Soldato
Rofl that line up by Phil Neville is absolutely terrible, how the hell does that guy get paid to give analysis?
BREAKING: #mufc is delighted to announce Radamel Falcao has joined on a 1-year loan from Monaco with an option to buy.
Radamel Falcao said: “I am delighted to be joining Manchester United on loan this season. Manchester United is the biggest club in the world and is clearly determined to get back to the top. I am looking forward to working with Louis van Gaal and contributing to the team’s success at this very exciting period in the club’s history.”
Louis van Gaal said: “I am delighted Radamel has joined us on loan this season. He is one of the most prolific goalscorers in the game. His appearance-to-goal ratio speaks for itself and, when a player of this calibre becomes available, it is an opportunity not to be missed.”
I can't believe we've actually got rid of Welbeck. For more than Kagawa. That is insane.
If his goals secure Arsenal top four at United's expense it'll be Arsenal having the last laugh.
We'll just ignore the defence
Man Utd: Rooney, RvP, Falcao
Man City: Aguero, Dzeko, Jovetic
Chelsea: Costa, Remy, Drogba
Liverpool: Sturridge, Balotelli, Lambert
Arsenal: Giroud, Sanogo, Welbeck
Good luck in Hull, Hatem. At least you're rid of Pardew now
What an utterly **** deadline day.
Hey, Arsenal could have signed a striker. I'm happy with them taking Welbeck and giving us money.
Shame to see Powell go out on loan but we're still stuck with Cleverley Would have liked to see us give him a chance this season.
This logic presumes that their career will be 20 years long(most players careers aren't that long) and that they will be good enough at a less good club.
Cleverley(and many others) fluke into big contracts at top clubs because some manager saw something in him as a 12year old kid, likes him and still has faith(based more in sentimentally than actual sound judgement) so gives him a big contract.
Cleverley lets say could be on 60k a week now, maybe 80k a week, I don't know, with a few years left. Villa might say they'll play him, presuming he's good, but he could sign for 30k a week for 4 years, and end up on the bench, and after that the best club he can sign for is a league 2 club at £500 a week.
Just because some players go on to do well after leaving a big team doesn't mean all will. Walking away from X number of millions guaranteed for the chance his career might improve is something the majority of people wouldn't do.