Alexis Sanchez

[Munster3]

Price?

Not sure what his current deal length is. Finger in the air says £30m?

 

[Silvas' left eyebrow]

Ouch .........too low level. Poor gunners

 

[colesy]

Alexis was born 19. december 1988.

I was commenting on Vardy being too old at 31.

However it is interesting to see the mood change on this thread tonight/today wherever you are.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

58% pass completion, so 2 in every 5 passes is going straight to the opposition. Also notice his 4 shots without scoring in a big game on Saturday, something we criticise Kun for. Sounds just what Pep's looking for.

Okazaki...just...dear God.

Maguire, as I showed in another thread, not on the level of Umtiti, Koulibaly etc. but he's not Jonny Evans, so if we sold say Delph and had a free nation trained spot for the CL, he'd be tolerable. In place of a foreign spot? not for me, wasting foreign spots is criminal.

At least Messi, you know, can play the way Pep likes...slightly different situation and not very comparable to Leicester, don't you think?

I couldn't give a shit about poor pass completion when it comes to my main striker, that simply indicates someone with their back to goal or too deep in the first place, which is why I have some sympathy for Sergio, as he doesn't have the pace to get back in and is out of position when he next receives the ball, same goes for his poor press.

My argument for Vardy was to simply share the load right now for Sergio. He plays on the last man and is made to measure for Dave and KDB to be slipping him in down the sides.

 

[CITYROBBO]

Jamie Fucking Vardy no thanks. He is suited to a smaller club in Leicester city, not the direction we are heading.

 

[mat]

the kaka thread dwarfs this one

That went almost biblical with the wailing and gnashing of teeth.

 

[Academica]

the kaka thread dwarfs this one

And we all know how that ended

 

[bagger69]

Manchester United have given a huge boost to fierce rivals Man City in their pursuit of Alexis Sanchez, according to a report.

The two Manchester sides are involved in a tense January transfer saga as they both contemplate a move for the Arsenal forward.

And according to Chilean paper El Mercurio the Blues might have been given an advantage with United’s proposed offer facing an unexpected hurdle.

United had proposed a deal which would have seen midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan move to Arsenal.

However the Reds look to have been given a setback after the Armenian reportedly dismissed the move because Arsenal are too ‘low level’ to match his ambitions.

Fookin lol Mickeyterryann fits right in with that shower of ****s at the swamp

 

[mancity1]

Go support Leicester?

Shall I support Barcelona too because I quite like the look of that Messi lad.

Vardy's link-up play could be a major surprise, because he already likes to give and go, which would certainly suit some of our passing in behind from the No.10 positions.

Okazaki is a title winner and a Duracell bunny to boot, with sound technique. Fernandinho needs help right now.

I see you didn't rubbish Maguire ;)

I like Okazaki , like him a lot , fantastic work ethic and has a body that doesn't stop.

Cost Leicester 7 mill and worth a lot more now despite his age.

His recovery from injuries is second to none and he doesn't get injured often.

Compare that to Delph for one.

 

[wattle]

Hold on a minute..... Sanchez is free to talk to FOREIGN clubs at the moment, not English ones. If United have offered 400,000, 300,000 or 10p, how are they allowed to negotiate with Sanchez without tapping him up illegally? Unless Arsenal have given him permission which might have happened yesterday. If so it should have just been an initial meeting to discuss personal terms, which any agent would do so. So it sounds to me that United asked to speak to him, Arsenal said yes, they went to meet yesterday, and United offered him terms. That doesn't equate to "it's over/ all done and dusted". It's just an offer that Sanchez and his team with now use to barter with City. How can a player who is desperate to play for a club/manager - and has for 12 months - suddenly decide in 12/24 hours that he wants to to play for that teams most hated rivals and for that managers most hated enemy. It just doesn't add up. I don't think anyone really has a scooby whats really going on - not Tolm, not Sam Lee, and deffo no Richard fuckin Keys. I'm more inclined to listen more to this Martinez fella who keeps giving us the team early lol. My personal view for what it's worth is if he's desperate to come here he'll agree our terms, and if he wants the money he'll wait til the summer and then choose who he wants.