Realistic transfer window targets.

Originally Posted by red @rmy

Erm we did win both under moyes.

Wouldn't have next season.


Back the the thread subject, any German/Dutch @#%&! we want.

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

I see the Mirror reporting that Fiorentina are unsure about making Anderson a permanent deal. Could LVG make a player out of him, there is talent hidden away under the blubber, be like a new signing.

Big L likes intellegent and fit players so I think if ando comes back he's in with a chance.............of getting dutch balls dangled on his nose.
Ando would probably think it was amazing bantz and instagram it though

Originally Posted by dunk

No.

OK but we are not overladen with quality in midfield, imo fat ando is a better option than Fellaini cleverley and fletcher and all three of them could be heading for the exit.

Originally Posted by rebelcountyred

OK but we are not overladen with quality in midfield, imo fat ando is a better option than Fellaini cleverley and fletcher and all three of them could be heading for the exit.

Anderson isn't better than Cleverly or Fletcher

He isn't even fitter than Fletcher ffs

Not even sure if he is better than Fellaini, tbh.

United should be on the blower to PSG and enquire about Lucas Moura.

Left out of the Brazil squad for WC, they need to sell this summer.

He had his chance so £#%&! him.

Originally Posted by dunk

He had his chance so £#%&! him.

Fair point,

Meanwhile...

I'm sure the fans who hate Nani would love Lucas

The pace on the £#%&!er, though.

rsenal have made an enquiry to Bayern Munich for Javi Martinez, with Arsene Wenger having made a new central midfielder one of his two key transfer priorities this summer. Bayer Leverkusen's Lars Bender is also prominent among Arsenal's midfield targets but, with Martinez having struggled to command a regular place in Pep Guardiola's new Bayern team, Wenger wants to know whether the Bundesliga champions would be willing to sell. Martinez, who was part of the Spain squad that won both the 2010 World Cup and 2012 European Championship, only joined Bayern two years ago in what was a club record £32 million deal. He still has a further three years remaining on his contract at Bayern but sources in Germany have suggested that the 25-year-old is unhappy with his role under Guardiola. Martinez was one of the first names on the team-sheet when Bayern won their treble in 2012-13 under Jupp Heynckes but did not start either Champions League semi-final match against Real Madrid. Despite Martinez's own preference for midfield, Guardiola has also experimented with him in the centre-back role he once played for Atletico Bilbao. Martinez himself has admitted that his role has "changed somewhat" this season.