In case I am missing any white text, it was on his Insta stories. Most certainly was his wife.
Manchester United sign Raphael Varane! (not in time for Leeds)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik @Rood and Imran @Annihilate Now! start with the good news by celebrating Manchester United Women's emphatic FA Cup win over Spurs at Wembley and the future of manager Marc Skinner.
Then it's the bad news and the ever worsening form of our Men with losses to Arsenal and Palace.
Finally the main debate - ETH Out now or keep him until the end of the season - if not longer. Are you Team Nik or Team Imran?
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Was thinking wouldn’t it be a disaster if god forbid he failed his medical. Looks like he has digs already in Manchester and isn’t staying in a hotel. Would imagine it’s a rental of course. But seems strange we wouldn’t get the medical done elsewhere instead of having to wait for him to finish a quarantine before he can do it.
Look at Pexbo owning a football.
That’s quite likely. A repost makes sense.
Oh wait, I didn’t go full screen… he did it with a football?
That would be quite a video
Haha that would be me
I’m sure he could do it. I did in a Sunday league match as a kid.
I guess we want our own medical team to do it and we don’t want to fly them to Spain and then have them in quarantine.
Has it ever happened that a signing of an elite player has been stopped because he failed the medical? I can’t remember any.
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If he fails the medical then that's good news either way, we're not signing damaged goods.
This is much more impressive
Van Nisterlooy failed for us and we had to wait a year.
My days, that made me rather hard.
Wasn’t there someone not long ago who Liverpool were trying to buy and then he failed the medical due to a dodgy knee. There was certainly someone not that long ago in the Premiership but then I feel like that player passed a medical elsewhere and moved to the other team. Or am I thinking of Fekir.
He ruptured his cruciate though.
Yes but after he failed the medical.
Ah, I don't remember that.
Like Sancho this one feels a bit boring now, the announcement was ages ago
Mesmerizing.
I still can't believe that we signed best dc in the world in his prime.
Someone told me that’s the Old Trafford Lego on the floor next to the baby chair. Haven’t got it personally so anyone can confirm if it looks like it?
I think it is, the bags and white box in the back definitely looks like it.
Keep him occupied for a few hours then.
I’m almost 100% it is. Bag 20 in the OT set is almost full of red bricks and in the photo, it looks like it says bag 20 on the bag with lots of red.
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I think it was reported that his medical is due Wednesday or Thursday so that's when his quarantine is over.
I think it was reported that his medical is due Wednesday or Thursday so that's when his quarantine is over.
Hopefully Manuel from Barcelona can settle him in and no pesky Germans are there!
Van Nistelrooy? He only came here a year later.
Chris Byland too, but he never recovered.
Yes that’s true!
Forgot about him and must admit I don’t remember the details, but wasn’t he recovering from a know injury?
I think it was Fekir who failed because of a bad knee and was never signed by Liverpool.
ManUnited when they were paying for Varane
It was Loic Remy who failed his medical at Liverpool. He then signed for Chelsea.
Fekir failed a medical due to a dodgy knee too - But since there have been other claims that Liverpool used this as an excuse not to sign him.
No, van Nistelrooy's was a surprise. We detected something off, sent him home and days later he broke down in training, as a PSV player. That's what you have medicals for.
It was the next year that we signed him after that known injury. See his own account here
Byland, same thing. It was a big deal at the time, the Caf went into meltdown when he failed his medical, then lo and behold, spent his entire career ijured and retired in the Serbian League or something similarly obscure. Up there with Luiz Ronaldo in the "what may have been" stakes.
Thanks for filling in my knowledge gaps and the link; was an interesting read. Really shows how important the medical is, especially if we look at how Byland ended up.
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If United use this as his launch, it’s still better than Grealish talking to 150 kids and some doleites.
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