A united fan today on Talk sport he feels its a cheeky bid with no intentions of bidding the right amount as the money is just not there at Unt!
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A united fan today on Talk sport he feels its a cheeky bid with no intentions of bidding the right amount as the money is just not there at Unt!
If this happens AGAIN kenwright should be told to **** of!
caught
Player Valuation: £30m
Who by?
And do you think a man with an empty scrotum, hanging down like a shameful turkey wattle, will listen to anyone?
I can see more Blue Union marches if this happens if both go for peanuts.
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Don't united make a fortune? anyway they could sell Rooney to Chelsea to fund the deal
dannyboy
Player Valuation: £60m
It's Man United, of course the money's there. They're just being tight bastards looking to pick them up on the cheap.
noharmdone
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Now the deal would get interesting....
billycopper
Player Valuation: £40m
Some reports are saying that the original offer for Baines was £9m, the same as we reportedly agreed with Bayern a couple of years ago.
The Guardian say that "the deal consisted of £16m for Fellaini and £12m for Baines". If the original rejected bid for Baines was £12m instead of £9m then they've really got a nerve to come back with exactly the same offer for him.
"David Moyes, the United manager, sanctioned the offer for his two former players at the end of last week".
"Fellaini cost around €19m (£16m at the present rate) with add-ons when Moyes bought the Belgian midfielder to Everton from Standard Liege in 2008. With United offering around the same sum it appears the club do not believe the 25-year-old's value has increased after five years of Premier League experience".
Obviously Moyes knows our finances, so he must think that he's pitched it at the right level to tempt us.
With the way in which he left and these latest shenanigans he's really undermined a lot of the good work he did at Everton.
The Guardian say that "the deal consisted of £16m for Fellaini and £12m for Baines". If the original rejected bid for Baines was £12m instead of £9m then they've really got a nerve to come back with exactly the same offer for him.
"David Moyes, the United manager, sanctioned the offer for his two former players at the end of last week".
"Fellaini cost around €19m (£16m at the present rate) with add-ons when Moyes bought the Belgian midfielder to Everton from Standard Liege in 2008. With United offering around the same sum it appears the club do not believe the 25-year-old's value has increased after five years of Premier League experience".
Obviously Moyes knows our finances, so he must think that he's pitched it at the right level to tempt us.
With the way in which he left and these latest shenanigans he's really undermined a lot of the good work he did at Everton.
Petit
Player Valuation: £30m
Wishful thinking. They make 100 mil from selling shirts alone. Most profitable club in the world probably.
Petit
Player Valuation: £30m
That´s a bit over the line mate.
arminisgod
Player Valuation: £35m
They really aren't. Their commercial revenue is peanuts compared to Bayern Munich, ad their merchandise sales are peanuts compared to Madrid and Barca.
Plus, they are about £500m in debt from the buyout
Pat's Van
Player Valuation: £70m
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The rumour is wrong, then.
steken1
Player Valuation: £70m
They also service large debts. I'm not doubting they could raise the money if they wanted. They clearly could. Just whether they have the appetite to spend the 45-50m our board appear to value the players at.
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