The Wizard
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That's fitting. Afterall, he is a chimp.
That's fitting. Afterall, he is a chimp.
I think he's overrated because he plays for Real Madrid, he couldn't cut it in the PL. He's far too feeble and quick to go down.I don't agree with this, on his day Di Maria is a better player than Walcott but I think injuries has hindered his progress. If he can work to get to a better standard then he would be the better of the two.
Bale at Real Madrid:
"What are you doing at my house Gareth, I told you in training to stop copying everything I do. I live here. Not you"
"What are you doing at my house Gareth, I told you in training to stop copying everything I do. I live here. Not you"
"Stop copying me!"
"stop copying me!"
*Duo arm waving tantrum commences*
"That's it! I'm joining United"
"That's it! I'm joining United"
"Spurs"
"Spur....bugger"
Despite the fact that plenty of Real "rejects" have gone on to be excellent when the club got rid?I think he's overrated because he plays for Real Madrid, he couldn't cut it in the PL. He's far too feeble and quick to go down.
Plenty doesn't mean all. I'm not saying he's a bad player, I just don't think he'd do well in the PL. I certainly don't think he'd add much to Arsenal, not when you consider how well Arshavin did and he was a similar sort of player.Despite the fact that plenty of Real "rejects" have gone on to be excellent when the club got rid?
He was?Plenty doesn't mean all. I'm not saying he's a bad player, I just don't think he'd do well in the PL. I certainly don't think he'd add much to Arsenal, not when you consider how well Arshavin did and he was a similar sort of player.
They're nothing alike. Di Maria is a lot more direct, is a lot quicker and works ridiculously hard getting up and down whichever wing he's on. His passing range is good for a winger too.Plenty doesn't mean all. I'm not saying he's a bad player, I just don't think he'd do well in the PL. I certainly don't think he'd add much to Arsenal, not when you consider how well Arshavin did and he was a similar sort of player.
Yes it's driving me banana'sExactly, enough of the monkey business guys.
Only missing some tires, ropes, and bananas. Good photoshop op.
Has he compared himself to a slave yet? Or has he not reached that particular chapter of "Becoming Ronaldo"?
"Let's run with Bale to United for £125m... but we need a source... let's phone Mickey Thomas...
Nail meet hammer. I'm not saying a club like United shouldn't be interested in Bale but despite what's being said about money being no object, it clearly is, and has been for a while. By all means try if there's a chance but we can't compete with the likes of Real, Chavski and the bitters financially. That leaves a desire on the player's part to join United and I don't think that's the case here.Unless we are serious, why bother indeed? Moyes could have just ruled it out, but to even associate us with a bid for Bale, especially considering how we have failed to land anyone so far, is putting a hell of a lot of pressure on Woodward to get something done. Over paying for Fellaini would be laughable, not getting him because we don't want to now overpay is bordering ridiculous, 2 failed bids for Baines, 2 more for Fabregas. Woodward had made himself look pretty naïve and failed miserably to achieve even proper dialogue with the clubs whose players we have attempted to buy. He has made questionable bids, read situations completely wrong, or has been mugged into reading them wrong. Whatever, he looks pretty clueless so far.
Why the feck would we now look to throw our hat in the ring with Madrid so late in the day? It just raises expectation and puts further pressure on the manager and CE to bring whoever they target in and quickly. Unless we are totally serious and Moyes has now demanded they pay what it takes, - which I find unlikely- it makes no sense to simply put in another inadequate bid that is doomed to fail. It will just be too big a failure -especially when added to the others- for Woodward to keep his job with any credibility left.
No footballer is worth that kind of money, not even Messi.Would love Bale here, but for £125 mil? Get to feck, not even worth half that yet.
If the £125m included wages for the 5 years, I would take it.Would love Bale here, but for £125 mil? Get to feck, not even worth half that yet.
I was also watching the same, I did not know he had trademarked his heart goal celebration?Some bloke is on SSN talking about Gareth Bale - The Brand, and I'm losing the will to live.
It would make lots of sense for him to do so.Is there any truth to the rumour that Levy is stalling this deal to prevent Arse from getting RM players?
Is there any truth to the rumour that Levy is stalling this deal to prevent Arse from getting RM players?
Would actually make sense from Levy's perspective, makes no sense from Real's. It's not as if they are not paying an almost world record fee for Bale, they would have to have their transfer policy dictated by Levy too.Is there any truth to the rumour that Levy is stalling this deal to prevent Arse from getting RM players?
"Let's run with Bale to United for £125m... but we need a source... let's phone Mickey Thomas...
...Mickey, it's the Mirror here - how much for you to say Bale's going to United for £125m?"
"Er... £500"
"Deal"
"OK. Bale's going to United for £125m"
"Nice one, cheque's in the post"