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The Scottish Player won't have any asset value because he came from the youth system and there was no fee involved. An arbitrary figure can't be just parachuted into the accounts to make the balance sheet look better. Any fee received is pure profit so if its true that a fee of 30m was turned down someone should probably be fired.
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I’m glad we’ve made a call on a lot of these youngsters. We’ve led too many of them on down the years and just kept them on in hope they come good. Let them go, stick buy back clauses in their contracts.
The lack of sales of senior players is hugely disappointing and clearly something they didn’t account for. Elanga, Henderson and Fred didn’t go for anywhere near as much as they’d hoped and them bringing in less than £50m between them is shocking, when you consider Cole Porter is off to Chelsea for £40m. The Scottish Player was a tough one. I imagine we were were happy to keep him and would only sell for a proper fee. He has some value to us. The absolute stinkers though are Maguire and Martial. Maguire’s lack of ambition is ridiculous. Stripped of the captaincy, out of the team, then behind Lindelof in the pecking order. Take the £#%&!ing hint, mate. He’s become a laughing stock and looks a bag of nerves whenever he features. He should have been first out of the door and rebuilding his career at West Ham. It’s abundantly clear he has no future here, yet we’ll see him stinking the place out soon enough. But we’re reaping what we sow with some of the outrageous contracts we’ve dished out. The guy has an ego, but we’ve played a part in that by giving him a bumper deal and making him club captain for doing little more than getting Hull relegated. And then there’s that malingering waster, Antony Martial. Eight years he’s been here. Eight £#%&!ing years. Flashes of talent dotted around long spells of half arsed meandering round and long spells on the treatment table. It’s absolutely disgusting that we’re going into Sunday’s game away to Arsenal, with a very strong chance he starts as our main forward. And not a whiff of him leaving, because no £#%&!er wants him and he’s another who’s been rewarded with a big deal for doing nothing. Sevilla had him and gave him straight back. A year on and he’s STILL £#%&!ing here. Remember when we used to sell the likes of Stam, Hughes, RVN when everyone thought they had good years in them? We had a manager and support above them with huge ambition and standards. City do it now. Mahrez and Gundogen - two of their best players of recent years - gone! We’re moving on. Ruthless ambition. And I’m sure it’s not for a lack of trying on ETH’s part. We’ve seen what he thinks of Ronaldo, DDG, Fred and Maguire. If he had his way, we’d have that Kim or someone like him in there. He spoke in the summer about a striker who was a ‘guarantee’. Where is he? Greenwood gone, Weghort gone, Ronaldo gone and ONE striker to fill the gap. We’ll probably pick up Amrabat today and the signings we’ve made are decent, but we really are paying for how horrendously we’ve been run in recent years. As ever, nothing really changes until those parasites are gone. |
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The club became a desperate mess and floundered about with managers and players, and ETH now has to clear it up. He's done a decent job moving players on so far but it's inevitably a slow process.
Hopefully, we will get to where we were that players want to come to United because of its status and prestige, not because it's a cash cow and an easy ride. It does feel we've turned a corner with that. If we had got rid of Maguire and Martial, brought in another striker and centre back, and not suffered the key injuries it would have looked like a decent window. |
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