United thread 2013/14 (continued)

[hihosilva]

Re: United thread 2013/14

Moyes to get OBE.
















Out before Easter.

 

[ancoats]

Re: United thread 2013/14

what is all the shit about 1 players signing for utd its just another player
they will not win the league with just 1 signing and I don't see there major problem in that role its the back 4 and center midfield that needed a lift

mata is a good player but not played much and is going into a out of form team and players who are on the downside I would still see us beating them at OT with mata in the team we did bbeat Chelsea with mata in there team

so hype it up all you like utd its papering over cracks that will only see you staying in the top 8 in the premier league and you still have not got that magic 40 points yet hahahahahahaahahah

 

[bazbarrybazzer]

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[Paul Lake's Left Knee]

Re: United thread 2013/14

Excellent

 

[Mikeegrini]

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Anyone paying for the Sunday Times online care to copy and past today's offering on the shite?
Headline states "United to buy five more Matas"

So that would be a spend of about £222 million?

 

[Falastur]

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United to buy ‘five more Matas’

MANCHESTER UNITED are targeting as many as five more signings of Juan Mata’s calibre as David Moyes begins the most radical overhaul of United’s first team in almost 20 years.

The capture of Mata for £37.1m from Chelsea is regarded by Moyes and the hierarchy at his club as being just the start of a recruitment drive in which United hope to close the gap on Chelsea, Manchester City and their biggest continental rivals by boosting investment in the squad.

The Glazer family, who own United, accept that despite landing Mata the club are “at the bottom of the mountain” in the improvements necessary and have approved a programme of buying. United have not submitted a bid for Luke Shaw, contrary to reports, but intend challenging Chelsea for the 18-year-old, for whom Southampton want £30m.

Keeping Wayne Rooney is a cornerstone of the reconstruction scheme and the player is moving towards accepting a new contract worth in excess of £50m, though an exact wage package has yet to be agreed. Rooney wants to be certain more big signings will follow and United believe their plans will reassure him. Mata was due to complete his transfer last night after personal terms were finalised and he passed a five-hour medical.

United’s buying programme is likely to accelerate in the summer. They are looking for top full-backs on either flank, at least two midfielders and another leading forward. Moves are being considered for Bayern Munich’s Toni Kroos and Mario Mandzukic, Paul Pogba and Arturo Vidal of Juventus, Inter Milan’s Fredy Guarin, FC Porto’s Fernando Reges and Borussia Dortmund’s Marco Reus.

The situation at Liverpool of Glen Johnson, who has been told he can extend his Anfield contract only if he accepts a drop in wages, also interests United.

The revamp will be on a scale not seen since David Beckham’s “golden generation” refreshed the club in the mid-1990s. A series of departures is likely, with Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra set to leave when their contracts expire at the end of the season and Nemanja Vidic likely to move when his deal ends at the same time. Javier Hernandez, Nani, Rafael and Alex Buttner could also exit. Cardiff are expected to sign Wilfried Zaha, on loan, and Fabio, permanently, in the current transfer window.

 

[denislawsbackheel]

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They just list a random number of european players. It may as well just end with uncle Tom Cobley. The rest of the article is just regular propaganda.

 

[Balti]

Re: United thread 2013/14

Juan Matta wankfest on Sky at the moment.

Wait until granny shagger rapes them for 305k a WEEK, their knobs will fall off, if it was Yaya we would be hung drawn and quartered

but but but man ushited players go there for the honour of the rag shirt and not for the money shirley?????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????????????

300K per week required to force wooney to stay at that joke of a club

fpmsl

 

[hertsblue]

Re: United thread 2013/14

So they plan on doing what they have done since the start of the PL and spend huge, adding to the huge amount of 15+ million deals they have done since 2002 and their fans accuse other teams of buying the league

 

[Jimfv1]

Re: United thread 2013/14

United to buy ‘five more Matas’

MANCHESTER UNITED are targeting as many as five more signings of Juan Mata’s calibre as David Moyes begins the most radical overhaul of United’s first team in almost 20 years.

The capture of Mata for £37.1m from Chelsea is regarded by Moyes and the hierarchy at his club as being just the start of a recruitment drive in which United hope to close the gap on Chelsea, Manchester City and their biggest continental rivals by boosting investment in the squad.

The Glazer family, who own United, accept that despite landing Mata the club are “at the bottom of the mountain” in the improvements necessary and have approved a programme of buying. United have not submitted a bid for Luke Shaw, contrary to reports, but intend challenging Chelsea for the 18-year-old, for whom Southampton want £30m.

Keeping Wayne Rooney is a cornerstone of the reconstruction scheme and the player is moving towards accepting a new contract worth in excess of £50m, though an exact wage package has yet to be agreed. Rooney wants to be certain more big signings will follow and United believe their plans will reassure him. Mata was due to complete his transfer last night after personal terms were finalised and he passed a five-hour medical.

United’s buying programme is likely to accelerate in the summer. They are looking for top full-backs on either flank, at least two midfielders and another leading forward. Moves are being considered for Bayern Munich’s Toni Kroos and Mario Mandzukic, Paul Pogba and Arturo Vidal of Juventus, Inter Milan’s Fredy Guarin, FC Porto’s Fernando Reges and Borussia Dortmund’s Marco Reus.

The situation at Liverpool of Glen Johnson, who has been told he can extend his Anfield contract only if he accepts a drop in wages, also interests United.

The revamp will be on a scale not seen since David Beckham’s “golden generation” refreshed the club in the mid-1990s. A series of departures is likely, with Rio Ferdinand and Patrice Evra set to leave when their contracts expire at the end of the season and Nemanja Vidic likely to move when his deal ends at the same time. Javier Hernandez, Nani, Rafael and Alex Buttner could also exit. Cardiff are expected to sign Wilfried Zaha, on loan, and Fabio, permanently, in the current transfer window.

but utd never buy success, they always promote their stars from the youth team, it's the utd way !

;-)