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How can they be increasingly confident he’s going to stay when their position since August 10th has been there is no chance he’s leaving?
How can they be increasingly confident he’s going to stay when their position since August 10th has been there is no chance he’s leaving?
Considering that when United are "confident" of anything happening it never actually happens I take this as the most positive news we've had in days.Tweet
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Meanwhile United have said they are prepared to walk away from the umpteenth time. So yeah it's a game of poker clearlyThat’s a brief from Dortmund...not United. They’re saying they don’t think we’ll match the fee so he’s staying. Our position is their fee isn’t realistic and needs to come down. Seems like a negotiation and a game of poker. As it’s always been.
There have been so many posts along those lines in this thread that it's getting hard to tell the difference anymore. Though on reading it a second time I would agree that it sounds sarcastic.Do German posters on here not understand sarcasm?
Dortmund briefing the BBC?That’s a brief from Dortmund...not United. They’re saying they don’t think we’ll match the fee so he’s staying. Our position is their fee isn’t realistic and needs to come down. Seems like a negotiation and a game of poker. As it’s always been.
Simon Stone and the BBC, Dortmund's classic mouthpiece.That’s a brief from Dortmund...not United. They’re saying they don’t think we’ll match the fee so he’s staying. Our position is their fee isn’t realistic and needs to come down. Seems like a negotiation and a game of poker. As it’s always been.
Doesn't say that at all does it?Simon Stone - basically saying the club don’t think they can afford him in this climate. It’s the start of the ‘he’s too expensive’ brief.
or it's all part of the brinksmanship.Simon Stone - basically saying the club don’t think they can afford him in this climate. It’s the start of the ‘he’s too expensive’ brief.
How is it a brief from Dortmun when Sky Sports were saying the exact same about days ago?? They said we were looking at alternatives and that we didn't believe that a €120M fee is acceptable in this current climate.That’s a brief from Dortmund...not United. They’re saying they don’t think we’ll match the fee so he’s staying. Our position is their fee isn’t realistic and needs to come down. Seems like a negotiation and a game of poker. As it’s always been.
It kinda does, I'd sayDoesn't say that at all does it?
Dortmund's deadline for any deal to be agreed - 10 August - has passed and the German side do not want to sell Sancho.
Dortmund want over £100m for Sancho, who they signed from Manchester City for £10m in 2017. United do not feel a deal is possible at that valuation.
Arsonist in the making= If we don't end up signing Sancho, then lets burn the place down, but that's only true after October 4th.
ok your defo taking the piss, right?This is over. Deal with it. He's not worth the money anyway. We can now invest in critical areas. Cmon Rice, Longstaff and hopefully Deeny
You're linking an old article, not what came out today.It kinda does, I'd say
White text?This is over. Deal with it. He's not worth the money anyway. We can now invest in critical areas. Cmon Rice, Longstaff and hopefully Deeny
To be fair, it's your own fault if you expect Germans to have humor.Woodward is wasting everyones time with this, we've know about his valuation for over half an year now. There are no other suitors for him either, that's plenty time to figure out if we have the resources to sign the player or not. Clinging on to 3 weeks remaining in the transfer window is non-sense, this is all shaping up for a late bid of €100m or maybe even €120m near the end of window which will be promptly rejected by Dortmund because they won't have the time to sign a replacement. Woodward will do his classic face saving by briefing all the journos, hey looked we tried, we paid the fee they were asking for, they just wouldn't sell. It's not our fault, we'll try again next summer.
I feel bad when the club dupes our fanbase in lieu of false hope.
Do German posters on here not understand sarcasm?
But the difference is that we’re dealing with Dortmund who legitimately don’t need to sell whereas Sporting had to sell Bruno due to financial issues.Simon Stone?
reminder Stone said this days before Bruno was confirmed
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Fernandes requested it, Maguire it was pre-season games so not unusual.Yeah and Maguire playing pre season games for Leicester as well
Depends if he cries after or not surely....This is dead if he plays tonight. Completely dead in the water. Anyone who thinks otherwise is dreaming.
Great insight as usual from Simon.Tweet
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He is a journalist that reports the current news and does not give much analysis. If you want deeper analysis you need to follow journalists from The Athletic.Great insight as usual from Simon.
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