Summer Transfer Thread 24/25
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Nice business this summer. PSG wanting €70m in one hit initially and we negotiated to €50m + €10m variables.
Cant wait for Michael Owen and the other BS merchants to start peddling we paid over the odds, we paid £60m in one pound coins as is usually the case with Utd transfers
Cant wait for Michael Owen and the other BS merchants to start peddling we paid over the odds, we paid £60m in one pound coins as is usually the case with Utd transfers
Nearly half of those games are one injury in 2022, 45 games missed due to a cruciate ligament tear. He's missed 11 games last season in total which includes internationals and cup/Europe, hardly exceptionally high numbers.
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Media will do the usual, change euros to sterling, then include the addons to make it £60m. Then they'll convert it back to euros to make it 70m euros.
Surely it's only good business if he's actually any good? If I wanted £10 for some magic beans and you got them for £7, I'd have still had your pants down. Maybe wait until he's actually played before deciding how good the business was and preemptive attacking anybody that might say you've paid over the odds for him.
I enjoy the whole "the media is out to get us" narrative. The only people who have "got" you over the last decade are your management. The media report your fees in the same way as anyone else's. They may have been more critical of you over the last few years, but that's probably because your transfer dealings have merited criticism.
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Except United earn more clicks than any other club in the country. If you don't think the media makes up stories about us for engagement then I have some magic beans to sell you. Sanchez wage used to go up weekly according to multiple media publications.
Same way Darwin Nunez has cost us £100m according to some!
Nobody needs to make stuff up about you, you give them plenty of material regardless.
over 50+ games and over 20 odd injuries over 5 seasons is ridiculously high, the guy is injury prone.
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no you dont
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Who does then?
LFC is most-engaged club in Premier League with 1.5 billion social media fan engagements in 2023-24 - Liverpool FC
Liverpool FC is officially the most-engaged club in the Premier League – registering more than 1.5 billion fan engagements – and also the most-viewed on social media with 11.9 billion views through its innovative social media channels during 2023-24.
www.liverpoolfc.com
As with most things you may well have been the club with 'more clicks than any other club in the country' a decade ago, but times have changed.
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LFC is most-engaged club in Premier League with 1.5 billion social media fan engagements in 2023-24 - Liverpool FC
Liverpool FC is officially the most-engaged club in the Premier League – registering more than 1.5 billion fan engagements – and also the most-viewed on social media with 11.9 billion views through its innovative social media channels during 2023-24.
As with most things you may well have been the club with 'more clicks than any other club in the country' a decade ago, but times have changed.
That source couldn't be more biased if it tried.
Something a little more neutral.
Fandom for Premier League clubs in the UK 2023 | Statista
Manchester United is the most followed Premier League club in the UK.
www.statista.com
Football Benchmark - SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS AND ENGAGEMENT - TOP 20 FOOTBALL CLUBS
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Yeah sure
1st (and only) pl club to hit 10 million subs on its offical youtube channel
Most watched pl club as per nielson
highest user engagement on social media
Overtook you lot on the pitch and off it, it's the circle of life
People were talking about media so surely you need to compare number of news articles and comments on them, not YT subs.Yeah sure
1st (and only) pl club to hit 10 million subs on its offical youtube channel
Most watched pl club as per nielson
highest user engagement on social media
Overtook you lot on the pitch and off it, it's the circle of life
The BBC sport section alone has about 90% Manchester United stories. You could say it's because of their performance and that's right to some degree but I bet Chelsea have fewer articles on there.
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