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.
Having elbowed a French copper, I'd say there's a strong chance he'll be denied a work permit.
I think he is talking about Coutinho
I've heard something like £20m being banded about, not sure how accurate that is though.
The outcome of the appeal is unlikely to change I've heard. So he'll off to the pokey for 2 months and therefore will never be allowed to enter Britain again. I mean maybe the judge can spare him if he tells him that he's getting the feck outta France thus never cause trouble there again.
17million quid. A fecking steal but it's not happening.
Fellaini's been elbowing people for years and he's allowed in the country.
Another idiot.
You´ll never get respect at Chelsea once that loaning crap has started. Refuse, run down/sell, leave. Solanke already has a completely different standing at Liverpool, cause he is their player. No top club has an incentive to invest into a Chelsea loan player. You either trust a player like United did with Rashford, play and develop, or you´ll be a loan bitch for the rest of your career. When has a player ever returned from a loan and become a huge part of the mother club? Look at Morata. Look at DeBruyne. They did well at a high level and did it matter? Nope. Players like Abraham are fools, if they think Chelsea will ever give them a chance, because they score goals for England, Bristol and Swansea. You need to cut all ties.
So Pašalić, another player ruined?
Welbeck, Beckham, and Defoe come to mind as players who returned to their clubs as important 1st team players after a loan
EDIT: Actually, the most obvious example is a Chelsea player - Courtois who was on loan at Atletico for 3 years
Fantastic
While the bids are being rejected (and good on Liverpool for doing that) surely this will unsettle Coutinho? Brazilian lad will want to play for one of the top two in Spain. Probably has a bunch of Portuguese/Spanish-speaking friends.
Barcelona are barking up the wrong tree here.
Liverpool were JUST denied their number one transfer target for the summer by a steadfast non-selling club, why on earth are they going to buck such a trend for the benefit of Barcelona?
He's gone man. Once Spanish clubs come calling for one of the Brazilian/Argentinian players - they gone baby, gone.
I thought he was joining FC Sochaux-Montbéliard which was surprising, had to double-check the twitter account.
He's not worth 100mil even in this mental market.
Too bad we can't sell them Rooney anymore.
As much as I'd want us to so it's a shame.
Barcelona obviously need Coutinho to force this move through, unless they bid crazy money that Liverpool won't reject. Liverpool won't be able to attract a player of a similar ability or standing and we already know they are deplorable at reinvesting transfer fees they receive for their star players, e.g. Suarez money, Torres money.
Liverpool is never a superpower they're weak as piss
they're weak as pissMonkey hands will boil gallons of scouse piss with that one.
Probably because Coutinho will be desperate for a move and will start playing potentially damaging tricks to get the move otherwise?
It's not much of a decision, stay at Liverpool hoping to scuff into the top 4 again, or go to one of the few real consistent super powers of the last decade.
Sterling was causing a monumental stink and fell out with the manager which Coutinho isn't doing.
Is it just me or is a move to PSG from Barcelona a step down in a career.
Accidentally and in the chest. The cop missed a day of work and probably only because his employment contract said he had to stay home that day.
He will want to go but not in a million years will Coutinho play dirty tricks to engineer it - all consensus seems to be that he's a genuine humble guy who feels extremely grateful to Liverpool for helping him develop to his current level. Besides, he is 25 and has nothing to lose by showing off in the Champions League for Liverpool and at the World Cup, at which time Barcelona (and whoever else) will be even more desperate for him.