
I'd institute a simple policy - any player who goes into the last year of his contract after refusing to renew is automatically sent to the reserves.
I'd institute a simple policy - any player who goes into the last year of his contract after refusing to renew is automatically sent to the reserves.
Hope this means he's back in the team for Villa, Romero looks dodge to me
You probably can.You cant send your best player to the reserves.
It's not such a sure thing - De Gea may blame United for the move not going through and we may suffer from poor performances from him during the season. The club have already said he showed a lack of motivation in the build-up to SpursTelegraph now saying we are expecting him to stay, and this is by a country mile is the best outcome if it happens, not only will we have a top keeper still, we will also not sign Cillessen, and hopefully will have differnt keeper targets next summer if DDG hasn't signed a new deal by then.
It's not such a sure thing - De Gea may blame United for the move not going through and we may suffer from poor performances from him during the season. The club have already said he showed a lack of motivation in the build-up to Spurs
Schmeichel doesn't half talk some nonsense about if he wants to go let him, and let Man Utd move on, whist ignoring the fact that RM simply haven't bid enough for him.
£20 million is an insult and RM know that, seems fairly clear to me that they just don't want him enough.
Everyone perceives things differently.I struggle to see how he can blame us? We set a price and it's up to the buying club to pay it.
That's how it works for us, if we don't want to pay the price we don't get the player, Otamendi springs to mind, he has no right to be angry with Valencia for not budging on their price and neither does DDG, if he can't handle it he sits in the stands for a season and watches his immediate career go up in smoke.
Otamendi signed a release clause, something that allow the player to leave if he wishes. Imagine that Athletic had asked 60m€ for Herrera, the player would be caught in Bilbao without any chance to leave. It´s a contract, not a blood covenant, however what can do a player in UK without release clause? I think that according to the prices in market will be more and more common to provoke a transfer for refusing to renewI struggle to see how he can blame us? We set a price and it's up to the buying club to pay it.
That's how it works for us, if we don't want to pay the price we don't get the player, Otamendi springs to mind, he has no right to be angry with Valencia for not budging on their price and neither does DDG, if he can't handle it he sits in the stands for a season and watches his immediate career go up in smoke.
Everyone perceives things differently.
He might think the club were unreasonable or felt there was an understanding between himself and management that he would leave for Real at some point. 'It's just business' doesn't always cut it with players.
Hopefully, LVG will be stubborn and will tell Woodward that we need DDG this season, no matter what and that under no circumstances must he leave, cuz I have a feeling that Woodward is ready to submit to Madrid's pressure. LVG needs to stand by and provide him with moral support, because when dealing with such large sums of money, most men can get nervous.
Same guy who brought the two bigges commercial deals in the history of the football, and who apparently was the brain behind the biggest purchase in the history of football panicking and shaking under pressureI almost spat out my coffee at this comment.
The imagery of Woodward sat at his desk, shaking, panicking, whaling, with his finger hovering over the 'accept' button. And then van Gaal with his arms round him, proping him up, telling him to stay strong.
Over a relative pittance.Same guy who brought the two bigges commercial deals in the history of the football, and who apparently was the brain behind the biggest purchase in the history of football panicking and shaking under pressure![]()
an insult, I think that United is upset because paid too much for Di María and wants to pay Madrid with its own medicine.I am starting to think that you are right and he will stay...
Otamendi signed a release clause, something that allow the player to leave if he wishes. Imagine that Athletic had asked 60m€ for Herrera, the player would be caught in Bilbao without any chance to leave. It´s a contract, not a blood covenant, however what can do a player in UK without release clause? I think that according to the prices in market will be more and more common to provoke a transfer for refusing to renew
No doubt He is a great goalkeeper , but a great goalkeeper who will be free in a year. The amount you want is paid for players with long contracts . I don´t think Navas is worse than Stergen or Bravo besides Madrid has bigger problems to solve to end the hegemony of BarcelonaGlad you're finally seeing sense that United mean it.
£20 million is an insult all day long, you can laugh all you want but it doesn't change this fact, it's sad that RM don't see keepers as that important, if did then maybe you would value his guy properly, if you had him he could truly be the difference between winning La Liga or losing it to Barca again, as he was for us finishing 4 th over 5 th last season.
Schmeichel doesn't half talk some nonsense about if he wants to go let him, and let Man Utd move on, whist ignoring the fact that RM simply haven't bid enough for him.
£20 million is an insult and RM know that, seems fairly clear to me that they just don't want him enough.
That´s right but I think that is not fair a system with unbreakable contracts. Anyway United is keeping its stance. I thought that It would be "bending the knee" (I don´t know how is in english) at this point.The point I'm making is if Valencia deem a player like Otamendi worthy of 50 million euros me stick by it then that's fair enough no one can complain, if United deem DDG worthy of a price of £35 million and stick by it then we have every right to do so without the player, or bidding club feeling hard done by.
No doubt He is a great goalkeeper , but a great goalkeeper who will be free in a year. The amount you want is paid for players with long contracts . I don´t think Navas is worse than Stergen or Bravo besides Madrid has bigger problems to solve to end the hegemony of Barcelona
That´s right but I think that is not fair a system with unbreakable contracts. Anyway United is keeping its stance. I thought that It would be "bending the knee" (I don´t know how is in english) at this point.
Agree.No doubt He is a great goalkeeper , but a great goalkeeper who will be free in a year. The amount you want is paid for players with long contracts . I don´t think Navas is worse than Stergen or Bravo besides Madrid has bigger problems to solve to end the hegemony of Barcelona
That´s right but I think that is not fair a system with unbreakable contracts. Anyway United is keeping its stance. I thought that It would be "bending the knee" (I don´t know how is in english) at this point.
How could that be the case though, we bought DDG nurtured him, and stuck by him when he was dodgy, thus giving him the platform to become one of the best keepers out there, and how does he repay us? He runs his contract down so he can go 'home'.
Are we just supposed to pat him on the back and say go on then Dave we understand, we'll let you have everything on your terms, yes Dave we'll make your transfer to your dream club as pain free as possible for you, and just take whatever they want to pay.
No we don't, as far as i'm concerned DDG has shafted us, and Madrid are trying to shaft us, and I don't like it at all.
That is ridiculously illogical. Either sell a player or play him and lose him on a free. The club is a business- it will not forego millions of pounds simply out of spite, nor should it do so.I'd institute a simple policy - any player who goes into the last year of his contract after refusing to renew is automatically sent to the reserves.
You're probably right. I think the other day you named the signing of Danilo . Strange to pay so much for him and then be so stingy with De Gea . I guess it's some kind of power struggle between clubs, a hard stance for involving Ramos or perhaps . De Gea certainly would be helpful to feel less the difference between the MSN and the BBCAgree.
But Madrid isn't as strong as Barca in other departments, and so needs every weapon it can have in order to beat Barca. Getting a keeper superior to what it has (and what Barca have) would be a right step.
Seriously, is there a department (realistically speaking) that Madrid can improve more than the goalkeeper. If no, then why not spend big money there instead of getting players which will improve the team less than De Gea?
I'm not sure about that. If Madrid get him on a free, de Gea and Mendes would probably be able to negotiate a higher signing-on bonus and agent bonus.If it stays this way, I'm happy with the outcome. We retain our best player (for two years running) for another year, hopefully getting us a proper shot at the title. That's worth much more than 20mil. De Gea gets his dream move next year, means he might be able to bargain for better wages too. Real didn't want to pay over the odds, so they'll wait another year and sign him for free.
The one with egg on the face is Mendes. Probably mis-advised his client and pissed off the missus, so I hope he loses at least half his cut. He'll just have to live with making an obscene amount of money, rather than an even more obscene amount of money. Take that, Jorge!
It would definitely be a very successful thread, who do you mean with fanboys darlings? Cristiano, James, Isco, Kroos, etc? .What players we got thanks to the historical heritage and were used as workhorse? I guess that you mean Di María? who else?.Ozil case was totally different. Only 50m euros on average? I would like that you were right but I think that the club spent much more.Di María was an exception because in the past they sold very bad. They were not dump like shit. Di María had 3 good seasons and a final season playing in a extraordinary level. The club paid 30 and got 75 in return, a player that was demanding more money every 6 months, and of course they have to sell, we don´t have a sheikh to buy whatever we want, actually the board is responsible of the losses.Other players are sold because they are not good enough for the requirements. Probably Benzema or Cristiano could stay in the club until they are 35, but eventually the club will realize that we have seen the best of them and will be sold, I don´t know where is the problem.if you look at their business model over the last 10+ years time in details, they've only splashed big cash on fanboys' darlings only. and they only signed some good footballers in a relative cheap price by using their historical heritage and used them as workhorse to win them trophies only. once the purpose is done they would dump them like shit much earlier before their market value dropped significantly.
there once was an article to trace back what they had done over the last 10+ years time. as long as they could manage to win the champions league once in every 10 years time, they could manage to just spend in net of no more than 50m euros on average per season over the period.
i've been long thinking about to create a new thread about "the real circus". just thought this could be a bit provoking. but maybe this is about the right time to do it