United thread 2017/18

[TheThirdDeano]

Just a thought and for the avoidance of doubt, I'm not bitter about Sanchez leaving. He clearly wanted to go and we are better off without him.

However, it turns out he is a criminal having illegally avoided taxes in Spain.

Now, here is my question.

As a convicted criminal, how comes he still qualifies for a UK work permit?

Just asking...

I think the fact he's a multi-millionaire who will be paying hundreds of thousands in tax every month had something to do with it... ;-)

 

[its grim up north]

I think the fact he's a multi-millionaire who will be paying hundreds of thousands in tax every month had something to do with it... ;-)[/QUOTE

Or NOT paying hundreds of thousands in tax every month is how we got here

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I think the fact he's a multi-millionaire who will be paying hundreds of thousands in tax every month had something to do with it... ;-)

Unless he avoids paying taxes.....

 

[TheThirdDeano]

Unless he avoids paying taxes.....

Obvioisly anyone at the bastion of Character that is Old Trafford will not be paying tax. However I'm sure the gorvernment would rather take the chance of getting the money than spurring it completely

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

Herrara on trial for match fixing, Sanchez avoiding tax, Lingaard thinking about playing fifa and letting the whole world know it on twitter when a mark of respect was supposed to being paid.

All part of the club who cut all ties with the surviving players who couldn’t play again after the Munich air disaster. They then decided to brand it up with Aon logos years later, a horrible horrible club who had their time in the sun under Fergie but back to where they were in the 80s. Shite and expensive and doesn’t win the league anymore.

 

[The Salfordian]

How many times has peg been sacked?

 

[laserblue]

I see Sanchez has a suspended 16 month jail sentence hanging over him in Spain for 1m euro tax avoidance, according to the BBC sport website.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42979212

Despite declaring he's now paid up and unilaterally claiming the case is closed, Mourinho still has his £3.3 million tax dodging case hanging over him and remains under investigation in Spain.

https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...ho-settles-spanish-tax-fruad-case-real-madrid

Then there's Herrera's match fixing case that's he's facing trial over.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

Herrara on trial for match fixing, Sanchez avoiding tax, Lingaard thinking about playing fifa and letting the whole world know it on twitter when a mark of respect was supposed to being paid.

All part of the club who cut all ties with the surviving players who couldn’t play again after the Munich air disaster. They then decided to brand it up with Aon logos years later, a horrible horrible club who had their time in the sun under Fergie but back to where they were in the 80s. Shite and expensive and doesn’t win the league anymore.

You forgot to mention getting fans to pay for a fundraiser for players and family - 40K each and Cantona pocketed more than double that for expenses!

 

[MillionMilesAway]

If thats the case it looks like that made up story about Corbyn having a boogie on rememberance day. I'd agree if he was posing for a kid - wheelchair bound or not then there was a valid reason and like the Corbyn thing taken out of context can be used against him - imagine journalists presenting something in a bad light. Shirley not.

I've seen a video which shows it. It's perfectly reasonable behaviour - the two were walking out of the ground and were obviously called to by a kid in a group, at which point Pogba struck a pose.
An absolute non-story spun by idiots.

 

[blue by birth]

According to Wooden Ed Yoonited are 2nd in Premier league and in the 6th round of F A Cup.
Sanchez has sold 3 times as many shirts as they normally sell in January...proves they choose players for shirt sales rather than football ability or to fit into team ethos.