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Gareth Bale
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Re: Gareth Bale
I think it comes down to basic economics. Clubs are desperate to have him, the demand is there. I think we are happy to push a club like real's limits with regard to an asset which is one of the if not the most sought after in world football right now.
I think it comes down to basic economics. Clubs are desperate to have him, the demand is there. I think we are happy to push a club like real's limits with regard to an asset which is one of the if not the most sought after in world football right now.
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Eidur Gudjohnsen
Re: Gareth Bale
Well nothing illustrates better how much he's head and shoulders above everyone else on the pitch. :lol:
Great shot of Gareth Bale before last night's match...
Well nothing illustrates better how much he's head and shoulders above everyone else on the pitch. :lol:
Denmark Spur
Michael Carrick
Re: Gareth Bale
Manchester United launch £60m Gareth Bale transfer raid on Tottenham
Champions looking to make transfer-market splash that would overshadow the negative publicity of Rooney's looming sale
Premier League champions United want Tottenham star Bale to be the first major signing of new manager David Moyes' reign.
The move for the Welshman is thought to be one of the reasons why United's vice chairman Ed Woodward is returning early from their pre-season tour of the Far East and Australia.
Spurs are desperate not to lose Bale, last year’s Footballer of the Year, and have so far resisted United’s approach.
But the Old Trafford giants are keen to put the damaging publicity surrounding the future of Wayne Rooney behind them.
They know that buying Bale - who has been linked with Real Madrid throughout the off-season - would give Moyes, his players and the United supporters a huge boost.
And his arrival, as well as continued interest in Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas and at least one other high-profile signing, would soften the blow of Rooney's expected move to Chelsea.
United have been quiet in the transfer market so far this summer, but sources close to the club say that is about to change.
There is also continuing speculation about a mega-bid to bring former favourite Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford from Real Madrid.
But the attempt to prise Bale away from Tottenham is top of the agenda, and United are prepared to smash their £30.8m transfer record to get him.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is famous for driving a hard bargain and his brinkmanship, but United are keen to seal a deal to prise Bale out of the White Hart Lane club before the start of the season on August 17.
They are aware that neighbours Emirates Marketing Project have already bolstered their squad with the signings of midfielders Fernandinho and Jesus Navas and are close to recruiting forwards Stevan Jovetic and Alvaro Negredo.
And United are desperate to ensure that they give Moyes complete backing as he attempts to carry on the phenomenal success his predecessor Sir Alex Ferguson delivered.
Check out all the latest News, Sport & Celeb gossip at Mirror.co.uk http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...nsfer-manchester-united-2060737#ixzz2ZLLs3VQY
£60m :ross::ross::ross:
Manchester United launch £60m Gareth Bale transfer raid on Tottenham
Champions looking to make transfer-market splash that would overshadow the negative publicity of Rooney's looming sale
Premier League champions United want Tottenham star Bale to be the first major signing of new manager David Moyes' reign.
The move for the Welshman is thought to be one of the reasons why United's vice chairman Ed Woodward is returning early from their pre-season tour of the Far East and Australia.
Spurs are desperate not to lose Bale, last year’s Footballer of the Year, and have so far resisted United’s approach.
But the Old Trafford giants are keen to put the damaging publicity surrounding the future of Wayne Rooney behind them.
They know that buying Bale - who has been linked with Real Madrid throughout the off-season - would give Moyes, his players and the United supporters a huge boost.
And his arrival, as well as continued interest in Barcelona midfielder Cesc Fabregas and at least one other high-profile signing, would soften the blow of Rooney's expected move to Chelsea.
United have been quiet in the transfer market so far this summer, but sources close to the club say that is about to change.
There is also continuing speculation about a mega-bid to bring former favourite Cristiano Ronaldo back to Old Trafford from Real Madrid.
But the attempt to prise Bale away from Tottenham is top of the agenda, and United are prepared to smash their £30.8m transfer record to get him.
Spurs chairman Daniel Levy is famous for driving a hard bargain and his brinkmanship, but United are keen to seal a deal to prise Bale out of the White Hart Lane club before the start of the season on August 17.
They are aware that neighbours Emirates Marketing Project have already bolstered their squad with the signings of midfielders Fernandinho and Jesus Navas and are close to recruiting forwards Stevan Jovetic and Alvaro Negredo.
And United are desperate to ensure that they give Moyes complete backing as he attempts to carry on the phenomenal success his predecessor Sir Alex Ferguson delivered.
Check out all the latest News, Sport & Celeb gossip at Mirror.co.uk http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footb...nsfer-manchester-united-2060737#ixzz2ZLLs3VQY
£60m :ross::ross::ross:
NaijaSpurs
Les Ferdinand
Re: Gareth Bale
Jog on
Jog on
metalgear
Luka Modric
Spur of the moment
Frederic Kanoute
Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
Re: Gareth Bale
I wish someone, a former player or manager, will come and point out that Moyes has not won any trophy yet and it took Ferguson 4 years to win his first trophy under ManU. So, ManU under Moyes cannot expect to attract top players until he win his first trophy for them.
I wish someone, a former player or manager, will come and point out that Moyes has not won any trophy yet and it took Ferguson 4 years to win his first trophy under ManU. So, ManU under Moyes cannot expect to attract top players until he win his first trophy for them.
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Justin Edinburgh
Re: Gareth Bale
might be the use of his language, maybe he means messi-esq......or ronaldo-esq
might be the use of his language, maybe he means messi-esq......or ronaldo-esq
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indianspur
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superspurs
Simon Davies
Re: Gareth Bale
£60m wouldn't buy an English club Bales right peg, absolute dogbrick journalism.
This is Man Utd trying to sweep up the Rooney affair with BS stuff to keep the fans sweet.
£60m wouldn't buy an English club Bales right peg, absolute dogbrick journalism.
This is Man Utd trying to sweep up the Rooney affair with BS stuff to keep the fans sweet.
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indianspur
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Re: Gareth Bale
Bale is not leaving this summer. However he might be tempted if Utd push hard. Levy will resist all offers though
Bale is not leaving this summer. However he might be tempted if Utd push hard. Levy will resist all offers though
superspurs
Simon Davies
Re: Gareth Bale
As big a club as Man Utd are, as tempting they must be to a pro footballer who wants to win it all, if it was SAF still in the dressing room I would be a little worried, Moyes? not at all.
Especially when you see that Bale and AVB are BFF's.
As big a club as Man Utd are, as tempting they must be to a pro footballer who wants to win it all, if it was SAF still in the dressing room I would be a little worried, Moyes? not at all.
Especially when you see that Bale and AVB are BFF's.