| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) 16:41 - Jan 28 with 2536 views | Scoot |
I hope not much changes but I would like us to screw down some of the loan players or cheap players that we've made better. I'm thinking Toby andervwhatever, Victor wanna make and I can't believe I'm Saying this but his one season for us was brilliant and thats the, day love bloke (best defender in the world 😆) he actually said that. More recently its not been that great to be fair. But we've still let good players go. Hopefully we now will be able to stop that. I would like to think we would get the odd gem like Ryan Bertrand, maybe a deli Ali or lingard. But you'll tell me if I'm dreaming I'm sure
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 17:21 - Jan 28 with 2498 views | saint68 |
Dodgy Ali and J-Lingz....no thanks...pair of self obsessed Wâš“s
But in regards to nailing down young players we're bringing on from initial loan deals ..then yes!! | |
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 19:15 - Jan 28 with 2422 views | Saintsforeverj |
Yes, I agree. Broja and Livramento are proof that there are great young players available. Under the new owners, this will continue but there will also be finance available too, to tie down a Broja or to get in a young player on a contract more quickly, rather than a loan or even to buy any player that we need if we had to, in an injury crisis for example. The recent interview with Solak shows that he will provide the financial support where needed but wants to carrying on with the same transfer policy that found Broja, Livramento and Salisu. Good, young players with a future career to earn will give more to our team than has beens like Ronaldo who just want a pay day. [Post edited 28 Jan 2022 19:18]
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 08:19 - Jan 29 with 2222 views | saintwizzler |
| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 19:15 - Jan 28 by Saintsforeverj |
Yes, I agree. Broja and Livramento are proof that there are great young players available. Under the new owners, this will continue but there will also be finance available too, to tie down a Broja or to get in a young player on a contract more quickly, rather than a loan or even to buy any player that we need if we had to, in an injury crisis for example. The recent interview with Solak shows that he will provide the financial support where needed but wants to carrying on with the same transfer policy that found Broja, Livramento and Salisu. Good, young players with a future career to earn will give more to our team than has beens like Ronaldo who just want a pay day. [Post edited 28 Jan 2022 19:18]
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I wish we had a player of Ronaldo’s ability. |  |
| We thought that we had the answers,
It was the questions we had wrong. |
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 12:26 - Jan 29 with 2142 views | Scoot |
| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 08:19 - Jan 29 by saintwizzler |
I wish we had a player of Ronaldo’s ability. |
Me too. He still the best player utd have | |
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 12:45 - Jan 29 with 2130 views | Saintsforeverj |
| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 12:26 - Jan 29 by Scoot |
Me too. He still the best player utd have |
But Man U have been very poor and are worse off in the league this year than they were last year? Ronaldo sulks and complains, affecting the team. He may have ability but he has hardly improved Man U. Good players don't help teams if they have an attitude problem. | |
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 15:53 - Jan 29 with 2094 views | saintwizzler |
| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 12:45 - Jan 29 by Saintsforeverj |
But Man U have been very poor and are worse off in the league this year than they were last year? Ronaldo sulks and complains, affecting the team. He may have ability but he has hardly improved Man U. Good players don't help teams if they have an attitude problem. |
They need a manager who will take no shit off him or indeed the other cocks at that club.
The Baby Faced Assassin and the one there now ain’t strong enough.
Ronaldo is a joy to watch. | |
| We thought that we had the answers,
It was the questions we had wrong. |
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 19:42 - Jan 29 with 2018 views | Kennington |
It depends, doesn’t it? The current policy is fine for now but we all know it’s incredibly risky. The aim is surely not to buy gambles and punts but actually purchase proven players. Seems we’re a long way off that. | |
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| I personally hope we carry on with our transfer policy (controversial) on 07:33 - Jan 30 with 1960 views | Scoot |
In regards to Ronaldo, he's a great player working in a team that just hasn't clicked for whatever reason under numerous managers since Ferguson.
As for us we've always gambled on our transfers. It would be nice to be a club that can bring in ready made talent but thats not as good as knowing we paid little money or brought through a player then sold them for silly money like VVD, Oxlade Chamberlain & Walcot.. | |
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