Yet it is thought that Moyes could have signed Thiago over the course of the past weeks, with the delay in his finally leaving for Bayern being down to United's manager not being completely convinced by the 22-year-old. Although it is understood Thiago was keen on joining United, there were suggestions from some at the club that he might struggle on occasion to cope with the physicality of the Premier League.
Dubciteh wrote:The more i think about it the more i think the rags have a chance of signing Fabregas, would be a massive signing for them, would love to see him here.
Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Dubciteh wrote:The more i think about it the more i think the rags have a chance of signing Fabregas, would be a massive signing for them, would love to see him here.
Agree all round. He's the kind of player I'd love, well known, attacking, young. Brilliant.
AG7 wrote:Why the fuck are all reports (no, not just twitter) tonight saying we're keeping Kolarov despite interest from Juventus and Inter for him ... apparently Pellegrini's orders ...
I think more than liking him as a player, he sees him as cover for left back as we don't have anyone else there and he said recently 2 for each spot is a must.
I hope though that he can be sold ... but then I am still hoping for Isco changing his mind (persuaded by the new boss) ... so I guess, never mind!
AG7 wrote:Why the fuck are all reports (no, not just twitter) tonight saying we're keeping Kolarov despite interest from Juventus and Inter for him ... apparently Pellegrini's orders ...
I think more than liking him as a player, he sees him as cover for left back as we don't have anyone else there and he said recently 2 for each spot is a must.
I hope though that he can be sold ... but then I am still hoping for Isco changing his mind (persuaded by the new boss) ... so I guess, never mind!
Goaters 103 wrote:Absolute classic sycophantic Utd worshipping shite from The Guardian's Jamie Jackson today, just the sort of absolute codswallop Utd fans lap up to try and reinforce that no-one ever snubs them - and I quote ...
"Moyes has turned his attention to the 26-year-old after Thiago Alcântara joined Bayern Munich from Barcelona for £21.6m. Yet it is thought that Moyes could have signed Thiago over the course of the past weeks, with the delay in his finally leaving for Bayern being down to United's manager not being completely convinced by the 22-year-old. Although it is understood Thiago was keen on joining United, there were suggestions from some at the club that he might struggle on occasion to cope with the physicality of the Premier League."
So there you go. Despite every newspaper and Spanish media source confirming United had agreed terms with the player, and a fee, but he chose Bayern over them, of course United "weren't convinced" and he was actually "keen to join United" and not his mentor Pep Guardiola and the all conquering and treble winning Bayern squad.
Honestly, you couldn't make it up. Mr Jackson should be working for Utd's PR dept with that utter tosh - in a way I suppose he is. Quite sad. He is The Guardian's new Manchester footy correspondent replacing the far superior Daniel Taylor, so at least whenever you read any of Mr Jackson's stuff on City you will be fully aware of the angle he's coming from.
Goaters 103 wrote:Absolute classic sycophantic Utd worshipping shite from The Guardian's Jamie Jackson today, just the sort of absolute codswallop Utd fans lap up to try and reinforce that no-one ever snubs them - and I quote ...
"Moyes has turned his attention to the 26-year-old after Thiago Alcântara joined Bayern Munich from Barcelona for £21.6m. Yet it is thought that Moyes could have signed Thiago over the course of the past weeks, with the delay in his finally leaving for Bayern being down to United's manager not being completely convinced by the 22-year-old. Although it is understood Thiago was keen on joining United, there were suggestions from some at the club that he might struggle on occasion to cope with the physicality of the Premier League."
So there you go. Despite every newspaper and Spanish media source confirming United had agreed terms with the player, and a fee, but he chose Bayern over them, of course United "weren't convinced" and he was actually "keen to join United" and not his mentor Pep Guardiola and the all conquering and treble winning Bayern squad.
Honestly, you couldn't make it up. Mr Jackson should be working for Utd's PR dept with that utter tosh - in a way I suppose he is. Quite sad. He is The Guardian's new Manchester footy correspondent replacing the far superior Daniel Taylor, so at least whenever you read any of Mr Jackson's stuff on City you will be fully aware of the angle he's coming from.
Bianchi on Ice wrote:Absolutely on the money Goat. swap City for scum in that story you wouldnt get that angle...it'd be a snidey dig. Im like a broken record with it but its my no.1 bugbear. along with car alarms, and dogshit on the pavement, which brings me full circle to the written media...
Wonderwall wrote:Ok so by the end of the week we will likely have Negredo and jovetic, great business. We have navas and fernandinho as well, we desperately need cover for our CB unless he is going to deploy Richards in that role as a back up to joleon, vinny and nasti. Not seen any likely candidates as cover so far, should have kept Kolo IMO.
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