Portugal and Belgium really gave Roberto Martinez their golden generations.

Semenyo, Anderson, Diomonde, Rogers, Tonali. It's slightly concerning how frequently United are walking away from players on price. Sometimes you have to pay what it takes or you fall behind. How long until we walk away from Hall?

Football works on relative valuation. How much do you think West Ham will ask for Fernandes? They will base it on the 110m for Anderson. These IDIOTS at Man Utd will end up paying market premium for NOT market premium products.

My issue is NOT about Anderson being worth it or not. I don't think he is worth that. But the real issue is that Man Utd USED the Eliott Anderson story to buy people's silence. You can't keep saying Anderson is the priority when you KNOW you are never gonna bid 100m.

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I need to know who added that £57M release clause in Bruno Fernandes’ contract in THIS market. 🤣🤣

This might be a hot take, but I’d slap £120m on the table & say ‘we’ll pay.’ We’ve wasted £60m on transfer flops before. Yes, it’s a huge fee, but this is as close to a guaranteed success as you’ll find. Hold off on the LW until next summer and use Cunha/Dorgu there for now.

Qatar said it doesn’t matter who you are or where you come from, you can come to the World Cup, just don’t drink alcohol at the stadium. USA said you can’t come. Who you are or where you come from matters. We’ll decide who can and can’t participate. This isn’t a sport for everyone.

Loftus Road Shepherd’s Bush will forever be a better ground than the So-Fi Stadium in Inglewood. The Hawthorns in the Black Country will always be a more magical place than the AT&T in Dallas. An organic atmosphere & history will always be more meaningful than a retractable roof.

Even when adjusting for inflation, Pep Guardiola still outspends Sir Alex Ferguson by £40m per season on players. During his historic tenure from 1992 to 2013, Sir Alex actually ranked as only the 4th highest spender in the Premier League, trailing behind Chelsea, Manchester City, and Liverpool. Despite this, he comfortably outperformed his rivals. This financial efficiency was even more pronounced in the EPL in the 1990s "his most dominant era" where he captured 14 trophies while Manchester United ranked a mere 10th in league spending. By contrast, Pep's Manchester City ranks as the 2nd highest spender in the league during his tenure, situated just behind Chelsea, do we think Pep Guardiola could have won his 20 trophies if he had only spent the same as Wolves or Everton in the last decade?

If Southgate was so good why hasn't he got a Premier League job? Literally loads have come up and are available this summer.

This is why they’re serial winners btw. Pulling no punches.

So United brief for 9 months Anderson is the priority and when the window opens decide he's not worth bidding for lol

I’d absolutely sacrifice a ‘marquee’ left-winger signing if it meant Man United signed Lewis Hall this summer.

🚨💣 £275m to turn United around for good, 100% guaranteed 🔒 🔺Liverpool spent £450m last season after winning the title and City has spent like £550m the last 18 months. I think it’s a disgrace if we don’t spent £325-350m this summer. But even if we only are investing £275m in the squad — I wonder where the ambition is? There are ways to turn this team around this summer. The problem is that nobody is taking us seriously. And this matters — because playing for us in the CL pays one thing and playing for us in the EL pays another. We cannot get some players, because they are not betting on us being in the CL every year. 🔺Chelsea FC is in a big bind. They cannot afford to turn down offers for any player. Ineos first move should be to offer £140m for Moises Caicedo. Boehly can’t turn that down. Too much money? Insane levels? I don’t care, you are getting one of the biggest work horses and most steady CMs in the game. But most importantly — you send the message that MUFC will be top 5 in 26/27. 🔺Then you turn to Nottingham and offer £110m for Elliott Anderson. If he was unsure whether to choose between United and City — you just made the choice for him when you signed Moises Caicedo. A CM 3 of Bruno-Caicedo-Anderson makes you compete for titles. Rodri is leaving City, Pep is gone. 115 is around the corner. The reason you chose City is because you don’t trust United. We could be 10th again if the Glazers and Ineos keeps messing around and we are little unlucky with injuries. With Caicedo and Anderson — you know you won’t be 10th. 🔺£250m spent, £25m left to spend. But wait — must we not fill 4-5 more spots? What the Glazers and Ineos don’t understand is — it would be the easiest thing in the world to fill those spots dirt cheap if we signed Anderson and Caicedo. How hard is it for Barca to get free players every year? It’s hard to speculate on which opportunities would present itself, but there would be opportunities. Sign El Hadji Malick Diouf for £25m plus hefty add ons. PL proven. Superb physic. Experienced in Europe with Slavia Prague. Just 21 y/o. Sign Leon Goretzka on a free transfer. Keep Zirkzee. 👉It is not harder than this! Ineos get to work, start being ambitious!

Tchouameni was always a dream anyway but it's one of the Marquee Casemiro replacements off the list. Absolutely have to be getting in Anderson or Tonali now

@piersmorgan by the way i know how to spell arsenal. But arseanal sounds better.

No, el Atlético de Madrid nunca haría algo así. Sin embargo, en los últimos meses venimos sufriendo una campaña de acoso y derribo sobre uno de nuestros jugadores. Filtraciones interesadas, 'fake news', faltas continuas de respeto, la versión culé de la maquinaria inventando historietas, llamadas antes de enfrentamientos directos... Pero claro, a nosotros tampoco se nos ocurriría tener a sueldo al vicepresidente de los árbitros o recurrir a favores políticos para inscribir a jugadores. RESPETO y VALORES.

You see life is really about angles.

"That's what we're looking for in that position!" 👀 "Head and shoulders, Elliot Anderson comes out on 🔝!" 🤔 #mufc