Casemiro Joins Man Utd

[Devil-Dick Willie]

1 hour ago, Storts said:

This can’t be happening. Deadlinesman told me the Glazers wont spend any money. 

Way to take what he said and twist it to something completely new

[Cicero]

 

 

[Storts]

5 hours ago, Devil-Dick Willie said:

Way to take what he said and twist it to something completely new

Ha you’re not Phil, but I’ll take the bite anyway.

[Azeem]

29-30 is the age bracket for a footballer that if they retire at this point people are like Oh so early, he had some more years and if they make some prominent move Oh he's 30 ffs.

[Stan]

 

 

[Rick]

Ancelotti has confirmed that Casemiro has decided to join Utd. 

[OrangeKhrush]

its obviously the money

[Rick]

11 minutes ago, OrangeKhrush said:

its obviously the money

Once he is through the door he will have to work for it. He’s a serial winner, and you don’t just shake that mentality. If Utd end up keeping Ronaldo, perhaps him, Casemiro & Varane can build some sort of solid ex-Madrid spine to their team. 

[Cicero]

Maybe, just maybe, he really wants a new challenge?

The bloke has won everything x 3. He's experienced the pinnacle of club football more than once playing for the biggest club on the planet. The Premier League could've always been a goal for him. 

[6666]

It probably is for the money but so what?

Will he improve Man Utd's midfield? Yes.

The price tag for a 30 year old is a bit high but I don't think Man Utd fans will care (they'll probably continue pretending the Glazers never spend money).

[OrangeKhrush]

21 minutes ago, Cicero said:

Maybe, just maybe, he really wants a new challenge?

The bloke has won everything x 3. He's experienced the pinnacle of club football more than once playing for the biggest club on the planet. The Premier League could've always been a goal for him. 

30/31 you don't do challenges.  his income went up twice it is naive to consider it a good final payday

[OrangeKhrush]

18 minutes ago, 6666 said:

It probably is for the money but so what?

Will he improve Man Utd's midfield? Yes.

The price tag for a 30 year old is a bit high but I don't think Man Utd fans will care (they'll probably continue pretending the Glazers never spend money).

it's 60m fee plus 50m excluding bonuses on wages for a guy that will be 35/36 at the end

[Stan]

6 minutes ago, OrangeKhrush said:

30/31 you don't do challenges.  his income went up twice it is naive to consider it a good final payday

30/31?

Why can't it be both?

Why can't he want a new challenge, and get paid handsomely for it?

[Cicero]

 

[OrangeKhrush]

1 hour ago, Stan said:

30/31?

Why can't it be both?

Why can't he want a new challenge, and get paid handsomely for it?

he will be 31 before the season ends he is into his age 31 season. 

Maybe there is some challenge but it is not like life in madrid is worth giving up for Manchester unless there is incentive. 

[Devil]

5 hours ago, OrangeKhrush said:

its obviously the money

Yeah obviously just money..... 

Nothing to do with the fact we're one of the biggest football clubs on the planet. 

Obviously we pay well but he's not signed for Wigan Athletic has he. 

[Happy Blue]

2 hours ago, Devil said:

Yeah obviously just money..... 

Nothing to do with the fact we're one of the biggest football clubs on the planet. 

Obviously we pay well but he's not signed for Wigan Athletic has he. 

Gary Neville said your stadium is falling down, nothing special about joining united these days, it's more of an eyebrow raiser when a good players linked 

[Devil]

48 minutes ago, Happy Blue said:

Gary Neville said your stadium is falling down, nothing special about joining united these days, it's more of an eyebrow raiser when a good players linked 

Pal, let's have it right. A successful united is more a draw than your tin pot club will ever be. 

The stadium isn't falling to pieces, the Bernabue was a shit hole until recently and the Nou Camp was as well. 

Hasn't stopped players flocking there. 

[Happy Blue]

4 minutes ago, Devil said:

Pal, let's have it right. A successful united is more a draw than your tin pot club will ever be. 

The stadium isn't falling to pieces, the Bernabue was a shit hole until recently and the Nou Camp was as well. 

Hasn't stopped players flocking there. 

Your kidding yourself mate 

[Spike]

Apparently when a person turns thirty they experience the psychic death of ambition. 

[Devil]

7 minutes ago, Happy Blue said:

Your kidding yourself mate 

Yeah, must be losing it. 

[Machado]

Great signing to be fair.

[LFCMadLad]

0BREAKING: Casemiro retires from Champions League football and winning trophies, age 30.

[Storts]

On 19/08/2022 at 23:32, Devil said:

Pal, let's have it right. A successful united is more a draw than your tin pot club will ever be. 

The stadium isn't falling to pieces, the Bernabue was a shit hole until recently and the Nou Camp was as well. 

Hasn't stopped players flocking there. 

Mate Old Trafford is a disgrace now. The away end probably in the top 3 worst in the league in terms of concourse and facilities. Obviously I can’t speak for the home ends but it’s falling well behind the standards that should be set 

[Devil]

1 hour ago, Storts said:

Mate Old Trafford is a disgrace now. The away end probably in the top 3 worst in the league in terms of concourse and facilities. Obviously I can’t speak for the home ends but it’s falling well behind the standards that should be set 

It's definitely not a disgrace. 

I can't speak for the away area but my old season ticket was in the quadrant directly opposite the away section and whilst the concourse area was small it is no different to 90% of stadiums I've visited. 

It's clearly not going to be of the standard of the newer stadiums but to label it a disgrace is simply not true.