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Yeah now that the noisy neighbours have taken the title, and your horrible showing in the CL. Might be time to invest heavily. But will the money be available. I guess we will see.
 
At the same time, we have won the league a few times and made the final of the Champions League. There hasn't been the need to buy superstars and with the spending power of City during the period, it did inflate the prices. So if there's no desperate need to buy in a bloated market, then the money won't be splashed.


£32m on Rio, £29m on Rooney, £28m on Veron, £30m on Berbatov tells me that transfer fees were out of hand long before we started in on the act. £50m for Torres, £35m for Carroll, 7p and a Mars bar wrapper for Bebe tells me that it's not just City that are paying big money relative to the players being bought.

It's an easy excuse to say that City have inflated transfer prices. It let's the Glazers get away with spending **** all and blaming it all on the noisy neighbours. I do love how Fergie and Gill are trying to re-position themselves as a club that doesn't believe in spending big money on players. It's a total re-writing of history.
 
£32m on Rio, £29m on Rooney, £28m on Veron, £30m on Berbatov tells me that transfer fees were out of hand long before we started in on the act. £50m for Torres, £35m for Carroll, 7p and a Mars bar wrapper for Bebe tells me that it's not just City that are paying big money relative to the players being bought.

It's an easy excuse to say that City have inflated transfer prices. It let's the Glazers get away with spending fornicate all and blaming it all on the noisy neighbours. I do love how Fergie and Gill are trying to re-position themselves as a club that doesn't believe in spending big money on players. It's a total re-writing of history.
Lots of truth here.
 

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Wasn't directly having a go at City buying players, but just that there was another team out there bidding big as well at the same time so naturally, we'd have to spend as much or match to get the players.

I think Berbatov is the only one where we've pushed the price up for you by our presence. Can't think of any others that we have been in for an you have got.

What the fornicate is this fornicate word substition by the way. Do not like.
 
I love how Moomba goes back to 2002 to illustrate our big spending. Times have changed, man.
 
I love how Moomba goes back to 2002 to illustrate our big spending. Times have changed, man.

In a discussion about inflating the market it's important to point out that the market has been inflated for many years dont you think?

I could have also pointed out that United spent over £50m on Young, Jones and De Gea just last summer.
 
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Manchester United's new Japanese midfield signing Shinji Kagawa has talked of his excitement at joining the Red Devils, confirming that he turned down the chance to wear the club's famous number seven shirt.

Kagawa, 23, flew into Manchester on Friday to complete a medical and sign terms on four-year deal at the club, but wants to make his name at Old Trafford before possibly stepping into the iconic shirt worn by the likes of George Best, Eric Cantona, David Beckham and Cristiano Ronaldo.

"I've just joined the team and haven't accomplished anything yet," Kagawa told journalists in Japan after his 12-hour return flight. "I want to make a name for myself [at United] on my own terms."

Kagawa added that he had asked for a number "with personal meaning", leading to speculation in the Japanese media that the player could wear the 8, 26, or 29 as he did at Cerezo Osaka, or the 23 shirt he donned at Dortmund.

"The contract was as long as I'd expected from a club [like United]," Kagawa added. "When I was at [Old Trafford], I thought about how incredible it would be if I could score there."

Kagawa follows countrymen Junichi Inamoto, Kazuyuki Toda, Hidetoshi Nakata and Ryo Miyaichi into the Premier League, following two seasons in the Bundesliga with Borussia Dortmund, where he scored 21 times in 49 league matches.
 
I still have a feeling he will take a year to settle in and that his ability to link with Rooney will be the sole definition of his failure and success at the club. He doesnt strike me as the type of player whose going to take you to title contenders on his lonesome.

You need 2 more midfield signings, IMO you cant win the title until you sort out the DCM situation with a world class player that can not only defend but add a few goals to boot. Not many of those around though. Much more important then getting a bloke like Modric in
 
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