Rooney. On a free and United to fund wage.

one thing that did confuse me is how the player can move on a free - ie sign for you lot, not go on loan - but united still subsidise his wages...odd/unusual arrangement no?

i've seen loan players have their wages fully/partially paid by his parent club, but curious to sell a player and still have to fund his pints and sweets habits.

There's no way he'll be released and then still have his wages paid by Utd!

If he's released then a deal will be struck between Utd & Rooney, by way of his contract being paid up and him being released.

macca?

It's a master stroke. We got alarmed at your silly spending spread and are sending agent Rooney to destabilise you by missing every chance he gets.

comment by KLS- "Wellcome to Hell My Ar5è if you think this is hell, try the Grafton on a Friday Night" (U1695)
posted 1 hour, 23 minutes ago
There's no way he'll be released and then still have his wages paid by Utd!

If he's released then a deal will be struck between Utd & Rooney, by way of his contract being paid up and him being released.
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So United fund his wages.

Having two years left will mean £26m payout.

Cheers United

comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 1 hour, 35 minutes ago
one thing that did confuse me is how the player can move on a free - ie sign for you lot, not go on loan - but united still subsidise his wages...odd/unusual arrangement no?

i've seen loan players have their wages fully/partially paid by his parent club, but curious to sell a player and still have to fund his pints and sweets habits.

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When we got relegated we subsidised a lot of the wages for players we got rid of, Seth Johnson for example.

comment by Lubo - President of the Liam Cooper fanclub (U14008)
posted 17 minutes ago
comment by Don Draper's dandruff (U20155)
posted 1 hour, 35 minutes ago
one thing that did confuse me is how the player can move on a free - ie sign for you lot, not go on loan - but united still subsidise his wages...odd/unusual arrangement no?

i've seen loan players have their wages fully/partially paid by his parent club, but curious to sell a player and still have to fund his pints and sweets habits.

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When we got relegated we subsidised a lot of the wages for players we got rid of, Seth Johnson for example.
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Everton are not buying Rooney.

United have waived the signing on fee apparently.

So, to me this has got to be a sweetner for the Lukako deal to happen! I