It's Quiet - a new dawn

[SebastianBlue]

Fuck off has he written a book.

He, like several members of the United first team and staff, would be fortunate to successfully read a book, much like write one.

Mata, notwithstanding, as he is actually a pretty intelligent bloke. Why he ever went to the Rags, I'll never know, as there were better clubs in for him. Everyone makes mistakes, I suppose.

 

[SkyBlueCanuck]

...and the meek shall inherit the Earth...

 

[GornikDaze]

...and the meek shall inherit the Earth...

We've taken care of everything......

 

[TonyM]

Or sterling, don't forget sterling...

Ya I had Sterling behind Aguero, Jesus, Sane, Silva, Bernardo and KDB. But to be fair to him he's been great in the last 2 friendlies. But whether I think he's good or shit...I always hope he becomes great. Same as I hope Stones will be great (but in his case I'm less confident). :-)

 

[sir baconface]

There seems a growing trend in people slating City players to try and prove some sort of point on here.

When Aguero misses a chance, people pounce on it to justify buying Mbappe or Sanchez.

When Jesus misses a chance, people slate him to justify their fondness of Aguero with comments such as 'he's not fit to lace Aguero's boots'.

Isn't it possible to recognise we've two of the best strikers in the business but adding a third or fourth could only strengthen us? It doesn't always have to be adversarial.

Agree 100%. In my own opinion:

- Aguero's an all-time great, a Blue legend and far from fcuked. Like anybody else, he fluctuates a little but finished the campaign looking an excellent fit in a Pep team. 30 goals in a shit season? I'll live with that.

- Expectations of Jesus are over-cooked because he started so brilliantly well. He won't necessarily replicate that from the word go this year but remains a truly outstanding prospect on the world stage who we played a blinder to secure. Lovely player.

- Sanchez could provide a fantastic booster injection of talent and make a serious difference over the next one, two, three years. At the prices mooted, we should be all in.

- Mbarm would be a superb long tem acquisition if he fulfills his potential. Nobody can be sure he will but, as super-ambitious club, we should make the attempt whole we have a fighting chance.

Can't see us having all four in the squad but - if we do - it's a problem Pep would no doubt welcome.

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

I think it's better we all see how it goes next season, scoring wise.Trying to judge next season on last season, irrespective of new players,
is barmy.

 

[i8rags]

I think it's better we all see how it goes next season, scoring wise.Trying to judge next season on last season, irrespective of new players,
is barmy.

So if we don't judge last seasons goal scoring of mbarm, he's worth fuck all.

 

[ojeme]

Yep. The Rags are paying £50m for a 29 year old, who Chelsea have managed to replace for £40m. Don't know who the fuck is in charge of selling players at Chelsea, but we need to sign them up.

I actually thought united would go balls deep for Fabinho. Did Monaco refuse to sell?

 

[Chevelle]

You win the prize for responding without thinking what the fuck you are typing - congrats. Where in my post did I say:

he didn't bag a load
He has gone downhill

As I said in an earlier post today, some just read and make 2+2 = 5

You didn't say that but I described what you are insinuating aren't I.. read it back. I know you are going to tell me I am wrong just to make some kind of bigot point right? Form comes and goes like anything but we shouldn't be worrying about Aguero at all IMO.

"Its probably because we all know Aguero has previously been lethal and is now missing chances he ordinarily wouldn't, which is his worry and, being honest - he is correct"

 

[Dave S]

Friendly lot on here aren't we.