January Transfer Window 2018

[Fenice]

Love how Santi hasn't played in something like 2 years and we still haven't found an adequate replacement.

How many years between RVP and Laca?

[redordead]

Let coq gone to vallancia

[GoonerAlexandre]

[Zenith]

Who is he and—more importantly—why does he have 14.5k followers?

[coach8smallball]

Who is he and—more importantly—why does he have 14.5k followers?

it's GA's alter ego....

[GoonerAlexandre]

Who is he and—more importantly—why does he have 14.5k followers?

it's GA's alter ego....

Well, it is AG.....

Who is he and—more importantly—why does he have 14.5k followers?

WKB who occasionally gets stuff right, though this is a reach

[gooney]

ever since the horse died, there has been so many posers trying to replace him. No one will beat the horse

[Highbury Hillbilly]

Who is he and—more importantly—why does he have 14.5k followers?

I could get that many followers too if I had £10 to PayPal to a Bangladeshi click farm.

[HolyCow]

The rumor on the front page of ESPNFC's website is that United are looking to buy Sanchez and possibly offer Arsenal attacking midfielder Mkhitaryan as part of the deal.

http://www.espn.com/soccer/blog/transfe ... -guardiola

This is a huge development. Respected transfers specialist Gianluca Di Marzio has dropped a massive story, suggesting Manchester United are in the running to sign Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal.

It was long thought that Sanchez was on his way to be reunited with Pep Guardiola at Manchester City but Jose Mourinho would love nothing more than to get one over his big rival.

Di Marzio says Mourinho may even have a trump card: Henrikh Mkhitaryan. The Armenian is apparently admired by Wenger having fallen out of favour at Old Trafford. Mkhitaryan plus cash for Sanchez? It would be quite the story.

Of course it's assumed Sanchez's primary motive to move to City is to link up with Pep but it wouldn't surprise me if he'd be content joining United (exiting Arsenal for an ambitious CL club is what he really wants imo). United would likely pay him a similar high salary as City, they offer him an ambitious club always looking to win rather than save money, they're in the Champions League, and they're becoming stacked with talent. Lastly, unlike at City, Sanchez would always be able to start at United rather than be occasionally rotated due to City's abundance of top attacking players - Aguero, Sterling, Gabriel Jesus, and Leroy Sane (we all know how much Sanchez hates not playing).

^That aspect of the rumor makes sense.

Mkhitaryan though would be a disappointing replacement to say the least. He's basically flopped at a top club (signing him would reaffirm our status as a Europa League club lacking ambition), he's about to turn 29 so he's in his prime which hasn't been very impressive (and who knows how long until he declines...), and he'd likely be on very high wages. We need a replacement for Sanchez but Mkhitaryan is not that man despite his apparent availability. We don't need an underwhelming 29 year old whose signing would mean the end of any pursuit of other much better players like Draxler (my dream replacement for Sanchez).

Lastly, it took me like 5 years to learn how to spell Szczesny... I don't want to learn how to spell Mickatarian.

[indy23]

Love how Santi hasn't played in something like 2 years and we still haven't found an adequate replacement.

How many years between RVP and Laca?

Real talk

[indy23]

The rumor on the front page of ESPNFC's website is that United are looking to buy Sanchez and possibly offer Arsenal attacking midfielder Mkhitaryan as part of the deal.

http://www.espn.com/soccer/blog/transfe ... -guardiola

This is a huge development. Respected transfers specialist Gianluca Di Marzio has dropped a massive story, suggesting Manchester United are in the running to sign Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal.

It was long thought that Sanchez was on his way to be reunited with Pep Guardiola at Manchester City but Jose Mourinho would love nothing more than to get one over his big rival.

Di Marzio says Mourinho may even have a trump card: Henrikh Mkhitaryan. The Armenian is apparently admired by Wenger having fallen out of favour at Old Trafford. Mkhitaryan plus cash for Sanchez? It would be quite the story.

Of course it's assumed Sanchez's primary motive to move to City is to link up with Pep but it wouldn't surprise me if he'd be content joining United (exiting Arsenal for an ambitious CL club is what he really wants imo). United would likely pay him a similar high salary as City, they offer him an ambitious club always looking to win rather than save money, they're in the Champions League, and they're becoming stacked with talent. Lastly, unlike at City, Sanchez would always be able to start at United rather than be occasionally rotated due to City's abundance of top attacking players - Aguero, Sterling, Gabriel Jesus, and Leroy Sane (we all know how much Sanchez hates not playing).

^That aspect of the rumor makes sense.

Mkhitaryan though would be a disappointing replacement to say the least. He's basically flopped at a top club (signing him would reaffirm our status as a Europa League club lacking ambition), he's about to turn 29 so he's in his prime which hasn't been very impressive (and who knows how long until he declines...), and he'd likely be on very high wages. We need a replacement for Sanchez but Mkhitaryan is not that man despite his apparent availability. We don't need an underwhelming 29 year old whose signing would mean the end of any pursuit of other much better players like Draxler (my dream replacement for Sanchez).

Lastly, it took me like 5 years to learn how to spell Szczesny... I don't want to learn how to spell Mickatarian.

Honestly this makes the most sense. Mkhi and 10-15 million.

Doesn't matter if we sell our best player to united. Didn't matter last time either. We are no longer rivals anyway. Let's hope hiring Sven means we can become more like Dortmund in the sense we have the right young players here.

[coach8smallball]

The rumor on the front page of ESPNFC's website is that United are looking to buy Sanchez and possibly offer Arsenal attacking midfielder Mkhitaryan as part of the deal.

http://www.espn.com/soccer/blog/transfe ... -guardiola

This is a huge development. Respected transfers specialist Gianluca Di Marzio has dropped a massive story, suggesting Manchester United are in the running to sign Alexis Sanchez from Arsenal.

It was long thought that Sanchez was on his way to be reunited with Pep Guardiola at Manchester City but Jose Mourinho would love nothing more than to get one over his big rival.

Di Marzio says Mourinho may even have a trump card: Henrikh Mkhitaryan. The Armenian is apparently admired by Wenger having fallen out of favour at Old Trafford. Mkhitaryan plus cash for Sanchez? It would be quite the story.

Of course it's assumed Sanchez's primary motive to move to City is to link up with Pep but it wouldn't surprise me if he'd be content joining United (exiting Arsenal for an ambitious CL club is what he really wants imo). United would likely pay him a similar high salary as City, they offer him an ambitious club always looking to win rather than save money, they're in the Champions League, and they're becoming stacked with talent. Lastly, unlike at City, Sanchez would always be able to start at United rather than be occasionally rotated due to City's abundance of top attacking players - Aguero, Sterling, Gabriel Jesus, and Leroy Sane (we all know how much Sanchez hates not playing).

^That aspect of the rumor makes sense.

Mkhitaryan though would be a disappointing replacement to say the least. He's basically flopped at a top club (signing him would reaffirm our status as a Europa League club lacking ambition), he's about to turn 29 so he's in his prime which hasn't been very impressive (and who knows how long until he declines...), and he'd likely be on very high wages. We need a replacement for Sanchez but Mkhitaryan is not that man despite his apparent availability. We don't need an underwhelming 29 year old whose signing would mean the end of any pursuit of other much better players like Draxler (my dream replacement for Sanchez).

Lastly, it took me like 5 years to learn how to spell Szczesny... I don't want to learn how to spell Mickatarian.

this may sound crazy, but I wouldn't mind this move at all. I think mick's confidence was ruined by mou (mainly cuz parking the bus doesn't suit mick's style of play). I think he's better than ramsey and is a work horse. like I said, sounds crazy.

the main thing is we get a player immediately in exchange for AS. granted not a like for like replacement, but a player that can provide either depth or could step on the pitch right away

[elkanofan]

I'm more comfortable with Alexis at City and United.

f**k mourinho having him.

The Mkhitaryan possibility along with even martial is interesting. Getting Mkhitaryan would be awesome, United are grinding him down with their crap football.

Again, we should sell to City.

[GoonerAlexandre]

f**k that shit. Giving United Sanchez for Mikhi, would be like giving United RVP for Welbeck

[Dejan]

Dont care who he goes as long as we get a quality player back

We will not compete for anything anyway

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