United Thread 2015/16

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arf at this

Yes. Real should have. Whatever the intention of United in faxing the agreement so late, I have my doubts about it being unintentional. If we did it on purpose, it was a good tactic.

Real lost big time. We have a risk, sure. But we have shown them and other clubs not to feck with us.
 
arf at this

Yes. Real should have. Whatever the intention of United in faxing the agreement so late, I have my doubts about it being unintentional. If we did it on purpose, it was a good tactic.

Real lost big time. We have a risk, sure. But we have shown them and other clubs not to feck with us.
lol
 
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9 Across is 'RACES'
 
We don't have to play guessing games here. We don't have to play devils advocate. All the evidence is there for all to see. He decimated and almost destroyed Barca. How many players is it now that have said he's an appalling manager?
Even ex rags are asking why they are playing like Wimbledon. This is after spending well over 300 million.
If and it's a big if, RM did this on purpose, then it's clever. They don't NEED a top class keeper because the Spanish league is so uncompetitive.
All the shit about bale, Ronaldo and Ramos might have pissed them off and they could have strung the rags along to stop other clubs making a move on DDG. They know they have a clear run to get him for precisely fuck all now.
They haven't lost in the slightest.
The rags choice was to lose their best player for nothing. Or lose him and 30 million too.
 
Now splashing out 100k on wonder kid from Newport! the next best law and charlton combined
Oh I'm loving this transfer window

Well to be fair to them, that's good business. They've saved £58.5 million. Excellent work.
 
From the Real OS.


OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT | 01/09/2015


Following yesterday's events in relation to the intended signing of the player David de Gea, Real Madrid wishes to state:

1.- Manchester United did not open any channel of negotiation over the federative rights of David de Gea until yesterday morning.

2.- Real Madrid, despite the difficulties entailed in carrying out a deal of these characteristics on the final day of registration, agreed to begin these talks.

3.- When Manchester United agreed to negotiate yesterday morning, they made it subject to reaching an agreement with Real Madrid's Keylor Navas for the player to join the British club from this season, and stated that they were in contact with the aforementioned player's representatives.

4.- Real Madrid and Manchester United quickly reached an agreement for the transfers of both players. Following the drawing up of the relevant contractual documentation required, and with the purpose of proceeding with enough time to process both FIFA's Transfer Matching System (TMS) and the registration with the Liga de Fútbol Profesional, Real Madrid sent Manchester United the contracts at 13.39 Spanish time.

5.- Manchester United sent their remarks regarding the aforementioned contracts eight hours later, at 21.43 Spanish time, including minor modifications. As these modifications were not significant, they were all accepted immediately by Real Madrid, with the intention of being able to register the player on time both via the TMS and with the Liga de Fútbol Profesional.

6.- Real Madrid, having obtained the signatures of the players De Gea and Keylor Navas, sent the British club the aforementioned signed contracts at 23:32 Spanish time, before waiting to receive the final documents signed by Manchester United.

7.- Manchester United reached a final agreement with the representatives of Keylor Navas at 23:53 Spanish time, and it is at this point that the contracts were sent to the player to be signed.

8.- Manchester United entered the details of the David de Gea deal, not those of Keylor Navas, at 00:00 Spanish time, simultaneously sending Real Madrid the signed transfer contracts. Real Madrid received this complete documentation at 00:02 and attempted to access the TMS, but it was now closed.

9.- At 00:26 Spanish time, FIFA's TMS invited Real Madrid to fill out the details of the player David de Gea, as the period of registration in England remains open until today. Real Madrid, given the possibility of an administrative dispute over the player's transfer, decided to send the contracts to the Liga de Fútbol Profesional, despite the knowledge that the deadline had passed.

10.- In short, Real Madrid did everything necessary at all times to complete both transfers.

That certainly sounds to me like United fucked them over
 
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