BillyShears said:m27 said:I've had a few days to think about this and also chat to a few people in the loop and I've come the following conclusions:
1) He definitely wants out;
2) He isn't keen on a move abroad;
3) We HAVE to make this happen.
I know it would involve giving them alot of money, but it would be an amazing deal for us. We would get a great player and it would also signal the end for Ferguson and United. They have never had to sell their best player to us before, but if he doesn't want to move abroad, they can't risk him running his contract down and may just have to bite the bullet.
Oh my days, this could be side-splitting.
Jesus - if he says he doesn't want to move abroad, then they really are staring down the fucking barrel.
Balti said:fbloke said:The even scarier part of it is that City are, according to some, in pole position to sign him.
I have just checked and I have had 9 separate people PM me on this very issue.
One BMer specifically made it clear ahead of all the press that United are hawking him round to a select band of clubs.
It may be that Fergie's people are doing the talking?
Because he's over-rated and their only chance of raising some serious cash
Let them rot
Balti said:Bluemoon115 said:Bigga, I'd agree with you if Rooney had an extra year on his contract.
But he has 18 months. In just over a year he's free to discuss a deal with any foreign club he wishes.
Now, without meaning to be offensive to foreign clubs, they do have a habbit of fucking others about. They would string the rags along, leading closer and closer to the period where he can talk to them for free. Not to mention, if he were to be sold, it would likely be on a continental staggered payment.
We can offer hard cash to be transferred to Sir Malcolm on the 1st Jan.
I'm not saying it WILL happen, but it's far more possible than it might first seem. Especially if he wants to stay in the NW (Without moving to Tranmere).
All reasonable. Except he is now shit!!!!!!!!!!
We saw Blackpool strikers today with more goals this season than that useless fat scouse twat. Why do you think they want to try and cash in on him. Or maybe his Saint wayne perfornances for Engerland have turned you on to his oh so MASSIVE talent??
god no.
BillyShears said:m27 said:I've had a few days to think about this and also chat to a few people in the loop and I've come the following conclusions:
1) He definitely wants out;
2) He isn't keen on a move abroad;
3) We HAVE to make this happen.
I know it would involve giving them alot of money, but it would be an amazing deal for us. We would get a great player and it would also signal the end for Ferguson and United. They have never had to sell their best player to us before, but if he doesn't want to move abroad, they can't risk him running his contract down and may just have to bite the bullet.
Oh my days, this could be side-splitting.
Jesus - if he says he doesn't want to move abroad, then they really are staring down the fucking barrel.
Strategic Masterpiece.Breaker said:Clubber said:Don't care either way if we sign him, but if we did, Tevez should still be the number 1 striker. If so, the transfer fee should be £25 mil, as his form is shit and he is bringing a load of baggage. We also don't really need him and we don't want to be giving that red shit much money.
To be honest, I would have Torres over Rooney any day. Tevez and Torres, I would cream my pants.
We supply £30m for Torres.
Liverpool use said £30m to buy Rooney and therefore piss of both the scum and the blue dippers all in one.
Scum still £500m in debt and inevitably miss out of Champions League without their most important player, sending them into a downward spiral that they can't get out of for 50 years or so in which City pass their trophy count.
Makes sense to me.