United thread 2013/14

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aguero93:20 said:
http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/25745171
Leighton Baines: Everton defender set to sign long-term deal
By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer Leighton Baines is close to agreeing a new long-term deal to stay at Everton.

Former Toffees manager David Moyes failed in his efforts to take the 29-year-old England left-back with him to Manchester United last summer.

Now Everton are increasingly confident they will shortly be able to confirm Baines, who signed for £6m from Wigan in August 2007, has committed the rest of his top-flight career to the club.

It is thought the deal could be worth £75,000 per week to Baines.

Everton are currently on a break in Tenerife and Baines could sign his new contract when they return.
"Well, we tried to sign him, but Everton blew us out of the water, we couldn't match the opportunity to challenge for a champions league place" - David Moyes

Won't hold my breath for Baines snubs United headlines
 
Everton should also put a cheeky bid in for Januzaj saying Utd should sell to a team competing for a CL place as its for the good of the player
 
Desperate for a United win, although I think they are way short of that.

A draw would be a fantastic result for us.

For me, we can break the back of Chelsea in these next couple of weeks if United upset the odds and we also do our job.

We could be four points clear of them going into Sunday.

If we can somehow win at Spurs and then beat Chelsea, that gap could be six or seven points very quickly.

Judging by Mourinho's comments, it's clear he knows this is the season right now.

C'mon United you dirty red bastards.
 
hertsblue said:
Everton should also put a cheeky bid in for Januzaj saying Utd should sell to a team competing for a CL place as its for the good of the player
^^^^ This.
 
Less likely they will get Baines now, yet the propaganda coming from Stretford still insists that they will sign Reus, Pogba, Vidal, etc. and wee Denis tells us that the plans are frightening.

See they've been given hope for Ravel returning as well.

As they said on The Fast Show..."BRILLIAAANT"
 
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Von Rapist wants to win the Champions League, transfer request on the way then.
 
mcfc-mike said:
gwt said:
I never in my entire life thought I would say this but I wouldn't hate if United got a result Sunday.

Stone him!!!
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aguero93:20 said:
http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2014/01/15/4545874/van-persie-champions-league-win-would-mean-the-world-to-me?ICID=HP_BN_2
Von Rapist wants to win the Champions League, transfer request on the way then.

Hah, he's going to have to simmer down on those wage demands if he wants to go anywhere approaching a CL winning club. Funny because he could have currently been with us, on a bumper contract with years left, far more likely to be in with a shout of the CL than the mess he's in right now. Hope the PL winners medal was worth it for him, though he probably would have had that anyway if he'd signed here.
 
‘Pogba is one of those players who leaves you speechless.

‘When he came we didn’t know him but after only three or four training sessions we were impressed by his enormous qualities.

‘My team-mates and me looked at each other as if to say, “Are they blind in Manchester (united)?”.’

Gianluigi Buffon


No Luigi but they are fucking thick, and it is trafford if you don't mind sir.
 
TCIB said:
‘Pogba is one of those players who leaves you speechless.

‘When he came we didn’t know him but after only three or four training sessions we were impressed by his enormous qualities.

‘My team-mates and me looked at each other as if to say, “Are they blind in Manchester (united)?”.’

Gianluigi Buffon


No Luigi but they are fucking thick, and it is trafford if you don't mind sir.


Someone should actually post a map to Buffon showing where Old Toilet is actually located, and kindly reminding him to never mention that club in our city again - nicely of course : )
 
mcfc1632 said:
These comments by Poll will also not help Agent Moyse turn things around - they also confirm what everyone has known for years.

In a sense I am surprised but pleased that refs can now admit it. I wonder if a lot will be made of it and it could work against the scum - probably not....

Former Premier League referee Graham Poll admits to feeling "sense of relief" when Man United won

Former Premier League referee Graham Poll admits he used to feel "a sense of relief" when Man United played well in and won games he officiated.

Writing in his Daily Mail column, Poll said:

"I would concede there was a sense of relief when United played well and won, particularly at Old Trafford.

"I knew if they didn't win there was every chance of seeing and, more importantly, hearing Ferguson and reading his comments about me in the papers the next day.

"All referees knew that Fergie's standing in the game - and the fact that he was at the biggest club - meant that when he unleashed the hairdryer on a referee there were inevitable headlines."

Poll also suggested David Moyes has to accept he cannot enjoy anything like the same intimidating effect he believes Mr. Ferguson enjoyed for many years.

"I fear another defeat for Moyes," he said.

"[Moyes] must accept that he does not have the same intimidating presence as his predecessor had."

That is fucking appalling. It's like all of the conspiracies about refs at OT the past 20 odd years have been once and for all proven to be correct.
 
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