United thread 2018/19

[Pigeonho]

Doesn’t make for easy reading/listening for that mob this morning. What an utter shambles they’ve become, and rightly, they’re being slaughtered.

 

[jimharri]

And thats Paul Pogba. We let him leave for free and then bought gim back for 100million

Don't exaggerate; it was only £89m.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Come on Leicester put them bottom tonight.

 

[inchy14]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45133827

Are they taking the piss with this line....

'United were not impressed by the outcome of their negotiations over Mina, walking away from what they regarded as prohibitive agents' fees which, if they had agreed to them, would have set a dangerous precedent for a player who is hardly in the world-class bracket.'

Already had mino's fees wiped from history i see.

And this one....

'Sir Alex Ferguson was ridiculed for saying there was "no value in the market" but United have to think seriously before adopting a "pay what it takes" stance.'

They've always paid over the odds as they were the only ones who could.

 

[Adamb95]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45133827

Are they taking the piss with this line....

'United were not impressed by the outcome of their negotiations over Mina, walking away from what they regarded as prohibitive agents' fees which, if they had agreed to them, would have set a dangerous precedent for a player who is hardly in the world-class bracket.'

Already had mino's fees wiped from history i see.

And this one....

'Sir Alex Ferguson was ridiculed for saying there was "no value in the market" but United have to think seriously before adopting a "pay what it takes" stance.'

They've always paid over the odds as they were the only ones who could.

They were certainly happy enough to pay Raiola's agent fees for the Pogba transfer, so the precedent is already set!

BBC also forgetting that they also spunked £75M on Lukaku? Surely that is a case of 'Paying what it takes'

 

[Indaparkside]

Don't exaggerate; it was only £89m.

Sniggers like Mutley the dog

 

[Marvin]

Utd have the audacity to brief against their own manager. I am sure they aren't going to fire their own manager so what do they seek to gain by this?

They do not have a Football Director but they are going against the footballing decisions of their manager.

 

[stonerblue]

Every fucking day they were getting a top player and every day it was splashed all over the news and web. Boateng, Mina, Peresic, Ronaldo, Bale, Maguire and on and on. Sky news camped outside the swamp yesterday as if no other club existed, and at the end who did they get? Plenty of gullible fucking numpties renewing their st's. What a fucking laugh i had.

 

[SilvaisSkyBlue]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/45133827

Are they taking the piss with this line....

'United were not impressed by the outcome of their negotiations over Mina, walking away from what they regarded as prohibitive agents' fees which, if they had agreed to them, would have set a dangerous precedent for a player who is hardly in the world-class bracket.'

Already had mino's fees wiped from history i see.

And this one....

'Sir Alex Ferguson was ridiculed for saying there was "no value in the market" but United have to think seriously before adopting a "pay what it takes" stance.'

They've always paid over the odds as they were the only ones who could.

Was it 41 million Euro’s in agent fees for Pogba? Of which they paid the majority.

Yep, they’re taking a stand!!!

 

[jimharri]

Woodward’s just getting his own back to Mourinho’s, I gave him a list comments.

I’m surprised they did not give him one! Seems they are unsure he’s the right man.