Nou_Camp99
what would Souness do?
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That's just not going to happen in a billion years. it's one or the other or neither.Cant stay fit so has to be in addition to Sancho
That's just not going to happen in a billion years. it's one or the other or neither.Cant stay fit so has to be in addition to Sancho
If United are going for a loan then I would hope that was why. Not saying it will happen.That's just not going to happen in a billion years. it's one or the other or neither.
James would be out to Leeds so wouldnt be so bad. Its as if people dont realise we need 2 wingers not 1 and we also need a striker so Greenwood could potentially move central.Yeah we are never getting both, if we get Dembele no way does Sancho come, it makes no sense for him career wise.
Dembele was out for 60 days after that dance.I dream of seeing Pogba and Dembélé doing this through the Carrington halls.
You actually think we'll get Sancho and loan Dembele too??? Come on mate. That's clearly not going to happen is it? Dembele will be the alternative surely whether we agree with that or not.If United are going for a loan then I would hope that was why. Not saying it will happen.
Traore would cost more than Dembele, and at this stage probably not much short of bloody sanchoDembele or Sancho or both - I don't care. At this point, I'll even take Adama Traore if our club can manage it
My post literally say “Not saying this will happen”You actually think we'll get Sancho and loan Dembele too??? Come on mate. That's clearly not going to happen is it? Dembele will be the alternative surely whether we agree with that or not.
Missing the point I'm making but I guess that could be true given Wolves have no need to sellTraore would cost more than Dembele, and at this stage probably not much short of bloody sancho
But you'd hope it? It's blatantly obvious we wont get both.My post literally say “Not saying this will happen”
It also say “I would hope”
Think if you read the post you would have answered your own question
Yes I would also hope we signed Upemencano doesn't mean I think we will. I also hope we win the league.... you catching on?But you'd hope it? It's blatantly obvious we wont get both.
There' not much hope left for the club under its current regime.Yes I would also hope we signed Upemencano doesn't mean I think we will. I also hope we win the league.... you catching on?
Hope has nothing to do with what you think will happen.
No but he played 42 the season before that - there is no guarantee he wont stay relatively injury free this seasonhe hasnt played 25 games in the last 12 months, barely played 30 in 22 months.
The only way we should go for Dembele is a loan, regardless of Sancho (who's clearly not coming at this stage, surely everyone must realise that by now). Buying him outright would be the height of insanity.If United are going for a loan then I would hope that was why. Not saying it will happen.
Robben was plagued by injuries at a similar age to Dembele and in his spell at PSV he sufferred two very bad hamstring injuries in his second season where he missed most of the season and returned for Euro 2004.Giggs has said on numerous occasions that yoga helped him massively with his injury prevention and especially his hamstrings. He didnt take it up till he hit his 30s. Not sure what Robben did to sort his hamstrings out but his injuries did tail off as he got older.
Problem is we`re not well ran like Bayern and our medical team is just as bad as Barca`s so higher chance he continues his injury woes here unfortunately pointless signingRobben was plagued by injuries at a similar age to Dembele and in his spell at PSV he sufferred two very bad hamstring injuries in his second season where he missed most of the season and returned for Euro 2004.
Robben moved to Chelsea and he was injured upon arrival and didn't make his debut for the club until November that season. And apart from one season at the club where he was relatively injury free, he was a sick-note and he was moved on to Real Madrid because Mourinho didn't like injury prone players according to Robben himself. At this juncture in his career he'd been a bigger crock than Dembele has been at the same age.
At Madrid he picked up a hamstring injury in the first few weeks and missed the start of the season. He then returned and played for a while before breaking down again with a ankle ligament injury. The following season at Madrid he broke down again a few months into the season and that was followed by a spate of muscle and calf injuries and Florentino Perez came in soon after as the President and prioritized the exit of the player due to his constant injuries.
And it was at Bayern at the age of 25 where the German clubs medical/fitness department finally rectified his fitness issues. And their financial outlay turned into a bargain which culminated in them winning the European Cup with Robben a key player.
You could be right there mate and the thought did cross my mind when I was typinng my previous post.Problem is we`re not well ran like Bayern and our medical team is just as bad as Barca`s so higher chance he continues his injury woes here unfortunately pointless signing
Neither were Bayern when they bought RobbenProblem is we`re not well ran like Bayern and our medical team is just as bad as Barca`s so higher chance he continues his injury woes here unfortunately pointless signing
Not really, it opens up the possibility of us still signing Sancho next season because I believe Sancho better suits playing as the LWF in the longrun.Tweet
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Permanent buy??
That's the final nail in the Sancho coffin I take it then...
Bayern have always been a well ran club lad and they have never been anywhere near as bad as us under The GlazersNeither were Bayern when they bought Robben
Persuading a player to join us who clearly doesn't want to leave Barca? And an injury prone player at that. Rather him keep quiet and focus on his own game which needs to improve massively.Tweet
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Agent P doing the lords work
He was for sure and would deserve credit.IF this one happens Duncan Castles was on this very early. The podcast is decent.
Most players wouldn't want to leave Barca.Persuading a player to join us who clearly doesn't want to leave Barca? And an injury prone player at that. Rather him keep quiet and focus on his own game which needs to improve massively.
Should've expected that of course he'd get shat on when he tries to the squad a solid tooPersuading a player to join us who clearly doesn't want to leave Barca? And an injury prone player at that. Rather him keep quiet and focus on his own game which needs to improve massively.
He should be bump up a tier from whichever tier he is now. I also wonder if the Ansu Fati links that we were trying to buy him earlier on were trueHe was for sure and would deserve credit.
Agree with this. I’d be happy with a loan deal but it’s risky buying this guy for big bucks. I’m afraid our options are limited though.Persuading a player to join us who clearly doesn't want to leave Barca? And an injury prone player at that. Rather him keep quiet and focus on his own game which needs to improve massively.
Robben is also my main reference. I loved him from the beginning but when Real Madrid got rid of him, I was torn between the idea of United pouncing on a genuinely great potential and taking a big risk on an injury prone player. I feel that Dembélé is in the same bracket, with the small caveat about Barcelona being generally terrible with players fitness management, Alba being an example among their big names that people probably overlook.Robben was plagued by injuries at a similar age to Dembele and in his spell at PSV he sufferred two very bad hamstring injuries in his second season where he missed most of the season and returned for Euro 2004.
Robben moved to Chelsea and he was injured upon arrival and didn't make his debut for the club until November that season. And apart from one season at the club where he was relatively injury free, he was a sick-note and he was moved on to Real Madrid because Mourinho didn't like injury prone players according to Robben himself. At this juncture in his career he'd been a bigger crock than Dembele has been at the same age.
At Madrid he picked up a hamstring injury in the first few weeks and missed the start of the season. He then returned and played for a while before breaking down again with a ankle ligament injury. The following season at Madrid he broke down again a few months into the season and that was followed by a spate of muscle and calf injuries and Florentino Perez came in soon after as the President and prioritized the exit of the player due to his constant injuries.
And it was at Bayern at the age of 25 where the German clubs medical/fitness department finally rectified his fitness issues. And their financial outlay turned into a bargain which culminated in them winning the European Cup with Robben a key player.
Agreed!My whole view would be different if I could trust the lad to stay fit, but I don't at all. What good is a signing if you feel like they'll barely play? What benefit is it.