He would have been ideal for us back then. That bridge is burned now unfortunately, if he wasn’t playing for the rags I would still give it another go
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samuelyeboah
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many sad cases like his in the past. Anyone who passed up the opportunity to play under pep ended up regretting it. When will players learnHe had the chance to play under Pep and thought he knew better and moved on!
Ah that’ll be the under the table brown envelopes then.Rogers & Slicker went for undisclosed fees as well you can throw in, when we find them out
FMwkdsoul
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Shouldnt regret it, Dortmund was a great move for him. He backed himself and it paid off. The United move however..many sad cases like his in the past. Anyone who passed up the opportunity to play under pep ended up regretting it. When will players learn
£40m isn’t too bad for Raphinha all considered
It depends.
Is that £40m or £40m plus the Torres money?
If it’s ‘just’ the £40m, then we shouldn’t be giving them a penny considering they owe us that.
Mate if you think we would have any interestWhy not sancho? It’s not clicking for him at United but I’m sure if we got him we could get the best out of him. He can play both sides and fits perfectly the profile of a ball retention winger that we need.
The gripe United fans have with sancho is because he’s not as incisive and all action as players like Antony, rashford and garnacho. He prefers to combine and build play like a wide playmaker like Grealish.
Yes, we know how he left but he was 16-17, young and wanted exposure to 1st team football which we couldn’t offer. Now he’s more established and mature and could really be a great fit for us. Only issue I see is wages. I don’t know what United were doing giving him that high of wages.
In the £375k a week mental midget or the fidget spinner in the other side then I’d respectfully suggest your fate as a blue will quickly diminish
Watch out Beadles aboutThe RW market is looking barebones at the moment no? It’s been said pep wants wingers who can keep the ball and slow play down, hold width and play make rather than the fast and dynamic wingers we had in sane and sterling.
I know, I know he plays for United but if we can look past that there’s a player there to be had.
Do you not think that perhaps he struggles because United play and are in essence and counter attacking team who require their wingers to play like rashford, garnacho , martinelli types kick and run? When I watch sancho I see that he likes to combine with his teammates and keep the ball. If he can join a possession heavy side like ours I’m sure he can flourish.
If United are willing to eat humble pie and are willing to sell for around £50M then he would be a good option.
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Reminds me of the old joke... Jeremy Beadle's got a tiny cock. But on the other hand, it's massive.Watch out Beadles about
Haha new one on me mateReminds me of the old joke... Jeremy Beadle's got a tiny cock. But in the other hand, it's massive.