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Post by Isaac Hunt on Sept 1, 2014 20:58:36 GMT
Welbeck to Arsenal finalised for c.£16m.
I think that's good business all round to be honest. Decent player and a good price for both sides.
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Post by supersteve73 on Sept 1, 2014 21:06:20 GMT
Man United Falcao deal, the details: Man United only entered the race at 6am. They'll pay £12m now, but a permanent deal would raise outlay to £57m next season. Monaco are paying £150k of his £350k wage currently. City/Madrid were front runners last night, but Man United offered more as a total deal (£57m total), although not more in wages than City and Madrid. United will only pay the full £350k per week next season, so it's 12 million now as a 'loan' fee, then £45 million next season to make it permanent
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Post by zfc on Sept 1, 2014 21:14:21 GMT
Big mistake United letting Danny leave,that could come back to bite them in the a ss.
United as a football club now that they have a foreign manager are unrecognizable to Sir Alex`s Manchester United.
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Post by Gastafari on Sept 1, 2014 21:49:22 GMT
Big mistake United letting Danny leave,that could come back to bite them in the a ss. United as a football club now that they have a foreign manager are unrecognizable to Sir Alex`s Manchester United. United are no different to all the clubs you love to slag off They have had 4 managers in the space of a year and are signing mercenaries like the ones you constantly bang on about! |
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Post by zfc on Sept 1, 2014 22:29:07 GMT
Chelsea and Man City didn`t have a pot to p iss in before they were bankrolled by a sugar daddy.
United have always used their own self generated funds to buy players and pay wages.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2014 23:00:26 GMT
Chelsea and Man City didn`t have a pot to p iss in before they were bankrolled by a sugar daddy. United have always used their own self generated funds to buy players and pay wages. Not entiirely true. The club still carries huge debt, so any fees paid increase that debt. OK, the debt is reducing, but isn't paid off yet. Is that better, worse or the same as Citeh and Chelski, I guess that depends on how you want to view it? As for Welbeck, Arsenal will have transfered their own money, cleared funds from one of their accounts, but he has his work cut out to win over Arsenal fans. I'll literally wet myself laughing when he dives and wins a penalty (with a bit of luck getting a defender sent off in the process) against Utd. But I'll tell you what, if you have just brought in Di Maria and Falcao you don't really need Diving Danny. Utd now have precisely 0 Manchester born players in their first team squad. So much for home grown and non-mercenary  |
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Post by supersteve73 on Sept 2, 2014 7:44:21 GMT
Well Arsenal have been after a goalscorer for ages................. Shame they still don't have one!
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Post by Deleted on Sept 2, 2014 7:53:55 GMT
Well Arsenal have been after a goalscorer for ages................. Shame they still don't have one! Agreed, 10 goals per season isn't what they need, but now that Utd have made it clear that player development isn't part of their strategy, N7 may be a better place for someone like Danny to try to improve. If Wenger can keep him on his feet and improve the technical side of his game then who knows, when he's the finished item Utd will probably buy him back. |
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Post by therealist on Sept 2, 2014 11:52:08 GMT
Radamel Falcao has been my favorite striker for a while now, so it'll interesting to see how he gets on at Man Utd. I reckon he'll do well.
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Post by supersteve73 on Sept 2, 2014 12:27:34 GMT
Radamel Falcao has been my favorite striker for a while now, so it'll interesting to see how he gets on at Man Utd. I reckon he'll do well. I remember that hat trick against Chelsea he was awesome. Sadly injuries has taken it's toll and he is nowhere near that level anymore. |
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Post by upminstergas on Sept 2, 2014 13:41:11 GMT
Man United Falcao deal, the details: Man United only entered the race at 6am. They'll pay £12m now, but a permanent deal would raise outlay to £57m next season. Monaco are paying £150k of his £350k wage currently. City/Madrid were front runners last night, but Man United offered more as a total deal (£57m total), although not more in wages than City and Madrid. United will only pay the full £350k per week next season, so it's 12 million now as a 'loan' fee, then £45 million next season to make it permanent The London Evening Standard wrote that he was on £450k tax free at Monaco, and United have agreed to pay £300k for rest of season with Monaco paying the other £150k, either way that is a ridiculous amount of money!!!! I think Welbeck to Arsenal will turn out to be the deal of the season. |
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Post by bluetornados on Sept 2, 2014 20:22:46 GMT
Well Arsenal have been after a goalscorer for ages................. Shame they still don't have one! You could well be right, DW has scored 37 goals in 178 club games and 8 goals in 26 England games..who knows it could all change at Arsenal. |
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