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Gareth Bale
- Thread starter Mike D
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MSP
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alky313 said:DaveTheYids son??
Dave was funny, this one is mental.
MSP said:alky313 said:DaveTheYids son??
Dave was funny, this one is mental.
Sometime the apple rots when it falls from the tree.
Mike D said:If there is one player that we could sign right now that would make the whole thing fit together it would be Bale. He has everything pace skill and the ability to break down the opposition with his wing play he is the man. You can stick your Falcao's your Cavani's, Villa's, Bale is the man we need.
Yeah, and I was saying this 2yrs ago - told i know nothing about football on here for suggesting we get in quick with a 50m offer last summer instead of the shite we did buy - Too late now................
ANY1aBLUE said:Mike D said:If there is one player that we could sign right now that would make the whole thing fit together it would be Bale. He has everything pace skill and the ability to break down the opposition with his wing play he is the man. You can stick your Falcao's your Cavani's, Villa's, Bale is the man we need.
Yeah, and I was saying this 2yrs ago - told i know nothing about football on here for suggesting we get in quick with a 50m offer last summer instead of the shite we did buy - Too late now................
It's funny how you go around repeating this like it makes you correct. If we bought him for 50m last summer we would have been complete fools. He wasn't worth anything near 50m last summer and spending that much on him this summer would be fairly ridiculous as well.
decmancity
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And you were told why would we spend 50m on a player who our manager doesn't want or won't utilize because our team plays differently to the spuds.ANY1aBLUE said:Mike D said:If there is one player that we could sign right now that would make the whole thing fit together it would be Bale. He has everything pace skill and the ability to break down the opposition with his wing play he is the man. You can stick your Falcao's your Cavani's, Villa's, Bale is the man we need.
Yeah, and I was saying this 2yrs ago - told i know nothing about football on here for suggesting we get in quick with a 50m offer last summer instead of the shite we did buy - Too late now................
EricBrooksGhost
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I miss DaveMSP said:alky313 said:DaveTheYids son??
Dave was funny, this one is mental.
BlueMo'
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The thought of swelling spurs coffers with 50m+ makes me shudder.
I'd much prefer some other club to be shafted well and truly by Levy.
I'd much prefer some other club to be shafted well and truly by Levy.
dont know why utd even bothered as if they could actually afford him:
Manchester United stunned by £70m Bale asking price
EXCLUSIVE
By Greg Stobart
Manchester United have made an enquiry for Gareth Bale but have been stunned by Tottenham’s £70 million asking price, Goal.com can reveal.
United chief executive David Gill has approached Spurs chairman Daniel Levy about a deal for Bale, only to be told the 23-year-old would command a near-world record fee if the Londoners were to sell him to a Premier League rival.
Tottenham are instead focussing on talks with Bale's advisors over a new five-year contract worth £150,000-a-week, which would shatter the club’s wage structure. The Welshman has been rewarded for his rise to stardom with new deals in each of the last three years.
As Goal.com revealed last week, Bale has told friends he is ready to reject a big summer move if Spurs clinch a place in the Champions League.
Bale has also attracted interest from Real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich with his stunning displays this season, having scored 21 goals for Spurs in all competitions.
He has previously expressed an interest in playing abroad and Real Madrid remain favourites to sign him - but they might have to wait until 2014 at the earliest to land their man.
Tottenham are increasingly confident of holding on to Bale for at least one more season and that is reflected in the price quoted to United, with bids below £50m likely to be dismissed out of hand.
Bale was a guest at United’s home defeat by Real Madrid in the Champions League last 16 earlier this month, but he will not push for a move away from White Hart Lane.
United’s interest in Bale again raises questions over the future of Wayne Rooney, who Sir Alex Ferguson insists will stay at Old Trafford despite reports that the striker could be sold this summer.
The Red Devils appear to be in the market for a marquee signing this summer and have been exploring the possibility of re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid.
Ronaldo was sold to the Spanish giants in 2009 for a world record £80m fee but has so far refused to sign a new contract at the Santiago Bernabeu and has refused to rule out a return to Old Trafford.
why bother? u know levy is gonna stick it to you and they have no interest in selling him inside the league plus hes even said he wants to play abroad
Manchester United stunned by £70m Bale asking price
EXCLUSIVE
By Greg Stobart
Manchester United have made an enquiry for Gareth Bale but have been stunned by Tottenham’s £70 million asking price, Goal.com can reveal.
United chief executive David Gill has approached Spurs chairman Daniel Levy about a deal for Bale, only to be told the 23-year-old would command a near-world record fee if the Londoners were to sell him to a Premier League rival.
Tottenham are instead focussing on talks with Bale's advisors over a new five-year contract worth £150,000-a-week, which would shatter the club’s wage structure. The Welshman has been rewarded for his rise to stardom with new deals in each of the last three years.
As Goal.com revealed last week, Bale has told friends he is ready to reject a big summer move if Spurs clinch a place in the Champions League.
Bale has also attracted interest from Real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich with his stunning displays this season, having scored 21 goals for Spurs in all competitions.
He has previously expressed an interest in playing abroad and Real Madrid remain favourites to sign him - but they might have to wait until 2014 at the earliest to land their man.
Tottenham are increasingly confident of holding on to Bale for at least one more season and that is reflected in the price quoted to United, with bids below £50m likely to be dismissed out of hand.
Bale was a guest at United’s home defeat by Real Madrid in the Champions League last 16 earlier this month, but he will not push for a move away from White Hart Lane.
United’s interest in Bale again raises questions over the future of Wayne Rooney, who Sir Alex Ferguson insists will stay at Old Trafford despite reports that the striker could be sold this summer.
The Red Devils appear to be in the market for a marquee signing this summer and have been exploring the possibility of re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid.
Ronaldo was sold to the Spanish giants in 2009 for a world record £80m fee but has so far refused to sign a new contract at the Santiago Bernabeu and has refused to rule out a return to Old Trafford.
why bother? u know levy is gonna stick it to you and they have no interest in selling him inside the league plus hes even said he wants to play abroad
citytill1die84
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cmdub said:dont know why utd even bothered as if they could actually afford him:
Manchester United stunned by £70m Bale asking price
EXCLUSIVE
By Greg Stobart
Manchester United have made an enquiry for Gareth Bale but have been stunned by Tottenham’s £70 million asking price, Goal.com can reveal.
United chief executive David Gill has approached Spurs chairman Daniel Levy about a deal for Bale, only to be told the 23-year-old would command a near-world record fee if the Londoners were to sell him to a Premier League rival.
Tottenham are instead focussing on talks with Bale's advisors over a new five-year contract worth £150,000-a-week, which would shatter the club’s wage structure. The Welshman has been rewarded for his rise to stardom with new deals in each of the last three years.
As Goal.com revealed last week, Bale has told friends he is ready to reject a big summer move if Spurs clinch a place in the Champions League.
Bale has also attracted interest from Real Madrid, Manchester City and Bayern Munich with his stunning displays this season, having scored 21 goals for Spurs in all competitions.
He has previously expressed an interest in playing abroad and Real Madrid remain favourites to sign him - but they might have to wait until 2014 at the earliest to land their man.
Tottenham are increasingly confident of holding on to Bale for at least one more season and that is reflected in the price quoted to United, with bids below £50m likely to be dismissed out of hand.
Bale was a guest at United’s home defeat by Real Madrid in the Champions League last 16 earlier this month, but he will not push for a move away from White Hart Lane.
United’s interest in Bale again raises questions over the future of Wayne Rooney, who Sir Alex Ferguson insists will stay at Old Trafford despite reports that the striker could be sold this summer.
The Red Devils appear to be in the market for a marquee signing this summer and have been exploring the possibility of re-signing Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid.
Ronaldo was sold to the Spanish giants in 2009 for a world record £80m fee but has so far refused to sign a new contract at the Santiago Bernabeu and has refused to rule out a return to Old Trafford.
why bother? u know levy is gonna stick it to you and they have no interest in selling him inside the league plus hes even said he wants to play abroad
Goal.com? 70m really? Bull shit.