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CapitalCee: ![]() I really don't want to, but the Dude keeps pushing it. I think he really needs Oxygen coz it seems he's suffocated right now! |
nitrogen: ![]() List 5 Strikers that are better than Lukaku and that would cost less in any League?! |
nitrogen:United slammed the same Amount on Lukaku Bro! The same Lukaku Fans are ripping Apart across all the Platform at the moment. |
patrickmuf: ![]() If Kante ain't a Steel, then who else is a Steel my Brother?! And based on your description..... he's even an upgrade Version of Kante. |
dubylhover: ![]() They will soon vanish once the Team pick up again! |
nitrogen:Kindly name any current Liverpool Defenders better than him, also any 10 EPL Defenders better than him. |
![]() Where are these strange Monikers popping out from?! When we were trashing Teams 4 - 0, none of these Monikers visited to cheer the Team o! Oh Lawd of Xmas & New Year! |
BlueAngel444: ![]() Why do you have Problem with it pls? Liverpool Board ain't bunch of Fools in my Opinion, and I believe they know better than us. I believe he's been thoroughly watched and scouted before the Decision is made! Besides, is 27 an old age for a Player?! |
nitrogen: ![]() On Paper we get quality Midfielders like Mkhtaryan, Matic Pogba, Mata, Herrera and Co who are better than Liverpool Midfielders. However, on the Pitch where the Results matter, Liverpool Midfielders are better than ours. Who is at Fault....... JM or the Players?! |
BlueAngel444: ![]() Seem you do not know the Amount they paid for Kaita even though he's a Midfielder?! When JM said Defenders are getting costlier than Attackers - you think he's bluffing?! Ball playing Defenders are costlier, the Reason Stone was signed for £50m and United signed Lindelof for £34m. |
dubylhover:Bro..... Kaita is a Steel in the Midfield. He's not all about Power, he gets brain coz he's creative and also pacy. Liverpool Midfield is getting more stronger. Lallana, Wijnaldum, Can, Henderson, Milner, Coutinho, Chamberlain, Kaita.... we really need to spend o! |
nitrogen: ![]() Seem the Bricks are made of sand only?! |
BlueAngel444: ![]() Kindly refer the Ediot to the Article I culled from the ESPN Site. |
nitrogen: ![]() LMAO! Brother....... you need Oxygen to calm your anger! |
dubylhover:Liverpool is silently building a formidable Team for next Season. Van Dijk will join in January, you and I know he's a top Defender and definitely gonna be an upgrade on all the present Liverpool Defenders. Kaita will join his Team Mates in the summer, and no doubt he's a talented Lad. A very good Midfielder. If more Additions are made, and Coutinho eventually opts to stay, I fear for United next Season with the current Bricklayers we are parading as Players. |
Sky sources understand that the fee for Virgil Van Dijk will be £75m, which would be a world record for a defender. -------------------------------------------------- If Liverpool could pay £75m to sign a Defender, then United Board should be ready to splash Pounds on JM main Targets. |
Liverpool codedly beef up their defence with the signing of Virgil Van Dijk! |
nitrogen: ![]() Una dey vex o....... still on no-talk Mode!
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"He’s [Mourinho] one that type of stuff as a manager throughout his career [cautious approach in matches against his direct rivals]. "He's been very successful doing it this way. I had this conversation with Sir Alex last week, and he can't see him changing because if you’re successful this way, why would you want to change?" - DWIGHT YORKE |
Comparing Man United's spending to City's: does Mourinho have a point? MOURINHO vs. GUARDIOLA The key line from Mourinho's post-Burnley press conference was that the money he has spent on his United team is "not enough" to properly challenge City. It seems like a strange thing to say given that almost every other manager would love to have United's budget to splurge on players. Still, Mourinho is only talking about United vs. City and in that context, he is right that Guardiola has spent more. Since taking over at the Etihad Stadium in 2016, Guardiola has spent £361.1m on 12 players. Over the same span, Mourinho has spent £286.3m on seven players. It would have been eight had he signed Ivan Perisic in the summer like he wanted. United broke the world record when they signed Paul Pogba for £89.3m in 2016 and splashed £75m on Romelu Lukaku last summer. The rest, though, have all been around the £30m mark while Zlatan Ibrahimovic was free (at least in terms of transfer fees). City, meanwhile, have paid between £40m and £50m for five players since Guardiola arrived. Over the same period, United have recouped £51m (primarily from the sales of Memphis Depay and Morgan Schneiderlin) while City banked £79.5m from offloading the likes of Edin Dzeko, Kelechi Iheanacho and Wilfried Bony. MOURINHO's GRIPE As well as saying he has not had enough money, Mourinho also made mention of City "buying full-backs for the price of strikers," a reference to City spending £120.8m on Kyle Walker, Benjamin Mendy and Danilo in the summer. What will annoy Mourinho most, though, is not the fees but the fact that Guardiola got what he wanted. City initially tried to haggle with Tottenham over Walker but ended up paying £45 million -- close to the full asking price -- because Guardiola made it clear how important he would be this season. By contrast, sources have told ESPN FC that United refused to meet Inter Milan's price for Perisic. Mourinho was clear he wanted four new signings in the summer but only got three. Of those, only two (Lukaku and Nemanja Matic) have been able to go straight into the team. It is not the first time this season that Mourinho has referenced money. Asked for his thoughts after a 2-0 home win over Benfica in the Champions League in October, he replied: "We score two goals we didn't concede. Three more points, which makes 12. More money for the club because every victory means money." It seemed like an odd thing to say but the inference was that if he is doing his bit to bring money in, he should also be allowed to spend it. THE END PRODUCT City have spent more than United over the last 18 months but the numbers, £360m compared to £280m, are comparable. It's just that City's spending has had more of an impact. The United team that started Boxing Day's 2-2 against Burnley included seven players that Mourinho inherited. Playing West Brom before Christmas, United fielded an entire back-five left behind by Sir Alex Ferguson. The City team Guardiola fielded against Tottenham the same weekend contained eight players brought in over the past three summers. In the five years since Ferguson retired, United have spent £609.5m on 22 players. Louis van Gaal brought in 13, of which six have already left. Mourinho can at least be happy that the majority of his signings seem to have paid off. The jury is still out on Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Victor Lindelof but the rest have been successes. Mourinho will argue that he just needs more. http://kwese.espn.com/football/club/manchester-united/360/blog/post/3326681/man-united-spending-vs-man-city-does-jose-mourinho-have-right-to-complain?src=com |
"I have been in that position for 21 years so I can't start to complain. There have always been three or four teams richer than I am. I've learned to cope with that. "We deal with our own situation as well as we can. Man City, Chelsea and Man United are all richer than us. You have to find ways to be successful." - ARSENE WENGER |
"The inner ligaments were hit. A month later I played against Chelsea and three weeks after that, against Brighton, I felt pain again. I decided not to take risks. "It is not an easy period, but good. That's how it goes in football." - MAROUANE FELLAINI |
"I have something in my head but I cannot tell you. This is my tenth season in England. Except for the very first at Manchester, I only knew good times. "I'm still here. If Manchester did not want me anymore, they would have said that for a long time. They made a proposal, probably one will follow. "Whether I will accept it I do not know. You cannot arrange something like that in a jiffy. We [with Jose] talked about it. The coach is someone who respects the decisions of his players." - MAROUANE FELLAINI |
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Transfer Rumor Manchester United are keen to sign Juventus' attacking midfielder Paulo Dybala in a £60m deal, the Daily Star reports. The paper says Jose Mourinho is "desperate" to sign a new number 10 with Juan Mata and Henrikh Mkhitaryan having failed to make their mark at Old Trafford. |
![]() .......... still won't talk!
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![]() I won't talk!
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dmcdad:We will be back to fairly analyze the Team, the Players, Manager, and the performance. |
dmcdad: ![]() I've been classed amongst the fake Fans, hence whatever I say does not count. Besides, elrony and I won't criticise the Team, the Manager or the Players till 31/12/2017 at 11:59pm. |
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