Transfer discussion thread

[SM]

It's factually correct that Bellingham has toured our facilities & that Sancho will more than likely remain in the Bundesliga for 2020/2021.

Deal with dem facts my precious.

He's not a winger lol.

 

[pantskyle]

It's factually correct that Bellingham has toured our facilities & that Sancho will more than likely remain in the Bundesliga for 2020/2021.

Deal with dem facts my precious.

Where have I argued differently to that? I've even said on Saturday in this thread that Sancho will probably stay at Dortmund and liked the post by Bojan done this morning about Bellingham touring the facilities.

Here are the facts, you know absolutely nothing about these topics, you can't even google the info properly prior to sprouting absolute rubbish. I've never come across a poster who is as clueless as you are. Please give up before you make yourself look even more stupid, if that is possible.

 

[manureid]

Too late

 

[Sozabarus]

Grealish would be a fantastic signing for United. Him and Maguire would be a great CB partnership.

 

[Procrastinator35]

He's not a winger lol.

Maybe you should watch his highlights tape before making a cheer-leading nong of yourself.

 

[Procrastinator35]

Where have I argued differently to that? I've even said on Saturday in this thread that Sancho will probably stay at Dortmund and liked the post by Bojan done this morning about Bellingham touring the facilities.

Here are the facts, you know absolutely nothing about these topics, you can't even google the info properly prior to sprouting absolute rubbish. I've never come across a poster who is as clueless as you are. Please give up before you make yourself look even more stupid, if that is possible.

Says the dude who wanted Ole gone & blames our defence for DeGea's own Howlers.

You try so desperately to make out like you're a board guru in these parts, but fail miserably every time, as your inept & inane personal attacks prove well enough.

You come across as a try-hard teenager.

 

[Kompany]

I don’t watch the Bundesliga to know but I will say he’s not impressed me when he’s played for England thus far. To put up those stats though must mean there’s a very good player there and probably goes to show what a mediocre manager Gareth Southgate remains.

You'd have to compare his England performances with other players when they had his age. Sterling was 20 by the time he scored his first England goal. Players that age often aren't that great yet for their country. I remember Hazard was quite underwhelming for Belgium until he was 21.

 

[WealstoneRaider]

You'd have to compare his England performances with other players when they had his age. Sterling was 20 by the time he scored his first England goal. Players that age often aren't that great yet for their country. I remember Hazard was quite underwhelming for Belgium until he was 21.

Yeah fair enough. Sometimes you forget how young these players are. The hype machine doesn’t always help either. The kid is gonna become some player it seems

 

[pantskyle]

Says the dude who wanted Ole gone & blames our defence for DeGea's own Howlers.

You try so desperately to make out like you're a board guru in these parts, but fail miserably every time, as your inept & inane personal attacks prove well enough.

You come across as a try-hard teenager.

I don't need to try very hard when it comes to you, basically whatever you say I can respond with the opposite knowing that I'll be correct.
I recall in your staunch defence of Ole you insisted United give him more time than they did with Moyes without even realising that he had at that moment been in the job for six months longer already. You're nothing but a fool.

 

[WealstoneRaider]

Getting a bit spicy in here lol

In Procrastinator’s defence (someone has to stick up for him and I’m no pile-on character) it does appear at this point in time he was right about Ole, despite obviously getting some of the facts wrong as Pants states above. I think the whole board apart from him had wrote him off as an amateur

 

[CP28]

I've been debating with my Manc mates about OGS for a while .. They were vehement he couldn't coach and needed the boot. I was vehement maybe he could and maybe he couldn't but he needed time to make his own squad adjustments and bed in style of play and policies. At this point neither is right or wrong yet. However they're looking quite resurgent and by the time they offload some below par (or non-existent) performers at seasons end and bring in some quality talent, Im expecting them to be legitimate title contenders next season.

 

[SM]

Maybe you should watch his highlights tape before making a cheer-leading nong of yourself.

I regularly watch Championship football.

 

[pantskyle]

Getting a bit spicy in here lol

In Procrastinator’s defence (someone has to stick up for him and I’m no pile-on character) it does appear at this point in time he was right about Ole, despite obviously getting some of the facts wrong as Pants states above. I think the whole board apart from him had wrote him off as an amateur

The jury is well and truly still out on Ole, let's not sit here and pretend he hasn't been strongly supported in the market, he has been resposible for some of the worse United performances during his tenure. Continually played spuds, spoke often about the youth but wouldn't play them, said some of the most mind-numbingly dumb comments after games and continues to support the Glazers and Woody.

People are so quick to forget just because a team is going alright.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

Yep by no means has Ole ‘made it’ yet, or proven anyone wrong. People do have short memories.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

I regularly watch Championship football.

Haha that is hilarious.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

Getting a bit spicy in here lol

In Procrastinator’s defence (someone has to stick up for him and I’m no pile-on character) it does appear at this point in time he was right about Ole, despite obviously getting some of the facts wrong as Pants states above. I think the whole board apart from him had wrote him off as an amateur

This is what the united thread has been like ever since I came back

 

[pantskyle]

This is what the united thread has been like ever since I came back

It's not all about you mate.

 

[Bojan KantKick]

It's not all about you mate.

 

[GarnerSmash]

All things considered I think Ole has done pretty well in resetting a culture, managing a squad ultra thin on quality and bedding in new signings at a high pressure club this year. There have been some shocking performances, but things look far more settled now than they have been in years. The defence is clicking with 2 goals conceded in 11 games, Lingard and Pereira are no longer two of the first names on the team sheet thanks to a return to fitness for Matic and McTominay and the purchase of Fernandes, Williams and Greenwood have been really promising academy players having an impact at senior level, Shaw and Fred have revived their careers of late and look to be bloody good players for the long term, and the off field stuff seems to have settled down for now. There are also about 8 players in the squad he will need to jettison (Sanchez, Rojo, Jones, Smalling, Lingard, Pereira, Pogba) who are either not good enough or don't want to be there, so the work is nowhere near done.

Kudos to Ole for taking on a train wreck, ignoring the noise, not starting a war of words with leadership at a very delicate time, turning things around and pointing them in what seems to be the right direction. He may not be there when United next win the prem, but he has certainly started them on the right course. A few more quality signings to flesh out the quality, some luck with injury and I reckon United are entrenched in the top four next year. From there, who knows.

 

[Magma]

not sure about the whole less time on the ball stuff anymore either. you'd see about the same number of teams that press across all leagues i wouldnt think. plus playing for a pressing team also should equip you for when you are under pressure.

sancho's numbers are pretty much what kdb put up in his season at wolfsburg. kid is a star and bar injury, i think he will be fine no matter what. still think he should stay at dortmund cos once again they are putting together a great team, but also understand wanting the big move back

 

[RPCB]

Where have I argued differently to that? I've even said on Saturday in this thread that Sancho will probably stay at Dortmund and liked the post by Bojan done this morning about Bellingham touring the facilities.

Here are the facts, you know absolutely nothing about these topics, you can't even google the info properly prior to sprouting absolute rubbish. I've never come across a poster who is as clueless as you are. Please give up before you make yourself look even more stupid, if that is possible.

****, yes! I am in the clear.

 

[QuietB]

All things considered I think Ole has done pretty well in resetting a culture, managing a squad ultra thin on quality and bedding in new signings at a high pressure club this year. There have been some shocking performances, but things look far more settled now than they have been in years. The defence is clicking with 2 goals conceded in 11 games, Lingard and Pereira are no longer two of the first names on the team sheet thanks to a return to fitness for Matic and McTominay and the purchase of Fernandes, Williams and Greenwood have been really promising academy players having an impact at senior level, Shaw and Fred have revived their careers of late and look to be bloody good players for the long term, and the off field stuff seems to have settled down for now. There are also about 8 players in the squad he will need to jettison (Sanchez, Rojo, Jones, Smalling, Lingard, Pereira, Pogba) who are either not good enough or don't want to be there, so the work is nowhere near done.

Kudos to Ole for taking on a train wreck, ignoring the noise, not starting a war of words with leadership at a very delicate time, turning things around and pointing them in what seems to be the right direction. He may not be there when United next win the prem, but he has certainly started them on the right course. A few more quality signings to flesh out the quality, some luck with injury and I reckon United are entrenched in the top four next year. From there, who knows.

Sell Pogba and buy well with that pot of cash and they are a long way there.

 

[pantskyle]

I'd enjoy Ole a lot more if he wasn't a mouthpiece for the Glazers and by association, Woody.

Most United fans would agree that the Glazers and Woody are the main ones who need to be moved on.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Wouldn't be against it.

You’re kidding right?
Wouldn’t want him within 1000 yards of us. Not sure why you’re keen

 

[GarnerSmash]

I'd enjoy Ole a lot more if he wasn't a mouthpiece for the Glazers and by association, Woody.

Most United fans would agree that the Glazers and Woody are the main ones who need to be moved on.

Fergie was the same....

Unfortunately there is no point starting a fight you can't win, especially when the fallout could irreparably damage an already fragile club.

But yes, they are ****ing vampires.