VanGaalEra
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Stop protecting your side bitchMore like the journos asked every player about the issue
Stop protecting your side bitchMore like the journos asked every player about the issue
I'll never yield, muppet-haesthuka!!!Stop protecting your side bitch
Just toeing the company line, its the club that just looks a bit daft when the deal goes through. But they're used to that. Desperate to control the narrative.All those Dortmund players with these quotes, if this goes through my god what a shambles that will be from them.
There's alternatives and then there's being cheap.Who’d take sarr from Watford as an alternative to Sancho?
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I think Woodward was in charge of all negotiations until about 4 years ago, then delegated transfer negotiations and contract renewals to Matt Judge. It's hard to know exactly how much involvement Woodward still has, but its been indicated that he's just there to sign off or veto the transfers nowIs Woodward really United's chief negotiator? You'd think a CEO would hire a specialist to take care of that...? (Sorry if this has been discussed a million times before, but I am confused by all the comments about Woodward's direct involvement in every detail of this saga.)
Weird isn't it, they're making the transfer so public, it should be seen as expectation that he will stay.Why are all the Dortmund players talking about this?
Is it me or is it all a bit weird from Dortmund. Very small time stuff and I don't understand why they are bothering. Makes them look daft.
I mentioned earlier United are preparing for a European semi final and Dortmund are playing silly beggars in the media and getting all of their players involved in the circus.
Hoeneß' words of them being a feeder club have hit them hard. Desperately trying to prove otherwise.Why are all the Dortmund players talking about this?
Is it me or is it all a bit weird from Dortmund. Very small time stuff and I don't understand why they are bothering. Makes them look daft.
I mentioned earlier United are preparing for a European semi final and Dortmund are playing silly beggars in the media and getting all of their players involved in the circus.
The conspiracy in me reckon Dortmund has specifically asked the media to include questions about Sancho’s future when they are interviewing their players and they will all paint a positive light on him. I’m surprised Haaland abided by that though. Thought he would have said don’t know don’t careWhy are all the Dortmund players talking about this?
Is it me or is it all a bit weird from Dortmund. Very small time stuff and I don't understand why they are bothering. Makes them look daft.
I mentioned earlier United are preparing for a European semi final and Dortmund are playing silly beggars in the media and getting all of their players involved in the circus.
And even if he does/is staying why are they making such a fuss? It just highlights their standing. Little man syndrome we call it in the UK.Weird isn't it, they're making the transfer so public, it should be seen as expectation that he will stay.
What sort of Kalla Jaddu is this?I'll never yield, muppet-haesthuka!!!
Irony being in doing so they highlight what was said as being totally accurate. They'd look more powerful if they simply got on with things and kept their business to themselves.Hoeneß' words of them being a feeder club have hit them hard. Desperately trying to prove otherwise.
It's just weird!Just toeing the company line, its the club that just looks a bit daft when the deal goes through. But they're used to that. Desperate to control the narrative.
He can be entirely respectful and put in a transfer request. That is why they exist; you respect their position whilst formally declaring your own.Tweet
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Another deep insight from Romano.Tweet
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He’s asked a question what else is he going to say?Not going to lie I am a bit worried by how buoyant that Witsel sounds in that interview about him staying
I think it's far from overI think its over
Dortmund don't seem to want to, for some reason.There seems to be a slagging match going on via the media between the two clubs. I wish they just banged their heads together and sat down in a room and fleshed it out in a few hours.
It’s a long way to October....I think its over
Probably Sarr's mother, his agent and...that's about it.Who’d take sarr from Watford as an alternative to Sancho?
Changed my mind after what Falk has saidIt’s a long way to October....
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We used to call this kind of antics cnutish. Homesick? I mean. Come on. You want the move, just admit it behind closed door, he's english not ArgentinianI don't think he'd lose too much and be painted as a mercenary if he handed one in. Just say he's been there 2 years, he feels homesick, wants to go home, he's very grateful to Dortmund, he likes the city, the fans etc. I'm sure his agent can write a statement from him that would minimise any damage.
I think the real question is does he want to come to Utd badly enough to do it.
He will definitely put in a request then if he's got this far.