Eh ?Think you've done a good job of selling him. Are you his agent ?
Eh ?Think you've done a good job of selling him. Are you his agent ?
He's a well connected journalist. Just reporting the latest for those not on Twitter. Jeez, sorry.Really?? f***ing click bait wankery. Please JUST fuckng stop giving these Kuntz oxygen
I'm sure there are many X accounts deserving of that response, @Silverhatch, but @CParkerTurner isn't one of them.Really?? f***ing click bait wankery. Please JUST fuckng stop giving these Kuntz oxygen
Ignore here and social media and just stick to the official siteReally?? f***ing click bait wankery. Please JUST fuckng stop giving these Kuntz oxygen
Are they long shorts or short longs?He's a well connected journalist. Just reporting the latest for those not on Twitter. Jeez, sorry.
Agree with this although I do think Mount going off helped us a lot. His pressing was causing us issues and making us sloppy in the middle, the injury to him helped us exponentially.Billy Gilmour and James Milner really didn't have the same role yesterday. Difficult to compare them.
The tactic yesterday was all about getting Billy into positions where he had the field in front of him rather than turned in the wrong direction. It was difficult for the first twenty minutes when United where disciplined enough to cut him off. But later on, Gilmour found more space and showed what a playmaker he is.
James Milner was tasked with supporting whatever side Manchester wanted to overload on. This meant, in the first half, following Mason Mount around, which was done very well (to the point of Mount going off).
Both did a very good job and I wouldn't be surprised to see the same duo against Arsenal.
Medical Tuesday 20m fee. That's what he said last night.
Kadioglu? - if it's ever going to happen?Who said that?
James Milner was tasked with supporting whatever side Manchester wanted to overload on. This meant, in the first half, following Mason Mount around, which was done very well (to the point of Mount going off).
I don't know what 'silly money' is, just that I'd've thought it'd be the only leverage left on our side. But then again, as @GT49er has pointed out, Dan Burn and Trossard wanted to go and we didn't put up too much of a fight. I stand very much corrected!If we want to keep a good PL midfielder, and Napoli want to take him, what would you consider silly money?
I think there's a huge gap between silly money, and the figures currently being suggested.
I've spun my own little story for each of these. Based on nothing but my own musings to make me feel better!Not really. Burn wanted to go - he went, there wasn't a long drawn out argument over the fee.
Undav wanted to go - he went.
You could argue we didn't hold out too hard for wantaways Trossard and Sanchez either.
I don't know what 'silly money' is, just that I'd've thought it'd be the only leverage left on our side.
But then again, as @GT49er has pointed out, Dan Burn and Trossard wanted to go and we didn't put up too much of a fight. I stand very much corrected!
Agree on all points. Hope he stays though.I'd suggest that holding out for £60m is silly money (the kind of money we got for Cuckoo), but letting a good player that we want to keep for £15m is just daft. What might be more reasonable is saying we won't sell for under £30/£35m. That's not silly money, but is presumably more than Napoli would spend, so he'd stay and we'd have been reasonable.
So you agree that's four times TB hasn't played hardball and drained every penny out of the buying club. Exactly - he hasn't always done it.I've spun my own little story for each of these. Based on nothing but my own musings to make me feel better!
Burn gave splendid and solid service, is a very nice bloke, and wanted to play for his home town club. A real shame, but no problem.
Trossard threw a strop and seemed like a little sh*t at times, de Zerbi didn't like him and everyone thought it best we get rid. A shame but no problem.
Undav was never going to come back here after a season there where he'd obviously enjoyed himself, always struck me as an absolutely solid fella so it was a question of sticking to guns and getting the right price for him. A real shame but no problem.
Sanchez.... well I've absolutely no idea. Threw a strop, pined after Potter, saw the Chelsea money? I feel rather, as the Spanish say, "indiferente".