[ragnarok95]

Simple. The players they want are not here. Instead we see awb and James, bought mag who became the most expensive defender and on the last day, we send lulu to inter without buying a replacement.

So the bottom line is, people kpkb because United never buy the player they want, you know, like BF, just to name one.

Woody is wols. End up, I hate him more than glazer.

straweffigy wrote:

Why so negative here?

I don’t think it was the best transfer window we had but definitely not the worst.

We reinforced the areas we needed to but didn’t plug out all the gaps as much as we liked.

Let’s give our players a chance, start from clean slate, aim for Top 4 first

[ticcan]

Ole want patience I am sorry we have no time to wait 6th was awful enough it could get worse this season

[ragnarok95]

ticcan wrote:

Ole want patience I am sorry we have no time to wait 6th was awful enough it could get worse this season

Think positive.

[Greysky]

jahtl62 wrote:

I still think Man Utd has no funds to spend this season. Because they already planned to sell Lukaku that was the reason they signed Maquire for a world record transfer fee. The funds from the sale of Lukaku will be used to offset the purchase for Maquire .This is called exchange a forward (Lukaku) for a centre back (Maquire).

wow such insights. can pm me woodward number please

[vitaminc1231]

ragnarok95 wrote:

Think positive.

Yeah, like "6th is still better than 14 other teams in the league".

[sCuzzZy]

I can wait. as long as I get to see nice and positive football.

so not WE. just some.

[chengsun]

[chengsun]

Team bonding dinner

[chengsun]

Premier League clubs have been urged to pay all staff above the minimum wage after spending £1.41bn on players.

Many cleaners, security guards, caterers and other staff do not earn enough money to cover the cost of living, the charity Citizens UK said.

It said only four out of 20 Premier League clubs are accredited by the Living Wage Foundation.

The clubs who have not signed up have been accused of losing touch with "the lives and struggles of workers".

Companies accredited by the Living Wage Foundation commit to paying all staff and any third-party contract workers the "real living wage" - a voluntary rate of £9 an hour and £10.55 in London that is higher than the statutory UK National Minimum Wage and National Living Wage of £8.21.

Everton, Liverpool, Chelsea and West Ham have all made the pledge - while some football clubs outside the top league, such as Championship side Luton, also pay the voluntary rate.

'Not right'
"I struggle to put food on the table for my family and I often have to have cut-price meals," said a cleaner who works at Manchester United's Old Trafford stadium.

"Considering the amount of money in football, it would be great to see the club paying all their staff a fair and decent wage," he said.

Premier League clubs made a record combined revenue of £4.8bn in the 2017-18 season.

By the end of transfer deadline day on Thursday the top clubs in English football had spent £1.41bn in a summer of signing new players - just short of the £1.43bn record set in 2017.

Citizens UK said a new football season was starting with employees "left on the breadline" which was "not right when clubs are splashing out record fees on players".

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-49288182

[ragnarok95]

vitaminc1231 wrote:

Yeah, like "6th is still better than 14 other teams in the league".

If you choose to think this way then it's up to you. If you have no positiveness in your life, hey, it's your life.

[chengsun]

AS Roma have confirmed that #mufc have offered Alexis Sanchez to them on loan and are willing to pay a large portion of his wages #mulive [@Solano_56]

[chengsun]

Napoli and Manchester United have approached free agent Fernando Llorente, claim reports, and he is asking for a €4m salary.

According to the Corriere dello Sport, the former Juventus and Tottenham Hotspur striker has set out his personal terms.

The 34-year-old Spaniard wants a three-term contract that would earn him €4m per season.

As he is a free agent, Llorente would still be able to sign for Manchester United, even after the Premier League transfer window shut.

Napoli can also keep him as an alternative if they fail to capture Mauro Icardi from Inter.

Llorente has 66 Serie A appearances under his belt with Juve, scoring 23 goals with six assists.

Last season, he helped Tottenham reach the Champions League Final, finding the back of the net eight times with five assists in 35 competitive games.

https://www.football-italia.net/1418...-call-llorente

[ticcan]

No way we let go of Sanchez with our attack so thin and I don’t want Llorente

[thenakedshades]

AM9 is official!!

Posted with iPhone X HardwareZone Forums app

[Shinji Kagawa]

Loool change again.