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A bit like this whole saga, to be fair.Yeah indeed, that did not make sense
A bit like this whole saga, to be fair.Yeah indeed, that did not make sense
Thanks for sharing, I don´t see propaganda to be honest.He says that both clubs have tarnished their reputation. Segurola is a very good journalist, one of the best, I can´t imagine him putting his pants down like Pedrerol.Below I've pasted an article from Marca "Real Madrids mouthpiece". I read the website on pretty much a daily basis and the below article is blatantly one that's come from the club itself as propaganda. Looks like Madrid purposely pulled out of the deal while making it look as though it failed somehow.
Real MadridandManchester United, the game's two richest clubs, both with an abundant history of big-money signings, failed farcically to finalise a deal which would have seenDavid de Geajoin the La Liga giants andKeylor Navashead toOld Trafford.
Apparently,time and bureaucracy led to De Gea's transfer falling through, all amid astonishment and a string of choice words aimed at Manchester United and Real Madrid.There can be no doubt that the two clubs have tarnished their reputation in the eyes of the greater footballing world.
In a nutshell, Real Madrid appear to have got what they finally wanted, whilst the outcome has definitely done Manchester United no harm at all.
Signing De Gea has looked less and less enticing for Real Madrid over the past few weeks, thus increasing the chances of him staying in the Premier League.
Then Keylor Navas served up a masterclass in Real Madrid's home game against Betis. He played as though his life depended on it and the Bernabéu faithful hailed him like a hero. That night, the fans made it clear they were against signing De Gea and letting Keylor Navas leave. On top of that,Romeroput in a poor performance in United's away defeat toSwansea.
A day later, Keylor Navas was still at Real Madrid and David de Gea in England. The young Spanish keeper is the stand-out victim of this summer's transfer saga. He is now set to be the first-choice keeper at a club which he no longer wants to play for, whilst Navas will get to play in goal where he always wanted to.Real Madrid fans will get the keeper they apparently wanted and Manchester United will breathe a sigh of relief now that De Gea can take over from Romero.
Read more:Real Madrid: De Gea falls victim to ridiculously convenient outcome - MARCA.com (English version)
Err, no I don't think so, that's to top it up to the £36 million fee that we seem to have paid (not inc bonuses).That's wages I presume? That's not so bad then.
they are the true winners in all of thisWhat uave the Atletico fans been making if all this? I bet they're laughing their bollocks off!
Mostly tweeting Man Utd and Manchester stuff at Edurne.What uave the Atletico fans been making if all this? I bet they're laughing their bollocks off!
There is no doubt that with this deal we have officially lost all rights to complain about any transfer fee that any club will ever pay.Ah, ok I see. Because I remember the majority calling us crazy to splash about the same amount on James. If he turns out as good a signing though...
When Marca are saying it's 50/50 you know that Real must have seriously ballsed up. I'm not expecting this chap to win a Peabody award any time soon, especially when he works for a paper with all the impartiality of Der Sturmer!Thanks for sharing, I don´t see propaganda to be honest.He says that both clubs have tarnished their reputation. Segurola is a very good journalist, one of the best, I can´t imagine him putting his pants down like Pedrerol.
Madrid has probably more to blame but Navas contract was signed at 23:30. On the cover of tomorrow they say that now everything depends on De Gea since Madrid don´t want to negotiate with United. If they take that position, after so many transfer sagas, then maybe United did also something wrong? . Don´t judge Segurola for working in Marca, probably they signed him to appear in the photo. Before he worked in Ser and now collaborates with Onda Cero, with Sid Lowe or Ballagué.When Marca are saying it's 50/50 you know that Real must have seriously ballsed up. I'm not expecting this chap to win a Peabody award any time soon, especially when he works for a paper with all the impartiality of Der Sturmer!
30m euros initially, and 5m euros each summer for the next four years for a total of 50m euros, that's the base price.Wait.. hang on.. how much did United cough up for Martial?
It's a well-known fact of human psychology that you hate the person you wronged more than the person who wronged you.On the cover of tomorrow they say that now everything depends on De Gea since Madrid don´t want to negotiate with United. If they take that position, after so many transfer sagas, then maybe United did also something wrong?
Ok, so a total of €50m then.30m euros initially, and 5m euros each summer for the next four years for a total of 50m euros, that's the base price.
There are three clauses. One, is 5m euros each time he wins the Premier League leading goalscorer, up to a max of 15m euros. Two, is 5m euros, if he wins the Golden Boy. Three, 10m euros if he wins the Ballon d'Or. A total of 30m in clauses.
So, 80m overall, if he become some absolute worldie.
Not sure how the James deal was structured, but I remember figures of £63m being mentioned. Martial's fee is for a guaranteed £36m.Ah, ok I see. Because I remember the majority calling us crazy to splash about the same amount on James. If he turns out as good a signing though...
We have to pay it, it's just easier this way because of cash issues.Ok, so a total of €50m then.
I don't get the 5m each summer though, is that a very common clause? How does it work? If you sell him before his contract is up you don't have to pay it? Anyway, just realised that's for another thread.
No, even if we sold him next year, we'd have to finish of the payments to make 50m.Ok, so a total of €50m then.
I don't get the 5m each summer though, is that a very common clause? How does it work? If you sell him before his contract is up you don't have to pay it? Anyway, just realised that's for another thread.
Ok, didn't know this, cheers.No, even if we sold him next year, we'd have to finish of the payments to make 50m.
Most transfers are organised like that, it's very rare, barring activating release clauses, that players are paid for in lump sums.
Take yourselves, when you bought Bale off Spurs, you hadn't even paid for Modric yet. Apparently, not even *started* paying for him.
wow, I have no words what a waste of my time you were.so he has one more year to go till his contract expires, well done
This is very informative. Madrid's story about waiting on United for TMS simply doesn't add up.
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Sid Lowe discusses what went wrong with the Madrid deal and pretty much agrees that the blame lies solely with Madrid.
I like this theory, but what does Kiko Casilla do? Decent keeper too, tbf.Hopefully De Gea decides to stay and signs a new contract.
Navas feels like he was being forced out, gets disillusioned at Madrid and demands a transfer.
Madrid play Pepe in goal.
youre a waste of this thread's time objecting points I never even raised, to the point I previously didn't bother spoonfeeding youwow, I have no words what a waste of my time you were.
Thinks it's all a giant farce and goes to play with Atletico.I like this theory, but what does Kiko Casilla do? Decent keeper too, tbf.
Perfect!Thinks it's all a giant farce and goes to play with Atletico.
How anyone can blame us after listening to that is beyond me.
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Sid Lowe discusses what went wrong with the Madrid deal and pretty much agrees that the blame lies solely with Madrid.
the Sun have given a damn good goHow anyone can blame us after listening to that is beyond me.
We must have different editions of the same paperPoor Edurne is getting a lot of abuse on Twitter.......
Shame, it was her dream move..
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What does he say in short?Good read from the reliable Diego Torres at El Pais
he won't be taking penaltys then !30m euros initially, and 5m euros each summer for the next four years for a total of 50m euros, that's the base price.
There are three clauses. One, is 5m euros each time he wins the Premier League leading goalscorer, up to a max of 15m euros. Two, is 5m euros, if he wins the Golden Boy. Three, 10m euros if he wins the Ballon d'Or. A total of 30m in clauses.
So, 80m overall, if he become some absolute worldie.
Very interesting, thanks a lot.
3:30
Sid Lowe discusses what went wrong with the Madrid deal and pretty much agrees that the blame lies solely with Madrid.
Why didn't Madrid appeal just to get United to show what they did?Madrid has probably more to blame but Navas contract was signed at 23:30. On the cover of tomorrow they say that now everything depends on De Gea since Madrid don´t want to negotiate with United. If they take that position, after so many transfer sagas, then maybe United did also something wrong? . Don´t judge Segurola for working in Marca, probably they signed him to appear in the photo. Before he worked in Ser and now collaborates with Onda Cero, with Sid Lowe or Ballagué.