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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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I prefer to work in minutes, much more accurate.
Seconds are fecking stupid though, they're like mm's... Fecking pointless
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That's so unbelievably damning of where Arsenal currently sit as a club.
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Villa showing they're not messing around!
Beaten by Aston Villa to a transfer. fecking hellIf they keep jack they'll be a fair side next season
They will be selling Grealish to someone after their own transfer business, i can see it
Wow, Villa are being super ambitious this window!
All they need is another CB and I think they could be a serious threat for anyone in the league. Could possibly even threaten the top 4 if one or two of the traditional big clubs has a slip up.
In terms of sheer talent, they'd have more than West Ham did this season or Wolves last season, imo.
Same was said last summer
Shows you how far they have fallen when they are losing out on their main transfer target to Aston Villa.
In terms of sheer talent, of they sign a quality centre back to replace Mings, I'd probably take their squad over Spurs. Definitely if Kane goes.
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Villa aren't poor, they can spend money and it doesn't automatically mean they're selling Grealish.
Finally someone with a little bit of sense, they could easily spend 75m without selling anyone, fans will be back in next season and tv money has stayed the same
Serious kick in the balls, that is. Hardly like he’s gone and signed for Bayern
Thought he wanted a step up?
How does Bissouma fit in, replacing Xhaka?
He and Partay would be a formidable midfield
Would fit Arteta's exciting football vision that's for sure.
So which club are Arsenal going to lose this transfer to?
Yeah you get that feeling don’t you
Neves is a weird one. According to stats, definitely one of the most consistent deep midfielders..but so was Schneiderlin.
Assuming Max Aarons will be leaving Norwich as well now. Not sure what club would want him though. Maybe Spurs?
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It would be about his level I think. I don't think he's a top club player.
Really doubt that, last season their net spend was around 90mn, the year prior it was 143mn, i don't think they have to sell to buy, the owner is worth 8 bn and clearly willing to spend.
That's a shot at Arsenal, player choosing Villa over them. How far has Arsenal fell?
Agree. That said, as a player you just know Arsenal won’t spend or strengthen significantly, that’s not the case at Villa, they do seem to have some bank and really want to push on.
Ambitious from Villa and good to see, they are a proper PL club and they’ve been great since coming back into the league.
Villa can put whatever price they want on Grealish head. They are owned by an incredibly rich duo. I can only see him leaving if he causes a fuss
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Falk is really not reliable at all anymore, he’s a mouthpiece for Bayern at best
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Pretty much, yeah. I wanted to post that to show that we cannot rely on Falk to offer any Sancho news.
Isn't Falk just reporting what the Dortmund reporter from Bild is saying? Unsure how accurate the Dortmund side of Bild is though.
Falk got so much wrong last year. Someone called him out recently with every screen shot
He is, yeah, and I'm guessing he tends to post their bits of info as he doesn't cover Dortmund himself. That reporter also writes for SportBILD, who tend to be more speculative with their stories.
MLS expansion side Charlotte FC have signed a Premier League champion...
He'll be in the team for their first season next year.
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He'll be in the team for their first season next year.
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