Theres probably more truth in that than you actually think, IMO.
Lol, I don't think Sanchez is that Machiavellian. Sounds desperate to me.
Theres probably more truth in that than you actually think, IMO.
Only one thing I don’t get in all this. Is that if Sanchez was so money oriented then surely he would wait til the summer and pocket any proposer transfer fee as well as the wage. If it were me and money was the motivation I would be happy on my £100k I’m getting at arsenal knowing I’m getting a mega pay day in 6 months.
Not like he is on the breadline and needs it immediately. He is effectively passing up £20/30m for the sake of 6 months.
Is it not the opposite? If Wenger says it is Sanchez' choice then does that mean they will accept the offer from whichever club he chooses irrespective of monetary difference?So why did Wegner say what he did yesterday? If our offer to Arsenal was unacceptable v United's it was NOT Sanchez's decision where he went - was it?
Perhaps he just chose the wrong words but he has lived here long enough to have good English.
I think they'll have to reassess this admirable stance though. Thankfully Pep's ability to improve the exceptional players we already have, is the reason for our incredible season so far, but sooner or later (preferably now) we need new players of a high calibre. Unfortunately "greed" (or market system) isn't going to go away. As much as we'd like to think so - playing for City isn't a vocation.And City have decided to "shut up" and not get fleeced by greedy twats.
Well done to them.
Stu Brennan reporting the deal is not yet dead.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ansfer-news/man-utd-sanchez-man-city-14156429
Stu Brennan reporting the deal is not yet dead.
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ansfer-news/man-utd-sanchez-man-city-14156429
It was his choice whether to go or not. If he turned down the rag offer, Arsenal either accept ours or he stays there, hence, it is Sanchez's decision.