The family man told the rags to sign Sanchez when he was 16, don’t you know!
He must really like his agent. If I was in that position (last big move) and I thought my agent was trying to gouge out an extra £5m and possibly hurting my chances of an ideal move, I'd sack the **** and hire a good solicitor to handle it.'Arsenal are demanding a fee of £35m for Sanchez while the player's agent Fernando Felicevich, previously dubbed ‘the king of South American football’ by Forbes magazine, is requesting a fee of £5m for facilitating the transfer.
Now it makes sense, as, predictably, does Mourinho's involvement.
hmmmmm
But Goal understands that while the club insist they are willing to walk away from a deal this month, potentially leaving United with a clear run, the Blues would rather find an agreement that suits all parties and sign the Chilean before the transfer window closes.
It's a great feeling, not to be arsed.
He must really like his agent. If I was in that position (last big move) and I thought my agent was trying to gouge out an extra £5m and possibly hurting my chances of an ideal move, I'd sack the **** and hire a good solicitor to handle it.
You see, this is where I am at odds with seemingly so many of my fellow blues.
We have won nothing yet and I still don't consider us home and hosed in the Premier League, much as the national consensus seems to think so.
The margins have been far tighter in the last couple months and could have gone the other way in the blink of an eye.
Sanchez gives us maximum insurance against further injury, a lack of cutting edge, further impacting the psyche of our rivals, both domestically and abroad.
I don't want the Moral Stance Cup, I want the real stuff and Sanchez coming this month could guarantee the difference.
Put it this way, Sanchez in United's team would certainly get them closer to us before the season ends.
Its doable no matter the circumstances , but every now again you need angst and uncertainty or else you wither and lose all passion for everything.