Sancho might be all that but he hasn't proved that just like ManUtd youngsters. You don't want any player as you can't afford them and none of them would be in a hurry to sign for Dortmund.
I'm pretty surprised you don't know more about the history of United then in that case. Even more so as you're a member of our forum.Born 1990, so unfortunately not anymore
wum
This. I'm all for having other opinions but this guy is an obvious piss taker who isn't here for any other reason.
It won't be as long as we are able to buy him .
Dortmund aren't CL contenders. Last 3 years,
Not the slightest.
Sorry, that was more for in general, not personaly.
I agree. But we're not the dream club anymore where the player says that I have to be a United player and I'll agree to their terms. It's chastening.
What?! There is no one in our squad who would improve the Dortmund team? Not attainable doesn't mean that you wouldn't want it. That's like me saying that we don't even want to sign Messi.
No Raiola player thinks like that.
Why did you ignore Greenwood then? Or Rashford? They not young enough?
Simply not good enough. Especially Rashford is one dimensional. I would pick Sancho, Brandt, Reyna, Haaland, and so on every moment over those lads you mentioned.
In this season it was 8 players. I hope i searched the right parameters:https://www.manutd.com/en/news/detail/man-utd-fielded-more-academy-graduates-than-any-other-team
https://www.planetfootball.com/quic...-to-appear-in-the-premier-league-last-season/
@.mica just so you can do some research. And this list i'm sure misses out many others that are in the league below.
Now let's see Dortmunds list?
Don't feed the troll mate he is baiting at the moment and yes Dortmund have done well to become relevant again and have done great to come back from near bankruptcy but weren't they always one of the biggest clubs in Germany after Bayern maybe our German posters can shed some light on that.
I don't really care about history. But during the time I actively follow international football, United never struck me as an extraordinarily good place for young talents - neither in my own nor in public perception. Maybe that used to be different when Scholes, Giggs etc. came through but when I really became interested in international football, those guys were already in their primes. However, even if that was the case, it doesn't matter nowadays. You wouldn't say Barcelona is currently a great place for young talents because they were 10 years ago, would you? Similarly, I take a look at the development of United three most exciting youngsters (Martial, Pogba, Rashford) and I have to say they developed rather underwhelming (though Rashford may finally have his breakthrough season). Judging by this, I wouldn't recommend United to a young player willing to make the next step. And that's the image that, at least in my perception, is quite common among German football supporters. If you want to cash in on a player, you hope for United rumors - after all, deals like Pogba and Maguire have fueled the perception that United is the club most likely to overpay - but if you want him to do well, United is rarely in the conversation. That's because after SAF, you didn't really came across as a well run club and I think young players need that in order to shine.
except he won't cost just £90m - and you may be missing the point: are players not willing to play for Ole?
Yes is just as black and white as you described. He does not want to play for Ole.
And have barely a passing interest in our current team.
Which just makes it odd why they're here. I get this is a great message board for all football fans and I like how we embrace people who support loads of teams, but I suppose I would expect everyone here to be paying closer attention to Utd?
Good job you're not in management then.
Wouldn’t waste your time on that guy, clearly wumming. Don’t understand why people come on a Man Utd forum and then start bashing Utd players? Pretty sad really.
They educate players that Bayern are far and away the best team in Germany and what it’s like to get bitch slapped by them. Sets them up well for any future disappointment.
Been happening for a while with German posters, unfortunately. Must be the Klopp-love factor.
No club that includes 'we'll make it easy for you to leave' in their sales pitch deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as United. It's laugahble.
What's even worse is that they for some reason like being the underdogs. Someone criticises Bayern and Dortmund fans come running to defend them.
Young but not lernin, to use caf terminology.
Trickles down from the clubs. Remember Dortmund's salty tweet about him joining the 6th best team in England when we signed Mkhitaryan?
The Leverkusen fan was beyond bemused at the possibility of Havertz joining us, so it’s safe to say he doesn’t like this club very much.
Cheeky cnuts when players leave them with cheap shots in their articles (official site) and then they are so much up for banter on twitter for retweets that they start replying some random dude on twitter.
That Leverkusen fan kept on taking cheap shots at players like Pogba, Rashford and then at the club with tedious "You are not that attractive club anymore" shit that you expect from twitter meme accounts. Very weird for a Leverkusen fan, maybe losing 5-0 and 4-2 to Moyes team must have done this.
Spot on. They seem to band together in defense of eachother like it's a crime for someone to criticize them. Very precious bunch, one of a kind.
