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i dnt think a step down in his career at this stage would be very beneficial to him
£12m - £15m
Chapionship players are costing that these days ffs!
comment by Number-Eight (U9729)
posted 5 minutes ago
"He's quick, can dribble, has a brilliant engine, has good vision, can play good one touch passing , can finish, can create, can play wide and centrally, works hard defensively (caused us awful problems when they robbed us in the game earlier this season with his pressing), is English"
"Would anyone want us to take him for around £12m to £15m"
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That's what I recon he'll go for personally.
How much do you recon he'd cost?
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£15m
Lingard is fulfilling his potential at the club he grew up in. He's becoming a part of the furniture at OT. No way he is leaving.
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comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 13 seconds ago
£15m
Lingard is fulfilling his potential at the club he grew up in. He's becoming a part of the furniture at OT. No way he is leaving.
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Really? Always got the impression he was one of those deemed not good enough by your fans. He'd had dogs abuse for a few years from what I've seen, like Welbeck, Cleverley, Evans and others I can't recall right now.
If you spend like you will to catch City, do you really think he'll not want a move. Doesn't strike me as a "not even make the bench and just take his money" type.
What would you recon he'd go for?
We give you Silvestre and Welbeck, you give us RVP.
We give you Mkhi, you give us Sanchez.
We give you Lingard? You’d have to give us something special.
comment by Number-Eight (U9729)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Stevey_P (U21754)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Number-Eight (U9729)
posted 5 minutes ago
"He's quick, can dribble, has a brilliant engine, has good vision, can play good one touch passing , can finish, can create, can play wide and centrally, works hard defensively (caused us awful problems when they robbed us in the game earlier this season with his pressing), is English"
"Would anyone want us to take him for around £12m to £15m"
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That's what I recon he'll go for personally.
How much do you recon he'd cost?
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you've described a £50m player minimum
no idea what he would go for but I reckon it'll be a smidge over £12-£15m...
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I've mentioned his qualities, but that's only half the story. He won't be getting in their team and may want a move. I'll take the fee out so as not to distract from the question like it seems to be doing.
comment by Ruiney (U1005)
posted 1 minute ago
We give you Silvestre and Welbeck, you give us RVP.
We give you Mkhi, you give us Sanchez.
We give you Lingard? You’d have to give us something special.
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We would buy him. How much would you expect him to be sold for young man?
He’ll be in the team next year. Nobody plays the same 11 every week . If he keeps improving at this rate Jose won’t be looking for anyone in his position anyway.
He’s been great this year, he’s living the dream, why would he want to leave?
The dabbing Stewart Downing? No thanks. Iwobi is better.
comment by The Post Nearly Man, demonstrating the highest British attention to the wrong detail. (U1270)
posted 2 minutes ago
He’ll be in the team next year. Nobody plays the same 11 every week. If he keeps improving at this rate Jose won’t be looking for anyone in his position anyway.
He’s been great this year, he’s living the dream, why would he want to leave?
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You'll spend massively again and he'll lose his place. It's your way now, as demonstrated by Mourinho's comments & actions in summer windows. Lingard may not want to not make the bench at 25 years old.
What would you say he'd cost if United decided to sell.
comment by Serial WUManiser™© - Hate Wenger, Love Bala Town (U1410)
posted 3 minutes ago
The dabbing Stewart Downing? No thanks. Iwobi is better.
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ffs
Lingard has been in superb form for us this season.
not the best player in the world but much better than people give him credit for.
Fergie said he would be a late developer and he is proving the great one right.
comment by Stevey_P (U21754)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Post Nearly Man, demonstrating the highest British attention to the wrong detail. (U1270)
posted 2 minutes ago
He’ll be in the team next year. Nobody plays the same 11 every week. If he keeps improving at this rate Jose won’t be looking for anyone in his position anyway.
He’s been great this year, he’s living the dream, why would he want to leave?
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You'll spend massively again and he'll lose his place. It's your way now, as demonstrated by Mourinho's comments & actions in summer windows. Lingard may not want to not make the bench at 25 years old.
What would you say he'd cost if United decided to sell.
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No idea, mate. He’s worth what people will pay.
No way is Jesse Lingard leaving Man Utd. He has been at Man Utd so many years and only last 2 and a half seasons he has got his chance to shine. Now he has improved his finishing he is one of our best players.
OK on a serious note, he's looking very decent and has a tidy finish on him. Obviously i want him to have a terrible career with United, but for England he's looking a valuable player. Can see him, Sterling out wide for us and doing well. Perhaps throw Rashford in as well for the three behind Kane. Good 1st team attack we're building up.
comment by Stevey_P (U21754)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 13 seconds ago
£15m
Lingard is fulfilling his potential at the club he grew up in. He's becoming a part of the furniture at OT. No way he is leaving.
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Really? Always got the impression he was one of those deemed not good enough by your fans. He'd had dogs abuse for a few years from what I've seen, like Welbeck, Cleverley, Evans and others I can't recall right now.
If you spend like you will to catch City, do you really think he'll not want a move. Doesn't strike me as a "not even make the bench and just take his money" type.
What would you recon he'd go for?
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Yeah, we have a lot of fans like that, I agree. It's the management and coaching staff that count, Fergie liked him, LVG liked him and now Jose likes him, which is all that matters.
The OT crowd seem to like him, which counts for more than Twitter and FB fans.
What do I reckon he'd go for? Well, I don't reckon we'd sell him unless he becomes surplus to requirements.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-utd-fixtures-jesse-lingard-14220489
He can run a lot as well. To be honest if Man Utd sold Lingard then we truly have lost it.
He is our 2nd highest scorer and is one of the most clinical players this season although he still misses some easy chances he is more consistent now at scoring then missing.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/top-scorers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/top-scorers
Arsenal getting rid of Giroud is crazy as he is the most efficient striker they got and most effective.
comment by Serial WUManiser™© - Hate Wenger, Love Bala Town (U1410)
posted 1 minute ago
OK on a serious note, he's looking very decent and has a tidy finish on him. Obviously i want him to have a terrible career with United, but for England he's looking a valuable player. Can see him, Sterling out wide for us and doing well. Perhaps throw Rashford in as well for the three behind Kane. Good 1st team attack we're building up.
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Yeah it'll be nice to see England have a fresh face at this world cup. Looking forward to it for players like Kane, Sterling, Alli and Lingard getting to give it a go.
Always say I don't care about the national team and then as soon as a world cup starts creeping around I get the bug again.
sterling----------Lingard--------Rashford
-----------------------Kane--------------------
that could be successful for England
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posted on 31/1/18
i dnt think a step down in his career at this stage would be very beneficial to him
posted on 31/1/18
£12m - £15m
Chapionship players are costing that these days ffs!
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Number-Eight (U9729)
posted 5 minutes ago
"He's quick, can dribble, has a brilliant engine, has good vision, can play good one touch passing , can finish, can create, can play wide and centrally, works hard defensively (caused us awful problems when they robbed us in the game earlier this season with his pressing), is English"
"Would anyone want us to take him for around £12m to £15m"
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That's what I recon he'll go for personally.
How much do you recon he'd cost?
posted on 31/1/18
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posted on 31/1/18
£15m
Lingard is fulfilling his potential at the club he grew up in. He's becoming a part of the furniture at OT. No way he is leaving.
posted on 31/1/18
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comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 13 seconds ago
£15m
Lingard is fulfilling his potential at the club he grew up in. He's becoming a part of the furniture at OT. No way he is leaving.
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Really? Always got the impression he was one of those deemed not good enough by your fans. He'd had dogs abuse for a few years from what I've seen, like Welbeck, Cleverley, Evans and others I can't recall right now.
If you spend like you will to catch City, do you really think he'll not want a move. Doesn't strike me as a "not even make the bench and just take his money" type.
What would you recon he'd go for?
posted on 31/1/18
We give you Silvestre and Welbeck, you give us RVP.
We give you Mkhi, you give us Sanchez.
We give you Lingard? You’d have to give us something special.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Number-Eight (U9729)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Stevey_P (U21754)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Number-Eight (U9729)
posted 5 minutes ago
"He's quick, can dribble, has a brilliant engine, has good vision, can play good one touch passing , can finish, can create, can play wide and centrally, works hard defensively (caused us awful problems when they robbed us in the game earlier this season with his pressing), is English"
"Would anyone want us to take him for around £12m to £15m"
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That's what I recon he'll go for personally.
How much do you recon he'd cost?
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you've described a £50m player minimum
no idea what he would go for but I reckon it'll be a smidge over £12-£15m...
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I've mentioned his qualities, but that's only half the story. He won't be getting in their team and may want a move. I'll take the fee out so as not to distract from the question like it seems to be doing.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Ruiney (U1005)
posted 1 minute ago
We give you Silvestre and Welbeck, you give us RVP.
We give you Mkhi, you give us Sanchez.
We give you Lingard? You’d have to give us something special.
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We would buy him. How much would you expect him to be sold for young man?
posted on 31/1/18
He’ll be in the team next year. Nobody plays the same 11 every week . If he keeps improving at this rate Jose won’t be looking for anyone in his position anyway.
He’s been great this year, he’s living the dream, why would he want to leave?
posted on 31/1/18
The dabbing Stewart Downing? No thanks. Iwobi is better.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by The Post Nearly Man, demonstrating the highest British attention to the wrong detail. (U1270)
posted 2 minutes ago
He’ll be in the team next year. Nobody plays the same 11 every week. If he keeps improving at this rate Jose won’t be looking for anyone in his position anyway.
He’s been great this year, he’s living the dream, why would he want to leave?
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You'll spend massively again and he'll lose his place. It's your way now, as demonstrated by Mourinho's comments & actions in summer windows. Lingard may not want to not make the bench at 25 years old.
What would you say he'd cost if United decided to sell.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Serial WUManiser™© - Hate Wenger, Love Bala Town (U1410)
posted 3 minutes ago
The dabbing Stewart Downing? No thanks. Iwobi is better.
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ffs
posted on 31/1/18
Lingard has been in superb form for us this season.
not the best player in the world but much better than people give him credit for.
Fergie said he would be a late developer and he is proving the great one right.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Stevey_P (U21754)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by The Post Nearly Man, demonstrating the highest British attention to the wrong detail. (U1270)
posted 2 minutes ago
He’ll be in the team next year. Nobody plays the same 11 every week. If he keeps improving at this rate Jose won’t be looking for anyone in his position anyway.
He’s been great this year, he’s living the dream, why would he want to leave?
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You'll spend massively again and he'll lose his place. It's your way now, as demonstrated by Mourinho's comments & actions in summer windows. Lingard may not want to not make the bench at 25 years old.
What would you say he'd cost if United decided to sell.
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No idea, mate. He’s worth what people will pay.
posted on 31/1/18
No way is Jesse Lingard leaving Man Utd. He has been at Man Utd so many years and only last 2 and a half seasons he has got his chance to shine. Now he has improved his finishing he is one of our best players.
posted on 31/1/18
OK on a serious note, he's looking very decent and has a tidy finish on him. Obviously i want him to have a terrible career with United, but for England he's looking a valuable player. Can see him, Sterling out wide for us and doing well. Perhaps throw Rashford in as well for the three behind Kane. Good 1st team attack we're building up.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Stevey_P (U21754)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 13 seconds ago
£15m
Lingard is fulfilling his potential at the club he grew up in. He's becoming a part of the furniture at OT. No way he is leaving.
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Really? Always got the impression he was one of those deemed not good enough by your fans. He'd had dogs abuse for a few years from what I've seen, like Welbeck, Cleverley, Evans and others I can't recall right now.
If you spend like you will to catch City, do you really think he'll not want a move. Doesn't strike me as a "not even make the bench and just take his money" type.
What would you recon he'd go for?
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Yeah, we have a lot of fans like that, I agree. It's the management and coaching staff that count, Fergie liked him, LVG liked him and now Jose likes him, which is all that matters.
The OT crowd seem to like him, which counts for more than Twitter and FB fans.
What do I reckon he'd go for? Well, I don't reckon we'd sell him unless he becomes surplus to requirements.
posted on 31/1/18
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/man-utd-fixtures-jesse-lingard-14220489
He can run a lot as well. To be honest if Man Utd sold Lingard then we truly have lost it.
He is our 2nd highest scorer and is one of the most clinical players this season although he still misses some easy chances he is more consistent now at scoring then missing.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/top-scorers
posted on 31/1/18
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/arsenal/top-scorers
Arsenal getting rid of Giroud is crazy as he is the most efficient striker they got and most effective.
posted on 31/1/18
comment by Serial WUManiser™© - Hate Wenger, Love Bala Town (U1410)
posted 1 minute ago
OK on a serious note, he's looking very decent and has a tidy finish on him. Obviously i want him to have a terrible career with United, but for England he's looking a valuable player. Can see him, Sterling out wide for us and doing well. Perhaps throw Rashford in as well for the three behind Kane. Good 1st team attack we're building up.
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Yeah it'll be nice to see England have a fresh face at this world cup. Looking forward to it for players like Kane, Sterling, Alli and Lingard getting to give it a go.
Always say I don't care about the national team and then as soon as a world cup starts creeping around I get the bug again.
posted on 31/1/18
sterling----------Lingard--------Rashford
-----------------------Kane--------------------
that could be successful for England
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