Frenkie De Jong to United 95% done!

Does anyone look at ten Hag in interviews, in training and at Ajax and think ‘fool’?

No, neither do I.

Originally Posted by utd99

Does anyone look at ten Hag in interviews, in training and at Ajax and think ‘fool’?

No, neither do I.

Not a single person. Even my vermin "mates" think he will be quality for United and have been saying him coming in reminds them of Klopp's impact when he first came in. I think he will surpass all that. Real deal this guy

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

Not a single person. Even my vermin "mates" think he will be quality for United and have been saying him coming in reminds them of Klopp's impact when he first came in. I think he will surpass all that. Real deal this guy

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

Not a single person. Even my vermin "mates" think he will be quality for United and have been saying him coming in reminds them of Klopp's impact when he first came in. I think he will surpass all that. Real deal this guy

Right, so wouldn’t it be lovely to start out on the right foot and assume he knows what he’s doing? We’re acting like this is same old, same old, but everyone’s different.

Originally Posted by utd99

Right, so wouldn’t it be lovely to start out on the right foot and assume he knows what he’s doing? We’re acting like this is same old, same old, but everyone’s different.

what are you waffling on about?

its still the Glazers

I'm still hoping Wesley Scheijder will join too.

Originally Posted by suedeshoes

I'm still hoping Wesley Scheijder will join too.

de wrong for United drifting l;ike a barge now 13-8 i think he may end up at chav bridge , tbh from what i have seen of him i dont think he is all that , prefer us to get somebody like Neves

Originally Posted by anxious63

de wrong for United drifting l;ike a barge now 13-8 i think he may end up at chav bridge , tbh from what i have seen of him i dont think he is all that , prefer us to get somebody like Neves

Originally Posted by anxious63

de wrong for United drifting l;ike a barge now 13-8 i think he may end up at chav bridge , tbh from what i have seen of him i dont think he is all that , prefer us to get somebody like Neves

Classic 63ers

Originally Posted by anxious63

de wrong for United drifting l;ike a barge now 13-8 i think he may end up at chav bridge , tbh from what i have seen of him i dont think he is all that , prefer us to get somebody like Neves

This is what I pay my 3 quid a month for.

Originally Posted by anxious63

de wrong for United drifting l;ike a barge now 13-8 i think he may end up at chav bridge , tbh from what i have seen of him i dont think he is all that , prefer us to get somebody like Neves

Should be posting this on the cruise forum tbh

Saged Chelsea weeks ago Boehly was out there for a reason and it wasn't to see of a couple of 30 year old full backs. Let's see.

Originally Posted by atticusgrinch

It's coming to something when jammy is the voice of reason.

Always am. You just don’t understand.

Originally Posted by Jammy Dodger

Always am. You just don’t understand.

8 days

This is going to happen imo. Barca will blink first; they have the worst hand and everybody knows it.

pipe dreams are good in a way

Originally Posted by Stickman

pipe dreams are good in a way

Dr Gregory Ioannidis, a sports lawyer and attorney at law at Sheffield Hallam University, is one of many figures who feels there is much more to this.

“It is clear, without a doubt, that this is not a legal matter, but rather a political one, and any deadlock can only be broken with effective negotiation,” Dr Ioannidis says.

“One aspect that needs to be clear is that a purchasing club almost never makes an offer to purchase unless there is an agreement with the player to join. It is true that many managers prefer to deal in a direct manner with the player, without the ‘assistance’ of third parties and, therefore, decide to bypass intermediaries. One would have to presume that such discussion has taken place. Consequently, Manchester United would have to make a political decision on whether it is worth pursuing a player that may be using them to get what he wants and/or if they believe he has gone back to his initial promise.

“We are not here to offer negotiation techniques and/or legal advice, but if the player really wants to join Manchester United, without losing his highly publicised ‘deferred payments’ with Barcelona, there are ways of making this happen, by looking at all options involving termination of contractual obligations and claiming ‘due payables’. One thing is certain, and that is Manchester United, cannot, for legal and tax reasons, make such payments for the player.

“Finally, negotiators need to make it clear to the parties involved that when a relationship between a club and player arrives at a crossroad, where the club makes it clear it no longer wants the player, the player is best advised to seek other options towards protecting his sporting career and his future earnings and potential of profit maximisation.”