redspoony
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ARGH! just got the old "she caneee take the strain message" and nearly spaffed my pants.
Alas...
Alas...
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"City is his preferred destination"Manchester United favourites to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42687789
BBC CONFIRMATION
BBC article confirming we are favourites!!!The caf just crashed!!? Wtf happened? Did we sign him?
Fine, spoilt South American FOOTBALLERHe was only born some 1000 miles from where Di Maria was born, in a different country. But yeah, they're both South American so they must be the same. And of course South America is famous for being a wealthy region full of spoilt people.
Manchester United favourites to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42687789
BBC CONFIRMATION
GET INManchester United favourites to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez
http://www.bbc.com/sport/football/42687789
BBC CONFIRMATION
As did we all.FFS "she canee take the train capt'n!"
I thought we had signed him for a minute.
Never thought I would say this, but Andy Gray makes a good point about why can't United close the gap like City did last year. The whole mentality of "team X are better this year and therefore they can't be caught next year" is a huge logical fallacy that shows an almost fundamental misunderstanding of sport.My god, the image of Manchester United by so called experts and pundits is so bitterly biased … listen to almost everyone except Andy Gray here … especially George "I'd take the easiest route to a medal every time" Boatang and Richard "they've been rubbed off" Keyes :
Please cut out the xenophobic nonsenseAnyone got the feeling this guy is another spoilt South American who we should steer clear of, no matter how good he is?
I get the Di Maria vibes about this one.
BBC don't post anything without merit, regardless of the journalist.Sadly, Simon Stone isn't a worthy BBC journalist. He's no better than the others who get fed briefings from Woodward.
Chelsea went from 10th to winning the league the next season.Never thought I would say this, but Andy Gray makes a good point about why can't United close the gap like City did last year. The whole mentality of "team X are better this year and therefore they can't be caught next year" is a huge logical fallacy that shows an almost fundamental misunderstanding of sport.
Thats just the whole of the caf betting against us from nervous disposition.United were as short as 1/6 last night with city 4/1. United now 5/6 and city 10/11...lot of money being pumped on City for some reason?
Might be to do with the Liverpool result. People assuming Pep would get out his famous cheque book.United were as short as 1/6 last night with city 4/1. United now 5/6 and city 10/11...lot of money being pumped on City for some reason?
The element of this that you havent mentioned is the type of football the two clubs play. I think that is a big part of why there was an assumption he would choose City over us. Whether we like it or not, objectively most people would say the football that City play is breathtaking. Mourinho has a reputation for playing anti football. That isnt a media construct, everyone on here accepted that as fact when he was at Chelsea, and a lot of people still accept it now. So when journalists ask why he would join us over City, yes there is an expectation among many they will win more trophies than us over the next few years - which may or may not be true - but there is also, I feel, bemusement among some that a footballer with the choice of playing in either system would choose to play in ours.Why has nobody mentioned the history of United and the number 7 shirt, the fact that Sanchez could come in and be an immediate icon at one of the biggest if not the biggest club in the world, as if that wouldn't appeal to him?
Instead the majority of press and pundits seem to think Sanchez should to go to City to pick up a Premier League winners medal that he would have had literally no input into. And if he doesn't do that then he's greedy and solely driven by cash??! Not by playing at Old Trafford in front of 75,000 people. Not by playing for the club that's won more league titles than any other. Not by playing for a manager that's won the league in every country he's managed in. So we pay a bit more and offer him better terms, how is that different to ANY other transfer where more than one club is interested in a player?
Nah in any movie involving United, this guy has to play Ed:Maybe Ed?
okay then...still holding out hope that it doesnt happen
Don’t think so.Should we expect an announcement today after the game ?
Let's hope he'll be in the stands for the game!Should we expect an announcement today after the game ?
SameThat crash got my heart pumping real fast and for no good reason
Is that an attempt to improve the validity of your point? If so, it fails.Fine, spoilt South American FOOTBALLER
I hope so!Should we expect an announcement today after the game ?
I hope so. It would help in relation to our mental health and our relationshipsShould we expect an announcement today after the game ?
I honestly can't believe these kinds of twitter questions are still doing the rounds. Sam Lee has laid it all out.this saga and subsequent narrative would be an interesting case study.
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Nah in any movie involving United, this guy has to play Ed:
There is no point i'm trying to make about their nationalities. I just put Sanchez, maybe, in the same category as Di Maria, Heinze and Tevez etc etc who all happen to be very good at football and very spoilt and just happen to be South American by utter, pure coincidence.Is that an attempt to improve the validity of your point? If so, it fails.