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Paulo Dybala
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Dribble
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Pogba, Sanchez, Fred & possibly Dybala don't turn into shit players overnight. The fact ManUre need a new defence, but are going after the shiny new thing that glints in their bloodshot eye proves the problem isn't with the players, it's with the whole rudderless ethos of the club.As much of a star as the last player they got from Juve?
We wanted 3 of those players before they went to Old Toilet. They can't have been that bad if they caught the eye of Pep & Txiki can they?
I’m gonna hate this if it goes away though. I like dybala but seeing him in a Utd shirt will turn me against himHe’s a very good player, this is a good signing for Utd , no idea why Juve let him go .
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I haven’t seen much of Dybala in the past 18 months but I’ve seen plenty of Lukaku
Sarri and the Juve board must have arrived at the conclusion that Dybala just isn’t going to be what they thought he would be
Sarri and the Juve board must have arrived at the conclusion that Dybala just isn’t going to be what they thought he would be
Colin Bells Boots
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Pogba, Sanchez, Fred & possibly Dybala don't turn into shit players overnight.
Never underestimate the talents of the clueless twats in charge at the swamp.
They have a proven record of fucking things up.
Dribble
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He always struck me as a player who was always on the verge of reaching his potential, but never got there.I haven’t seen much of Dybala in the past 18 months but I’ve seen plenty of Lukaku
Sarri and the Juve board must have arrived at the conclusion that Dybala just isn’t going to be what they thought he would be
I heard more about his supreme talent in the press & from other onlookers, more than I ever noticed him when I saw him play. This move might be the making of him, however it could also illustrate why Juve wanted rid.
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He always struck me as a player who was always on the verge of reaching his potential, but never got there.
I heard more about his supreme talent in the press & from other onlookers, more than I ever noticed him when I saw him play. This move might be the making of him, however it could also illustrate why Juve wanted rid.
I agree
It could go either way. He’ll either bang them in and United will be on the way to comfortably finishing in the top4 or he’ll be on loan at West Ham in 18 months
Colin Bells Boots
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I agree
It could go either way. He’ll either bang them in and United will be on the way to comfortably finishing in the top4 or he’ll be on loan at West Ham in 18 months
If he goes to the rags, he will certainly be a lot better off financially , going off the salaries that the useless twats are paying to their current set of shite.
sir baconface
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I wouldn't take it as being a fan. More he sacrificed a lot as a boy to become a professional footballer and be able to play in "historical stadiums". Although if he signs he will probably come out with the same spiel they all do... life long supporter, biggest club in the world, blah, blah, blah
He came from such a poor home, they had to eat cardboard. Then his mum sold one of his sisters so she could buy little Paulo a Giggseh duvet set.
There, script written.
sir baconface
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He always struck me as a player who was always on the verge of reaching his potential, but never got there.
I heard more about his supreme talent in the press & from other onlookers, more than I ever noticed him when I saw him play. This move might be the making of him, however it could also illustrate why Juve wanted rid.
That description reminds me of Mario.
Barcon
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He always struck me as a player who was always on the verge of reaching his potential, but never got there.
I heard more about his supreme talent in the press & from other onlookers, more than I ever noticed him when I saw him play. This move might be the making of him, however it could also illustrate why Juve wanted rid.
More likely to be the ending of him. If he was going to a decent team with a decent manager and teammates it would most likely be a different story.
More likely to be the ending of him. If he was going to a decent team with a decent manager and teammates it would most likely be a different story.
That's how I see it too. He's at an inflection point at his career. Things have stalled, he's not wanted at Juve anymore, about to turn 26 and he's no further on than when he was 24.
If he goes to the right club, it could let him correct back onto the course for superstardom that he was on, if he goes to the wrong club then he could blink and be 29 having done nothing much at all.
Are United the right club? How many players that have joined since Ferguson left have improved their standing in world football? I can't think of one.
He's certainly not a scrub but he doesn't strike fear into me as a 20-30 goal a season striker over here.
Especially with what United have to offer in terms of supplying him.
Most likely he'll fuck them off by asking for too much and rightly so though.
Especially with what United have to offer in terms of supplying him.
Most likely he'll fuck them off by asking for too much and rightly so though.
Barcon
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That's how I see it too. He's at an inflection point at his career. Things have stalled, he's not wanted at Juve anymore, about to turn 26 and he's no further on than when he was 24.
If he goes to the right club, it could let him correct back onto the course for superstardom that he was on, if he goes to the wrong club then he could blink and be 29 having done nothing much at all.
Are United the right club? How many players that have joined since Ferguson left have improved their standing in world football? I can't think of one.
I like him and I would like to see him do well. Not the right time to come to us unfortunately and I hope he doesn't go to the rags.
He doesn't strike me as a rag type player.
blue b4 the moon
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Is that a known phrase to Eddie woody 'too much'?He's certainly not a scrub but he doesn't strike fear into me as a 20-30 goal a season striker over here.
Especially with what United have to offer in terms of supplying him.
Most likely he'll fuck them off by asking for too much and rightly so though.
jayfx
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So Dybala will go to united for the money if they pay him enough to give up UCL football? What could go wrong?
sir baconface
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Hahaha. Just reading about Dybala considering the rags and spotted an ad for specialist flea protection at the foot of the page.
These algorithms get better and better.
These algorithms get better and better.
Don't rate him at all. I suppose that I'd have taken him over Bony...
You are setting a pretty low bar there Bony was a carthorse when all said and done.
That's how I see it too. He's at an inflection point at his career. Things have stalled, he's not wanted at Juve anymore, about to turn 26 and he's no further on than when he was 24.
If he goes to the right club, it could let him correct back onto the course for superstardom that he was on, if he goes to the wrong club then he could blink and be 29 having done nothing much at all.
Are United the right club? How many players that have joined since Ferguson left have improved their standing in world football? I can't think of one.
I can understand Juve cashing in on him but swapping him Lukaku that has to be the dumbest swap ever. Can you imagine that pile of shit trying to play Sari ball it would be embarrassing he has the touch of a baby elephant.