"If United sell De Gea they are no longer a big club"

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...er-window.html

Absolute toilet paper.

It's simply down to bad management letting the players contract run down and nothing to do with being bullied.

" far too late if they want to be regarded as a big club."

Yeah that's the main concern, how journo @#%&!s regard us.

boycott the telegraph

There are only 4 big clubs in Europe and one of them is PSG

Originally Posted by rustling jimmies

It's simply down to bad management letting the players contract run down and nothing to do with being bullied.

%@#$&!s.

The only difference would be the transfer fee.

Casillas is finished and he's the best Spanish goalie.

It's true. Sell De Gea and Manchester United will instantly not be a big club any more.

Originally Posted by Crumps

balls.

The only difference would be the transfer fee.

Casillas is finished and he's the best Spanish goalie.

If Dave had say 3 years left on his contract he would be told he's staying, if he kicked up a fuss we could have demanded Madrid pay a record fee.

As it stands we are left with a keeper who knows he can £#%&! off for free next year if he doesn't get his move sooner

Torygraph is now toilet paper in both its sports and news coverage. Hopefully it will go out of business soon.

Well it was great while it lasted......


1878 - 2015/16

Big club. RIP.

Shame Bayern aren't a big club anymore with us taking the national team captain off their hands...

Originally Posted by rustling jimmies

As it stands we are left with a keeper who knows he can £#%&! off for free next year if he doesn't get his move sooner

Not if he wants to play this season, in the event he stays. His representatives and the club will agree to a new contract purely so United will get a fee next summer, just as Liverpool did with Suarez. unless I'm mistaken, it very rarely happens that a club who doesn't want to sell a player ends up letting him go on a free.

love this obsession the media have with the theoretical order of magnitude in club football

'they've sold de gea? right, that's it. they're officially Not Big'

Sorry OP - this thread is total %@#$&!s,. No longer a big club because we sell a Spanish ´keeper who doesn´t even want to stay with us?

Don´t read the newspapers - reflect on history - go figure.

Originally Posted by ashtonred

Sorry OP - this thread is total %@#$&!s,. No longer a big club because we sell a Spanish ´keeper who doesn´t even want to stay with us?

Don´t read the newspapers - reflect on history - go figure.

I think you can ascertain from the in the thread title that the OP is aware it's %@#$&!s.

Originally Posted by taff

love this obsession the media have with the theoretical order of magnitude in club football

'they've sold de gea? right, that's it. they're officially Not Big'

Oh no!

Originally Posted by DeuxDeux

I think you can ascertain from the in the thread title that the OP is aware it's %@#$&!s.

Then don´t post the shit - elbow the media - don´t give them the time of day on the forums.

Where would we actually be on the International Scale of Bigness?

Originally Posted by ashtonred

Then don´t post the shit - elbow the media - don´t give them the time of day on the forums.

It was posted in order to laugh at it. How are you not understanding this?

Originally Posted by suedeshoes

Where would we actually be on the International Scale of Bigness?

Somewhere behind massive five-times Ligue 1 winners PSG.