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Shamikebab said:
Doesn't mean anything really, he's just the middleman. If the Glazers are still here then it doesn't matter who the guy in between is.
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Exactly, that's why we have to use this opportunity to get the Glazers out, keep protesting and boycotting until they get hit in the pocket and leave for their next "business opportunity"
 
Great to see fans blocking training at Carrington this morning and protesting :D

More to follow , green and gold protest Saturday at Old Trafford, if you're near the area or even if you're not come along and help get the greedy Glazers out.
 
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uber soldat said:
Great to see fans blocking training at Carrington this morning and protesting :D
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Just what we need ahead of some big games. If you are going to protest. Do it outside their London office or break into old trafford and stage a protest. Doing it when players who are in the same boat as the fans need to train is just moronic.
 
Protesting isn't going to do anything either way. The only way the glazers will ever leave is if they are bought out for crazy money on the law on football club ownership changes in this country.
 
From what a mate of mine was telling me, I can understand why Cavani is homesick. He went to Montivideo for a month before lockdown and was blown away by the place, to the point where he wants to go and live there!
 
I don't blame Cavani for wanting to leave. Hes earned plenty of money in his career, had a good year here, tried PL football and he can now go and play somewhere with a nice climate and a more relaxed stress level.
 
Given the current pandemic situation, I can imagine if he wants to continue to play football for the foreseeable, he'd want to do so with fans in stadiums. It's looking more likely that the UK is the place to do that, so maybe that will influence his decision-making somewhat.
 
Converge said:
Given the current pandemic situation, I can imagine if he wants to continue to play football for the foreseeable, he'd want to do so with fans in stadiums. It's looking more likely that the UK is the place to do that, so maybe that will influence his decision-making somewhat.
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If he leaves he gets a 2m pay off amd gets to live near home in South America. For him its win win.

The biggest issue would be if pogba chooses to leave us twice on a free transfer. Talking about getting burnt!
 
The Running Man said:
If he leaves he gets a 2m pay off amd gets to live near home in South America. For him its win win.
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Why would he get a 2m payoff for leaving of his own accord?

The Running Man said:
The biggest issue would be if pogba chooses to leave us twice on a free transfer. Talking about getting burnt!
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Its either going to happen or we are going to have to sign him to a crazy contract. I wouldn't be surprised to see him go for nothing. We aren't going to be winning the league or CL for a few more years at least if at all for the foreseeable future so I don't necessarily blame him.
 
fez said:
Why would he get a 2m payoff for leaving of his own accord?



Its either going to happen or we are going to have to sign him to a crazy contract. I wouldn't be surprised to see him go for nothing. We aren't going to be winning the league or CL for a few more years at least if at all for the foreseeable future so I don't necessarily blame him.
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Edinson Cavani's situation is being complicated by a £2million pay-off that Manchester United will have to pay if they fail to trigger a one- year contact extension.

The Uruguayan striker signed a 12-month deal worth £200,000 a week when he arrived at Old Trafford in October after being released by Paris Saint-Germain.

The agreement also included the option of a further 12 months – but only if both parties agreed.

Cavani was also able to negotiate a kiss-off clause that would see him depart with a £2m golden handshake if United decided against keeping him at the club until the summer of 2022.
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Shamikebab said:
Nick. Read what you wrote above, this isn't complicated.
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:p

I assume it was because we got burned with Sanchez and weren’t sure how he would do in a new league at his age and wanted a “get out” clause. You wouldn’t put that in there in a way that would allow the player to trigger it.
 
Anyone know why we have 4 games in 10 days when we could play one game over the fa Cup weekend instead?

Seems a bit odd to play:

Sunday
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday

Surely common sense would be to move the Tuesday game to Wednesday and the Thursday game to saturday?

Almost like we are being punished for something.
 
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