This saga is getting a little tedious now.
Some desperate reporting to sell a few papers no doubt.
If he goes to Utd he'll be earning £250k a week as a minimum. He will be captain within a year, he's already Englands No.1 centreback, and will then be England captain too.
If he stays with us he will be in a much happier squad and will finish higher than Man Utd in the league next season.
What would you do?!
If he stays with us he will be in a much happier squad and will finish higher than Man Utd in the league next season."
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That's quite a bold statement.
Many people are talking about the struggles and Manchester United being a club in disarray, but it's all relative. They still finished 14 points above us in sixth last season and we were closer to 5th from bottom than we were them.
That's quite a gap to close.
Not having Puel is a big start!
If you look at the form since BR took over, I wouldnt say its a bold statement
comment by Foxy Boy (U20186)
posted 10 minutes ago
If you look at the form since BR took over, I wouldnt say its a bold statement
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Well naturally I hope you’re right. I haven’t looked how many times we’ve finished above Man United in the PL era, but I’m betting never.
We have cause for optimism if we have a good transfer window and pre-season (in terms of keeping players as well as buying them). I still think we’d need luck with injuries and a few things to fall in place, however, to finish above MU because it’s not just a good team we’ll need, but a good squad. I wouldn’t put any money on it, but then I’m not really a betting man anyway.
"Well naturally I hope you’re right. I haven’t looked how many times we’ve finished above Man United in the PL era, but I’m betting never."
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comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 8 seconds ago
"Well naturally I hope you’re right. I haven’t looked how many times we’ve finished above Man United in the PL era, but I’m betting never."
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Well I mean’t apart from the obvious once ......
Genuinely didn't know whether you were joking or not.
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 8 minutes ago
Genuinely didn't know whether you were joking or not.
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It actually made me realise that I see 2015/16 as some sort of glorious alternative reality and everything else as real life. It just defied any accepted norms of science.
That’s why when you have to apply logic to any question as to where we’ll finish you have to ignore 2015/16 because, if you don’t, then almost any prediction can’t be challenged.
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posted on 14/7/19
This saga is getting a little tedious now.
Some desperate reporting to sell a few papers no doubt.
posted on 15/7/19
Hopefully no deal.
posted on 15/7/19
If he goes to Utd he'll be earning £250k a week as a minimum. He will be captain within a year, he's already Englands No.1 centreback, and will then be England captain too.
If he stays with us he will be in a much happier squad and will finish higher than Man Utd in the league next season.
What would you do?!
posted on 15/7/19
If he stays with us he will be in a much happier squad and will finish higher than Man Utd in the league next season."
-----------------------
That's quite a bold statement.
Many people are talking about the struggles and Manchester United being a club in disarray, but it's all relative. They still finished 14 points above us in sixth last season and we were closer to 5th from bottom than we were them.
That's quite a gap to close.
posted on 15/7/19
Not having Puel is a big start!
posted on 15/7/19
If you look at the form since BR took over, I wouldnt say its a bold statement
posted on 15/7/19
comment by Foxy Boy (U20186)
posted 10 minutes ago
If you look at the form since BR took over, I wouldnt say its a bold statement
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Well naturally I hope you’re right. I haven’t looked how many times we’ve finished above Man United in the PL era, but I’m betting never.
We have cause for optimism if we have a good transfer window and pre-season (in terms of keeping players as well as buying them). I still think we’d need luck with injuries and a few things to fall in place, however, to finish above MU because it’s not just a good team we’ll need, but a good squad. I wouldn’t put any money on it, but then I’m not really a betting man anyway.
posted on 15/7/19
"Well naturally I hope you’re right. I haven’t looked how many times we’ve finished above Man United in the PL era, but I’m betting never."
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posted on 15/7/19
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 8 seconds ago
"Well naturally I hope you’re right. I haven’t looked how many times we’ve finished above Man United in the PL era, but I’m betting never."
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Well I mean’t apart from the obvious once ......
posted on 15/7/19
Genuinely didn't know whether you were joking or not.
posted on 15/7/19
comment by The_Dungeon_Master (U4830)
posted 8 minutes ago
Genuinely didn't know whether you were joking or not.
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It actually made me realise that I see 2015/16 as some sort of glorious alternative reality and everything else as real life. It just defied any accepted norms of science.
That’s why when you have to apply logic to any question as to where we’ll finish you have to ignore 2015/16 because, if you don’t, then almost any prediction can’t be challenged.
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