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#592268 21/01/18 03:12 PM
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I would err on the side that Moronhino will make Sanchez a lesser player just like Shevchenko,Mutu,Crespo, Wright Philips, Kezman etc.

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Originally Posted By Kano
I would err on the side that Moronhino will make Sanchez a lesser player just like Shevchenko,Mutu,Crespo, Wright Philips, Kezman etc.


That looks more hope than belief to me

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We can live in hope.

Since Aubameyang isn't signed or part of the deal, Arsenal have lost their best player and have no idea how Miki will perform. They're weaker for sure.

United have moved on an underperforming player and brought in one of the leagues best. Whether he only lasts 2-3 years at the top or they pay out ridiculous wages is zero concern to Maureen. It's a great move.

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The more I look at the Sanchez signing the more it make more sense to me.
Firstly I don't think it will make much difference to the League as I think City's Home and hosed however Sanchez will improve and make a difference next season and season after.
I think United are closer to the title than most people think, if you look at the team from front to back it's strong and powerful, goalkeeper, centre halfs, strongest central midfield duo in the league with Pogba and the policeman Matic and also Lakaku up front who guaranteed 25 plus goals whoever he plays for, when you take into consideration younger players like Lingaard and Rashford. The problem United have is they just need to tweek the draws they get into wins, if they could that last season they would of won the league, before anybody says it's easier said than done I agree but that's where Sanchez comes in. I think United are banking on Sanchez, to have the same sort of galvanising effect as Cantona did and Van Persie too who were also forward players.
The people talking about the money side of things will do well to remember how fickle football fans are, if Sanchez wins United the league next season it will be money well spent and what he receives in wages will be irelivent...


Surely you think Mourinho will be sacked this season as he hasn’t won the league despite spending huge sums..United have American owners too.


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Originally Posted By AmateurHour
The more I look at the Sanchez signing the more it make more sense to me.
Firstly I don't think it will make much difference to the League as I think City's Home and hosed however Sanchez will improve and make a difference next season and season after.
I think United are closer to the title than most people think, if you look at the team from front to back it's strong and powerful, goalkeeper, centre halfs, strongest central midfield duo in the league with Pogba and the policeman Matic and also Lakaku up front who guaranteed 25 plus goals whoever he plays for, when you take into consideration younger players like Lingaard and Rashford. The problem United have is they just need to tweek the draws they get into wins, if they could that last season they would of won the league, before anybody says it's easier said than done I agree but that's where Sanchez comes in. I think United are banking on Sanchez, to have the same sort of galvanising effect as Cantona did and Van Persie too who were also forward players.
The people talking about the money side of things will do well to remember how fickle football fans are, if Sanchez wins United the league next season it will be money well spent and what he receives in wages will be irelivent...
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The more I look at the Sanchez signing the more it make more sense to me.
Firstly I don't think it will make much difference to the League as I think City's Home and hosed however Sanchez will improve and make a difference next season and season after.
I think United are closer to the title than most people think, if you look at the team from front to back it's strong and powerful, goalkeeper, centre halfs, strongest central midfield duo in the league with Pogba and the policeman Matic and also Lakaku up front who guaranteed 25 plus goals whoever he plays for, when you take into consideration younger players like Lingaard and Rashford. The problem United have is they just need to tweek the draws they get into wins, if they could that last season they would of won the league, before anybody says it's easier said than done I agree but that's where Sanchez comes in. I think United are banking on Sanchez, to have the same sort of galvanising effect as Cantona did and Van Persie too who were also forward players.
The people talking about the money side of things will do well to remember how fickle football fans are, if Sanchez wins United the league next season it will be money well spent and what he receives in wages will be irelivent...


Surely you think Mourinho will be sacked this season as he hasn’t won the league despite spending huge sums..United have American owners too.
sometimes when your the best manager in the world you get a bit more time....it's just a thought...


Best manager in the world is managing the other Manchester team


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Jose the translator has spent more money in his career than any other manager ever!!

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Originally Posted By kernowred
Jose the translator has spent more money in his career than any other manager ever!!


He must be among those who has won the most title as well, no?

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Originally Posted By AmateurHour

how can City have the best manager in the world when United's has a better record ? Answers on a postcard... [/quote]

Better record of what? City finished ahead of City last season and are still ahead now. Do you even understand what you Write?

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I remember Moroninho signing another 29year whilst at Chelsea, Shevchenko or something,how did that work out?
Am pretty sure it was Roman who signed him not Jose, it was his rusky mate.
I think am right in that Jose never played him and there was a bit of behind the scenes friction with Roman because of it, think the same thing happend with Ballack too...


Shevchenko is Ukranian but don't be letting facts get in the way of your endless drivel.

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