No. I don't want him back either. Not because I'm still angry he left, I'm over that as most people are. It's because if he ever does decide he fancies returning it will be when he's old, fat and useless. No ta.
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BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
Far too much has happened, and to be honest, it deeply hurt an awful lot of people that the best player we had produced for many decades turned his back on the club. He could've been our 'Gerrard', for wont of a better player analogy, and been the catalyst for success, but he wasn't.
And also, before anyone says it, the argument about how 'his sale saved the club' is flawed. He wanted to go because he wanted to go, not because he wanted to save our finances - finances that were the responsibility of the board for putting us in that position in the first place.
sageyefc
Player Valuation: £90m
Lol yes build bridges by accepting a mere 80k week
The Mighty Quint
Player Valuation: £40m
Be nice though would it not, I'm sure when it comes to the time, and that's probably at the end of his current contract, he'd be up for a return.
DaleyBlind
Previously banned as BobbyMartineGetIn and others
He said he's going to retire when his contract is up and become a united ambassador
Baines' left foot
Player Valuation: £90m
It's all about that cold hard cash, and that filthy gash. Show him the money and he'll be here in a flash.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yes, I don't want a player that's past it. He has to still be good enough if he returns.
Not that he will, of course.
There's more chance of me running naked through West Derby village at chucking out time than him coming back.
adi dassler
Player Valuation: £6m
Wouldn't want him draining what little resources we have when his legs have gone.
It was his transfer that made me give up with footballers. When a kid like that, everton mad, "once a blue always a blue" etc, can turn his back on the club so quickly and then run it in the noses of the people who he once used to be, you realise football is [Poor language removed]*ed
It was his transfer that made me give up with footballers. When a kid like that, everton mad, "once a blue always a blue" etc, can turn his back on the club so quickly and then run it in the noses of the people who he once used to be, you realise football is [Poor language removed]*ed
The Mighty Quint
Player Valuation: £40m
If he can stay fit, which he has done, he could do a good job here, until we get a billionaire we are what we are, a good honest club with much to admire.
He'd sign off in the best way possible if he came back IMO.
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evertoniandy
Player Valuation: £10m
Saved for vaulting.
Bloke is a mercenary now and has been for a good couple of years.
The days of him being a lad who just loved playing football and smashing in goals are gone. The last few seasons his whole demeanor has noticeably changed, especially since he fell out with Ferguson. His body-language has been that of person who clearly isn't in love with the game anymore and is only interested in the money. Earning millions at a young age, being the nation's darling for years and having a gold-digger, attention-seeking WAG for a missus have changed him as a person, for the worse.
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The Mighty Quint
Player Valuation: £40m
We could never expect to keep him, I have no problem in him leaving, and with the current modern history of Utd then you can't blame him for jumping ship when offered it to them lot, but it was all engineered by Stretford, at the most we'd have had him for another season max, he was too good for where we are at present.
I'd like to see him back, time is a great healer.
BoysInBlue
Player Valuation: £50m
We already have Gareth Barry doing that.
At least we don't have to pretend Barry has some deep emotional attachment to the club when he's playing crap, nor do we have the knowledge that he chose to give his best years to another club rather than us.
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