THIS is MANCHESTER UNITED # 135 - Towards new challenges in 2018

[lenghan]

Originally Posted by NI KI

thank you for paying so much attention on LFC

luckily for LFC we dont buy high and sell low

Hahaha....merely stating FACTS

[loveikan]

Originally Posted by lenghan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlMFTeEnjQY

Originally Posted by lenghan

And also his rant on his other "ex-colleagues" esp JM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI_4JlkCXm4

seems like fake. Maybe one of the video was real translation

if you observe carefully (in both videos) most if not all, all the gesturings or actions were the same but the translation or dubbing were different. So is it possible?

Just like the video on Hitler talking to his officers.....everything were the same except the translation or dubbing as well.

[KeeHuat]

I have no issues with losing Pogba if he continues playing for himself and his own ego at United. For France, we did not see his big ego and his manager controlled him and he played for the French team. If he continues with his ego at United, then he should go.

[lenghan]

Manchester United lining up Robert Lewandowski, Thiago moves from Bayern Munich???
What else is new?

[loveikan]

Jialat....dalot ruled out till Sept.

[SabaDen92]

Originally Posted by loveikan

Jialat....dalot ruled out till Sept.

Chey, thot he injured again during training in US ... the staff knew about this and just ruled him out as a precautionary measure as he's still recovering from last season injury.

He's an understudy to Valencia so it's better let him fully recover before seeing action again.

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[lenghan]

Originally Posted by SabaDen92

Chey, thot he injured again during training in US ... the staff knew about this and just ruled him out as a precautionary measure as he's still recovering from last season injury.

He's an understudy to Valencia so it's better let him fully recover before seeing action again.

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He was bought, with the knowledge of the injury which would required surgery. JM does not want to risk losing him to some other clubs and was willing to take this risk

[SabaDen92]

Originally Posted by lenghan

Manchester United lining up Robert Lewandowski, Thiago moves from Bayern Munich???
What else is new?

If we really need to buy, there're actually good players to be had at a reasonable price given today's market...dunno why must we go for players that are near impossible n cost a leg

[sfk7]

And always those with reputation bigger than what it is. Seems like buying their name rather than their skill or to actually strengthening the team

[Shadow7]

Originally Posted by lenghan

Jurgen Klopp's comments from when Paul Pogba re-joined Manchester United for a then world-record £89 million fee are doing the rounds again.

It comes after reports that the Liverpool boss has tabled a £62 million bid for Roma and Brazil shotstopper Alisson in what looks set to be a world-record deal for a goalkeeper.

When Pogba signed for big bucks, Klopp was highly critical of the transfer fee paid and said he'd call it a day. He also made a point of saying that he longs to do things differently.

"If you bring one player in for £100m and he gets injured, then it all goes through the chimney. The day that this is football, I'm not in a job anymore, because the game is about playing together.

"That is how everybody in football understands it. You always want to have the best, but building the group is necessary to be successful.
"Other clubs can go out and spend more money and collect top players. I want to do it differently. I would even do it differently if I could spend that money."

Yet after forking out £75 million (a world record for a defender) on Virgil van Dijk and now looking to strengthen the spine of his side further with Alisson for £62 million, Klopp has been made to look a little silly.

But while Klopp is well within his rights to spend big because of the way the market is, he might regret what he said two years back.

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He should not have poke his nose in and comment on his rivals transfer business, now that he is eating his words he won't have excuses for all the criticism coming in his directions as one has to bear responsibilities for his own words.