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Circus ManUnitus - Nobody's At The Wheel

scaramanga said:
You wouldn't have got very far.

Conte was banned for an offence related to match fixing. That he was later found innocent doesn't make what Mourinho said untrue. I'd be surprised if anyone better than an ambulance chaser took that case.
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Ahhh ok, I would have thought saying what he said after being acquitted would mean he could not say it. Also he was not done for Match Fixing he was done for not reporting or summin.

Anyway I think the public rows are brick
 
So, after Mourinho made a dig at Citys spending....


Emirates Marketing Project to walk away from Alexis Sanchez deal as rivals United are given free run at Arsenal star
City have been in pole position to sign Sanchez since failing with a £60million day bid for the Chilean last August

Emirates Marketing Project are prepared to walk away from their bid to sign Alexis Sanchez and give local rivals Manchester United a free run at the Arsenal star.

City have been in pole position to sign Sanchez since failing with a £60million deadline day bid for the Chile international last August.

But United blindsided their neighbours this week by launching an audacious bid to snatch the 29-year-old from under their noses with a £35m bid.

City, however, consider the financial package demanded by Arsenal and Sanchez's representatives too high for a player with just six months left on his contract.

Arsenal want £35m for Sanchez, while the player's agent, Fernando Felicevich, is also said to be demanding a fee of around £5m for facilitating the deal.

With Sanchez's wage demands around £300,000-a-week, City are simply not prepared to meet those figures and will end their interest - unless they are lowered.

Sanchez is desperate to leave Arsenal in this transfer window and City accept their hardline stance may ultimately lead to their top transfer target joining United.

But that is a risk the City hierarchy and Guardiola are prepared to take, rather than be forced to pay over the odds for a player who will cost nothing this summer.

United, however, will pay what it takes to land Sanchez and will see it as a major coup to beat their local rivals to one of the most coveted players in Europe.
 
Rorschach said:
I’d prefer he went to city. When all of their players are fit he’ll be lucky to get on the pitch, so he’ll only marginally improve them. He would improve the utd first eleven and I’d prefer that didn’t happen. Utd can have Ozil
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I think Guardiola will bin Aguerro and replace him with Sanchez, so he'd play a lot imo (more so next season). But overall I'd agree, he won't take City up a level but he might do that for Man Utd.
 
400k per week?

Bet Harry's thinking he could see out his current contract and have people wanting to pay him £600k per week to sign for them!
 
markysimmo said:
He simply isn't worth it, it's just United trying to be relevant again just like when they signed Pogba for a ridiculous fee
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Hmmmm no ones worth the money.

But would argue he is given the fee being paid.

I don’t want him to go to United, but wonder were that leaves martial/Rashford
 
the dza said:
I think Guardiola will bin Aguerro and replace him with Sanchez, so he'd play a lot imo (more so next season). But overall I'd agree, he won't take City up a level but he might do that for Man Utd.
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He might but I honestly think that would be a mistake. It is not as if they need the money. I could see B. Silva being the one to lose out.
 
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