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patrickblue wrote:

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:

Bianchi on Ice wrote:

MilnersJaw wrote:maria is good but not worth the price not even half of it.

they are overloaded with shitty wingers, let them add another winger to the mix. won't save them, just like mata hasn't saved them.

correct. Totally unbalanced squad. Its like a club out of contention for years just flailing wildly looking for the spark, not a team that was champions less than two years ago. I'm actually surprised they are buying so badly and without any sense at all.

It was obvious in Red Nose's penultimate season, even to the rags at work, that they needed a dominate centre back to replace Wio/Vidic and a proper dominant paring in midfield, yet they have spent three years buying players for positions in which they had better cover. Odd.

Maybe we have many more agents than Moyes. Van Ghoul and the man with 3 planks of wood on his head spring to mind.

blues2win wrote:And the add ons which the scum will end up paying.

ashton287 wrote:They remind me of spurs.

Buying plenty of players but just not improving at all and endlessly strengthening the wrong areas.

It's boring but I'm glad we have done the type of business we have recently. Strengthening the midfield and searching for a good partner for Kompany. I always want to see the marquee signings but the way we have done it is sustainable and will keep us at the top for a good while. Up the spafia.

phips wrote:as every pundit on tv said today, the move makes no sense. granted, he's a good player who can play out wide or, as he proved last season, more centrally. but those aren't positions that United need to strengthen in their given system. Di Maria in CM with Herrera only? not tough enough. Di Maria as a wing back? no way.


so, good move for United! especially at that absurd price.

Wooders wrote:Its a joke amount of money - a fucking joke i tell you
Loving that everything they got to be sanctimonious and pompous about is being eroded

Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

Wooders wrote:Its a joke amount of money - a fucking joke i tell you
Loving that everything they got to be sanctimonious and pompous about is being eroded

They've never had a leg to stand on in this regard. Just made-up bullshit and distortions. The most expensive team in history rocked up to Maine Road to get a 5-1 kicking in 1989 (and their fans kicked off in the stadium after less than 5 minutes, nice people). They were fuck all for a long time till Sky turned up and weighted (heavily) football finances in their favour. They then 'soled their soul' to the stock market (on the back of which Sky tried to buy them - which tells its own story) and further bought their way to success. £30 million for a defender that looks like a camel and has the brain of an inanimate object 13 or 14 years ago tells you how much they then cared about 'value in the market'. Unfortunately for them, when you sell your soul to the stock market there is always the chance (if your manager pisses-off the right (or wrong) people) they'll sell your club to a family of parasites that'll bleed your club dry (Gold bless 'em). They are now spending money like a sailor in a whorehouse and this money will take the form (eventually) of debt loaded against the club (also known as doing things the right way). Fuck 'em.

michaelcityfan wrote:According to the media round up on the OS This is from the times.

They think the Beast is on his way out, though they argue the idea would be to raise funds for the capture of Angel Di Maria. They think States Duncan Castles: "According to a well-placed source, City have asked Di Maria to delay a decision on where he will go as they attempt to solve the Financial Fair Play implications of such an expensive deal. They are seeking to raise about £50m from player sales, with Alvaro Negredo most prominent among the potential departures.

That would seriously piss the rags off make them look bad being snubbed IF its true and Di-Maria wants to come too to hook up with Kun, Pab and MDM. Probably bollox but you never know.

Dameerto wrote:It's not unlikely it's fucling impossible - who would sell or buy an injured player?

Dameerto wrote:It's not unlikely it's fucling impossible - who would sell or buy an injured player? Why do they continue to make this shit up? Negredo will be a City player until he recovers from injury at the very least.

I Just Blue Myself wrote:

Dameerto wrote:It's not unlikely it's fucling impossible - who would sell or buy an injured player?

Florida Blue wrote:

Dameerto wrote:It's not unlikely it's fucling impossible - who would sell or buy an injured player? Why do they continue to make this shit up? Negredo will be a City player until he recovers from injury at the very least.

In this case, in simple terms, it is a broken toe, not much risk in him being 100% once recovered.