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Not incompetency but a reluctance to spend the asking amount.
In a different commercial environment we’d have had this done by now but the worlds a changed place.
I don’t understand this logic. When have we ever completed such a deal in a quick manner and without dragging it out into some sort of saga till the end of the window? Do you remember how long it took to get Pogba over the line? I think Pogba missed our first game of the season or wasnt able to train much before it. Same happened with Di Maria and Maguire
 

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Fact of the matter is:
1. Dortmund don't have to sell
2. Sancho may want to leave but United is not the only destination he would like going to. If it were Chelsea, Liverpool, Barcelona and Real, I think we have had to convince Dortmund and Sancho
3. We can't afford to burn 108m on a single player in this market
4. We are playing the waiting game and I can't see Dortmund blinking as they know that they'll get a higher price for Sancho after the Euros next year and draw in more clubs
5. If we are not buying players until the Sancho deal is sorted, we should atleast get the clearout going and raise money for other signings. (Lingard, Pereira, Romero, Rojo, Bailly all need to leave....) Our own player contract extensions can happen during the course of the season and we shouldn't be wasting time extending them during this window.
6. Lastly, let's take a walk down memory lane, we wanted to get Maguire in the summer of 2018 when he was 60m, we waited for the summer of 2019 and paid 80m for him.
 

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I don’t understand this logic. When have we ever completed such a deal in a quick manner and without dragging it out into some sort of saga till the end of the window? Do you remember how long it took to get Pogba over the line? I think Pogba missed our first game of the season or wasnt able to train much before it. Same happened with Di Maria and Maguire
Well reassure yourself that we got them in the end.
I don’t see this one happening
 

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Well reassure yourself that we got them in the end.
I don’t see this one happening
Who said I was?
Simply saying that you thinking we would have had it done by now has zero basis on any evidence of how we do business as a club.
 

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I don’t understand this logic. When have we ever completed such a deal in a quick manner and without dragging it out into some sort of saga till the end of the window? Do you remember how long it took to get Pogba over the line? I think Pogba missed our first game of the season or wasnt able to train much before it. Same happened with Di Maria and Maguire
Why has this become a norm and why are we accepting such transfer dealings behavior? Do you see other clubs doing the same? PSG when they bought Neymar, Barca when they bought Dembele or Real when they got Hazard?
 

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Why has this become a norm and why are we accepting such transfer dealings behavior? Do you see other clubs doing the same? PSG when they bought Neymar, Barca when they bought Dembele or Real when they got Hazard?
Who do you see accepting it?
 

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Why has this become a norm and why are we accepting such transfer dealings behavior? Do you see other clubs doing the same? PSG when they bought Neymar, Barca when they bought Dembele or Real when they got Hazard?
Pretty sure Hazard lasted over a year. Probably longer
 

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Pretty sure Hazard lasted over a year. Probably longer
Hazard didn't want to leave the year before and the moment he had a mutual agreement with Chelsea (like SAF had with CR7), they let him leave and he was also in the last year of his contract.
 

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Hazard didn't want to leave the year before and the moment he had a mutual agreement with Chelsea (like SAF had with CR7), they let him leave and he was also in the last year of his contract.
It still lasted well over a year. Infact it was 2 years.
 

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Who said I was?
Simply saying that you thinking we would have had it done by now has zero basis on any evidence of how we do business as a club.
I really can’t be bothered with this. It’s become a spurious argument.
 

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It still lasted well over a year. Infact it was 2 years.
Maybe Hazard is a bad example.... But that still does not give us a reason to keep prolonging our deals especially since we're the only club interested.

1. Maguire
2. AWB
3. Bruno

All three players we've acquired, we were the only club interested and we spent the entire window getting these deals done. That's how bad we are at negotiating. Firstly, I'm no huge proponent of Sancho but I still feel from the commercial side of things, Sancho is 20 and we'll end up recouping a lot of the Sancho fee back even if we sell him at the age of 27 to Real or Barcelona. Real paid 80m for CR7, that was a huge bargain and Real did not stall on the deal. In fact, in addition to the trophies, Real ended selling him for a profit of 20m. Obviously Sancho is no CR7 but from the monetary sense, it makes sense to get this deal done now.
 

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Maybe Hazard is a bad example.... But that still does not give us a reason to keep prolonging our deals especially since we're the only club interested.

1. Maguire
2. AWB
3. Bruno

All three players we've acquired, we were the only club interested and we spent the entire window getting these deals done. That's how bad we are at negotiating. Firstly, I'm no huge proponent of Sancho but I still feel from the commercial side of things, Sancho is 20 and we'll end up recouping a lot of the Sancho fee back even if we sell him at the age of 27 to Real or Barcelona. Real paid 80m for CR7, that was a huge bargain and Real did not stall on the deal. In fact, in addition to the trophies, Real ended selling him for a profit of 20m. Obviously Sancho is no CR7 but from the monetary sense, it makes sense to get this deal done now.
You must be arguing with yourself because as I said before. Who do you see advocating for that or even accepting it?
 

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Man Utd twitter account is trolling so much, just keep posting about past Fulham games :lol:
 

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If the deal was dead we would have briefed that it is. Happened with Dybala and Griezmann just before the deal went south. Every single one of our mouthpiece is saying "deal is difficult but we are trying" which is exactly what I would expect a club to say.

People want it resolved in days because "x club did it in this many days" is quite dumb. Trying to negotiate the best deal that we can is important for clubs which are self sufficient. We may as well pay up the original amount but I dont think United will not trying to negotiate because some people are impatient. Our players are on holiday. What difference does it make if we sign him now? I am sure Club would have had a deadline and is working accordingly.

TL DR : Sancho is coming I believe. Have patience. If we do pull out, it would be because we were worried of long term stability of the football club. Would be disappointing but that's life.
 

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Haven't really got into the minutiae of this saga but has Sancho ever really expressed a burning desire to come to United? If we aren't his dream move then Dortmund are in the driving seat. Bit like Trump ordering that Chinese company to sell TikTok.
 

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If the deal was dead we would have briefed that it is. Happened with Dybala and Griezmann just before the deal went south. Every single one of our mouthpiece is saying "deal is difficult but we are trying" which is exactly what I would expect a club to say.

People want it resolved in days because "x club did it in this many days" is quite dumb. Trying to negotiate the best deal that we can is important for clubs which are self sufficient. We may as well pay up the original amount but I dont think United will not trying to negotiate because some people are impatient. Our players are on holiday. What difference does it make if we sign him now? I am sure Club would have had a deadline and is working accordingly.

TL DR : Sancho is coming I believe. Have patience. If we do pull out, it would be because we were worried of long term stability of the football club. Would be disappointing but that's life.
Utd aren’t under any obligation to
keep briefing the press though. I’m not incident as all we hear is what Dortmund are saying, and that is that it’s not on.

I think we’ve Moved on to other targets personally
 

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My point isn't that next window won't be affected. It's that it won't necessarily be more affected than this window, because clubs already see next year's losses coming and they don't know yet when the bleeding is going to stop. On the other hand an end could be in sight by next summer (e.g. a vaccine proving to be viable), so there is a chance that clubs will be more willing to spend.

One quarter of Covid has caused losses of €45m, so yes I don't see €60m lasting that long.

Shareholder's influence isn't as big as you think. They don't have the right to appoint or dismiss the management. And most major shareholders are sponsors of the club anyway. Being perceived to be going against the club's management would defeat the purpose of their investment.
From BD

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
Clearly structured and lived corporate governance is very important to Borussia Dortmund. It stands for company management and controlling that is responsible, transparent, and focused on long-term value creation. Efficient work together between the management and supervisory board, attention to shareholders' interests, and openness and transparency in corporate communication are large parts of good corporate governance.

From your latest investor presentation regarding information financial year 2019/20
The aim is to further develop the professional squad, thus creating and developing sportive competiveness as well as financial value. The primary objective is to achieve sporting successes without incurring new debt.

Focus on developing new talent and keeping key players

Investments in young players such as Giovanni Reyna (17), Erling Haaland (19), Jadon Sancho (19), Mateu Morey (20), Dan-Axel Zagadou (20) and signing high-quality players such as Julian Brandt (23), Thorgan Hazard (26), Nico Schulz (26) or Mats Hummels (31) and keeping extraordinary players like Marco Reus (30) or Axel Witsel (31);

My comments

1. Your latest information to shareholders is crystal clear.
”The primary objective is to achieve sporting successes without incurring new debt.“

Without dismiss your explanations in your posts, and I found you trustworthy, some of your comments is in direct opposite to the information that BD gives to their shareholders.

Why should I believe in you and dismiss the words from the board and your CEO?

2. Some of your executives including your CEO has a history of saying one thing to the public then do something completely different in reality. Not once. Several times. (And I perfectly understands that things can change so this is not any major criticism against BD and their executives)

Now you tell me (and others) that this time we shall totally believe in their words. Explain. When is it OK to lie and when is it the time to believe in them?

Westphalian cryptic communication or what is it that I’m missing?
 

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Utd aren’t under any obligation to
keep briefing the press though. I’m not incident as all we hear is what Dortmund are saying, and that is that it’s not on.

I think we’ve Moved on to other targets personally
We generally do in high profile transfer. Sancho is biggest since Pogba. We will definitely brief the press if we moved on
 

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Just noticed Sancho's barber has deleted his tweet
So first his cousin deleted a instagram post saying he needs to start supporting the red devils before making his account private, and now his barber deletes his tweet where he tagged a photo of Sancho with manchester?
This deal is so done!
 

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I somehow did not realize that his contract was till 2023.always thought it was 2022.

In this case, I don't think there is any point trying to drive the price down. 108 million pounds is a lot but it won't be any lesser next summer.

We can easily raise 60 million pounds from sale and afford to pay the remainder in cash and that's what may end up happening.
 

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So first his cousin deleted a instagram post saying he needs to start supporting the red devils before making his account private, and now his barber deletes his tweet where he tagged a photo of Sancho with manchester?
This deal is so done!
They aren’t in Manchester. London more likely. That tweet by the barber isn’t anything of a transfer hint though other than stupidly hashtagging MUFC to get more followers
 

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Haven't really got into the minutiae of this saga but has Sancho ever really expressed a burning desire to come to United? If we aren't his dream move then Dortmund are in the driving seat. Bit like Trump ordering that Chinese company to sell TikTok.
He's never publicly expressed his future plans/desires at any point in his career after joining Dortmund. He's kept all of cards close to his chest. Whenever anyone asks him about United/moving elsewhere, he tends to avoid answering the question.
 

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He's never publicly expressed his future plans/desires at any point in his career after joining Dortmund. He's kept all of cards close to his chest. Whenever anyone asks him about United/moving elsewhere, he tends to avoid answering the question.
That s how a professional player should behave.
 

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Haven't really got into the minutiae of this saga but has Sancho ever really expressed a burning desire to come to United? If we aren't his dream move then Dortmund are in the driving seat. Bit like Trump ordering that Chinese company to sell TikTok.
Our big signings like Pogba, Maguire and even AWB have never really expressed a desire to come publicly. They just let the clubs and their agents do the talking. Don’t think Sancho will ever need to if we just fork out what Dortmund wants. If we do, he’s ours immediately
 
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