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Team Ineos.
They also sponsor Mercedes as you have shown so that makes me think even less of them. That and their environmental record is a shambles. Perfect fit for United. Sportswashing like their neighbours
Manchester United: Where to next?
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They also sponsor Mercedes as you have shown so that makes me think even less of them. That and their environmental record is a shambles. Perfect fit for United. Sportswashing like their neighbours
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You support Red Bull. The ultimate in small man syndrome.
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I do not. I don't really support any team in F1. I cheer for Verstappen over Hamilton and for Danny Ric. If I had to choose it would probably be Williams or McLaren because of their tradition.
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If United were to get taken over, I think a lot would still need to change. Pretty much every senior position at the club needs to be looked at except the commercial side which seems to be going strong.
But ultimately the commercial side needs to.be controlled, football needs to be the priority, not making money.so you'd look at the CEO, the whole football department (I'd keep the 1st team staff), scouting department needing to be turned over with a new owner in charge.
Stadium and training ground are sub par, money needs to be spent on both and not a small amount. The squad needs a massive rebuild and for me they're as far away from having a top quality squad now as they were 12 months ago.
It's the ultimate football manager challenge for someone with the funds, but it's a bloody difficult one.
But ultimately the commercial side needs to.be controlled, football needs to be the priority, not making money.so you'd look at the CEO, the whole football department (I'd keep the 1st team staff), scouting department needing to be turned over with a new owner in charge.
Stadium and training ground are sub par, money needs to be spent on both and not a small amount. The squad needs a massive rebuild and for me they're as far away from having a top quality squad now as they were 12 months ago.
It's the ultimate football manager challenge for someone with the funds, but it's a bloody difficult one.
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They're too big to get relegated right? It would be an enjoyable season to see them struggle down in the bottom half of the table. They'd probably end up getting rid of ten Hag before the season was out if that were the case.
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This is all true but new owners would be given time by the fan base to do all this if they communicated their plan.
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Casemiro would be a Roy Keane type addition...
Certainly be a good chance of stopping them going down
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Wonder what else they talked about...
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Whether United would by any of there recently retired players?
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TheBrownDog
It's all in the (mis)spelling.
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Why not just spend the antony money on de jong
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He doesn't want to leave Barca, if he did he'd be at United or Chelsea already.
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I doubt tier 1 would be saying the transfer fee was agreed ages ago. Or Gerard Romero saying it's 95% done in early may, if there were not a chance of him willing to leave.
His agent that works for him seems to be agitating for the move too.
There is some complex factors at play but if there is 80 million for the ajax RW post casemiro. De Jong would be the better investment imho. huge transfer window after all the chatter
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The glazers want to sell future tv rights to fix leaky old Trafford?
I thought only shit teams like Barca did that
I thought only shit teams like Barca did that
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Im sure a transfer fee was agreed between clubs(thats the easy part) and his agent would love him to move too as he'd make his fees on it. But De Jong and his partner sound like they just don't want to leave Barcelona, and who can blame them as it's lovely.
He'll agreed to a paycut and stay. just wait and see.
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It sounded like De Jong would have moved if United matched his Barca contract (400k/week until 26).
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The city and club of Barca lovely but so is not giving away tens of millions of dollars you earned and is owed to you legally.
I remain unsure if he'll accept the pay cut. Reckon Chelsea and united would still be keen.
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Simply cannot happen, we need them gone asap!!!!
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Lies. Only Spanish minnows do that.
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How can you hit disagree on this Marcel Proust ? It is 100% fact.
The Glazers are much more fixated on seeing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers succeed on field, then they are with United.
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I'm not sure DeJong is so desperate to stay at Barca, he just wants to get paid what he's owed before he leaves.
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Giroud surely a green? Didn't he win you a trophy of his own boot?
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