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Yaya Toure signs new five year contract (merged)
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grim up north
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
Has he left yet
Has he left yet
tolmie's hairdoo
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
That's a very clever Clarkie!
BillyShears said:karen7 said:City Raider said:I dont have to, you said something along the lines of only seeing an arthritic guy for a while and I just proved it wrong
arthritic - ffs
moving like a slow arthritc guy as in slow and painful looking.chelsea was a good example of when he played like he did last year but i dont recall him moving like that in any other game.today he was fast and fluid,when apart from chelses has he done that recently?
by the way i am a big fan and dont want him to leave but he hasnt played well for a while
FFS. Really does my head in this does. You realise we're champions right? Toure scored the winning goal in the FA Cup. Scored the crucial goal at Newcastle last season. It's pisstake how the future of one of our best players is being questioned halfway through the season. Absolute pisstake. United signed fucking Shinji Kagawa last summer. And you expect all our players to just deal with this and come out and play like champions again this season. Really am disgusted at the lack of respect and lack of support shown to someone who was INSTRUMENTAL in winning the league for us last season. Just disgusting. WE SHOULD REALLY JUST LEAVE THESE DISCUSSIONS UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON AND GET BEHIND THE TEAM. FFS.
That's a very clever Clarkie!
Rammy Blue
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
Missed out York away though.
tolmie's hairdoo said:BillyShears said:karen7 said:moving like a slow arthritc guy as in slow and painful looking.chelsea was a good example of when he played like he did last year but i dont recall him moving like that in any other game.today he was fast and fluid,when apart from chelses has he done that recently?
by the way i am a big fan and dont want him to leave but he hasnt played well for a while
FFS. Really does my head in this does. You realise we're champions right? Toure scored the winning goal in the FA Cup. Scored the crucial goal at Newcastle last season. It's pisstake how the future of one of our best players is being questioned halfway through the season. Absolute pisstake. United signed fucking Shinji Kagawa last summer. And you expect all our players to just deal with this and come out and play like champions again this season. Really am disgusted at the lack of respect and lack of support shown to someone who was INSTRUMENTAL in winning the league for us last season. Just disgusting. WE SHOULD REALLY JUST LEAVE THESE DISCUSSIONS UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON AND GET BEHIND THE TEAM. FFS.
That's a very clever Clarkie!
Missed out York away though.
sam-caddick
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
If reports are true and Soriano is trying to implement a new 140k salary cap + performance bonuses then Yaya will be taking an 80k a week basic wage cut on his new deal.
Maybe the reason these new Yaya reports have come out.
JOGAMIGMOG said:Has Yaya considered for a moment that if he does leave us, who's going to pay him what he gets now? He'd be taking a huge pay-cut to go anywhere else.
Sounds to me like his agent's putting the feelers out and seeing who'll bite. As far as I've seen to date, nobody has.
If reports are true and Soriano is trying to implement a new 140k salary cap + performance bonuses then Yaya will be taking an 80k a week basic wage cut on his new deal.
Maybe the reason these new Yaya reports have come out.
tolmie's hairdoo
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
Bbb..but it's not about the money is it, his wanker agent said so.
sam-caddick said:JOGAMIGMOG said:Has Yaya considered for a moment that if he does leave us, who's going to pay him what he gets now? He'd be taking a huge pay-cut to go anywhere else.
Sounds to me like his agent's putting the feelers out and seeing who'll bite. As far as I've seen to date, nobody has.
If reports are true and Soriano is trying to implement a new 140k salary cap + performance bonuses then Yaya will be taking an 80k a week basic wage cut on his new deal.
Maybe the reason these new Yaya reports have come out.
Bbb..but it's not about the money is it, his wanker agent said so.
ono
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
Meh, United have steamrolled the league with Tom Cleverley and Michael Carrick in midfield. I don't know what's what anymore.
Meh, United have steamrolled the league with Tom Cleverley and Michael Carrick in midfield. I don't know what's what anymore.
notts blue
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
<br /><br />-- Sun Mar 24, 2013 10:49 am --<br /><br />140k a week, thats an insult, no wonder he dont chase back!tolmie's hairdoo said:140k a week, thats an insult, no wonder he dont chase back!sam-caddick said:JOGAMIGMOG said:Has Yaya considered for a moment that if he does leave us, who's going to pay him what he gets now? He'd be taking a huge pay-cut to go anywhere else.
Sounds to me like his agent's putting the feelers out and seeing who'll bite. As far as I've seen to date, nobody has.
If reports are true and Soriano is trying to implement a new 140k salary cap + performance bonuses then Yaya will be taking an 80k a week basic wage cut on his new deal.
Maybe the reason these new Yaya reports have come out.
Bbb..but it's not about the money is it, his wanker agent said so.
jay_mcfc
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
I've been majorly disappointed with the season and with Mancini but that post is fantastic.
I still think the manager will be gone in the summer, and I doubt I'll be upset about that, but the post is bang on the money in general.
The cookie monster said:BluessinceHydeRoad said:FantasyIreland said:A quality bit of tub thumping i agree,however,it doesnt address any of the issues that have plagued us this season.
The problem is that very few of the issues we have to face actually "plague" us. Our season is being presented as a monumental failure, comparable to the "capitulation" that Hansen promised Mancini was presenting last March. Just as we actually did the opposite of "capitulate" last April and May, so we aren't living through a self-made disaster now.
We have 59 points from 29 matches and at that rate would end the season with 77 points. I think most would be disappointed with that if we had been told this at the start of the season. It would never win the PL but should be good enough for second, if we get 77. The problem is that the team we all dislike above all others (to put it mildly) already has 74 points and is on course to finish the season with 96, which is a record total. In other words no team at any time would have pushed them into second. It is this which has distorted everyone's - our own fans as well as pundits - view of our season. And let's not denigrate our achievement last season: we didn't win the title because United blew it, or because we got two goals in stoppage time or because the rags blew a two goal lead against Everton. We won the title because we did better than the second placed team, in a season in which they got more points than any other runners up. At times we played the best football the PL has ever seen, we scored at rates not rivalled since the 19th century. We won the title and we won it well.
In the CL we went out to Madrid and Dortmund. Ajax beat us to third. Ajax won at OT last season, and Madrid won there this. United went out to Madrid. Dortmund disposed of Shaktar with ease, after Chelsea had been well beaten in Donetsk and struggled at home. Arsenal lost to two German sides this season, one of which is well below Dortmund in the Bundesliga and which won 2 - 0 at the Emirates. A big part of the CL is exactly WHEN you meet strong teams, and United met them one round later than we did.
So, fine, I was standing on my soap box and thumping my tub - but let's be clear on what the real issues are before we start on the same old broken records of sack the manager, kick players who don't put any effort in or "don't want to play for City" or don't "value the shirt" or any other of the facile crap we get thrown at us.
Outstanding post.
I've been majorly disappointed with the season and with Mancini but that post is fantastic.
I still think the manager will be gone in the summer, and I doubt I'll be upset about that, but the post is bang on the money in general.
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Re: Yaya's agent says he is ready to quit...
I was looking for a way to get "where were you when we were getting done by Oxford United at home on a rainy day in November" in there. Underused that Oxford match. Garbage of epic proportions and so utterly depressing I believe I ended up face down in a student union bar having drank my body weight in tequila shots afterwards.
Rammy Blue said:tolmie's hairdoo said:BillyShears said:FFS. Really does my head in this does. You realise we're champions right? Toure scored the winning goal in the FA Cup. Scored the crucial goal at Newcastle last season. It's pisstake how the future of one of our best players is being questioned halfway through the season. Absolute pisstake. United signed fucking Shinji Kagawa last summer. And you expect all our players to just deal with this and come out and play like champions again this season. Really am disgusted at the lack of respect and lack of support shown to someone who was INSTRUMENTAL in winning the league for us last season. Just disgusting. WE SHOULD REALLY JUST LEAVE THESE DISCUSSIONS UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON AND GET BEHIND THE TEAM. FFS.
That's a very clever Clarkie!
Missed out York away though.
I was looking for a way to get "where were you when we were getting done by Oxford United at home on a rainy day in November" in there. Underused that Oxford match. Garbage of epic proportions and so utterly depressing I believe I ended up face down in a student union bar having drank my body weight in tequila shots afterwards.