madras

apparently aimar is a 3rd cousin to diego swarfega

aye righto.

are you for real ? irony by pegasus bridge

kin right ne5, which bunch of fools brought in guivarch ?? they need their arses kicked doncha think

dreaded venereal disease ?

i honestly think had keegan took over sept 1st 2007 we'd have finished 7th to 10th,so i'm looking at a minimum 10th but confident of 8th or above.

it's not that the players are too old it's that if you have a 22 yr old and he stays for 3 years you sell for more than if you've bought a 27yr old and sell after 3 years.

I was actually surprised to discover he was only 28. I thought he was 31 or something. Modric would have been nice, although his Euro 2008 was a let down for me, but we didn't get him ultimately. Doesn't make Aimar for £6 million a bad move though. you think its funny that the club is possibly being run like it was in the 1970's and 1980's do you ? I just think your ranting and raving is funny. Is Aimar a good player? Yes he is. Not the best in the world and not necessarily someone everyone else is after right now, but this doesn't negate the fact that he is a very good footballer who should be in his prime at 28, and as long as we do our research to ensure he is over any injury problems etc. it's a solid move. Funny thing is that if Everton were signing him you would be on here whinging about how the board was too cheap to even go for Aimar at a mere £6 million. The board have siad they will go after younger players or experienced players who do not cost a fortune, so you will never be happy which is fine. That sucks for you. I'm intrigued by it all as it's a different approach and I look forward to seeing how it all plays out. It's very silly to be so certain it will end in disaster. it isn't a different approach at all. The club has signed loads of promising youngsters in the past, this has been said dozens of times. I think people like you who make things up - obviously because you know nowt much about the history of the club - is funny. Also that has been said dozens of times, is if you think the approach that going after young players will realise success on the cheap, you should drop a line to Old Trafford, Anfield and Stamford Bridge and let them know where they have been going wrong for all these years. Now, THAT is funny. mackems.gif come on NE5......souness,roeder,allardyce... mackems.gif

i think its just more press bollocks

We'll see if ManU think that Aimar is worth pursuing.....or even Spurs then. or if man utd were after bellamy or solano before we signed them still surprises me when people who say they supported the club during the 1970's and 1980's still fail to get this. The conclusion is obvious get this ?? get what ? see post nr 206 I'm not explaining it again. I can't be arsed. good grief NE5 what must you have been like when we signed robert and bellamy ?

We'll see if ManU think that Aimar is worth pursuing.....or even Spurs then. or if man utd were after bellamy or solano before we signed them still surprises me when people who say they supported the club during the 1970's and 1980's still fail to get this. The conclusion is obvious get this ?? get what ?

We'll see if ManU think that Aimar is worth pursuing.....or even Spurs then. or if man utd were after bellamy or solano before we signed them

from the ever reliable mail

this is the ultimate challange for keegan

theres more in sundays paper about his climb up kilimanjiro (that i'll read on monday afternoon)

...after the ronaldo saga which drives you to think they they are all like that. then we get http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/rob-green-21-days-that-changed-my-life-865856.html well done robert,as you run towards the gallowgate next season i'll not boo too much

True, but it could go either way. Could indeed, but the amount of people not giving him a chance is f***ing pathetic. Just hope the poor lad doesn't read "his thread" at his new club's message board. Not one person isn't giving him a chance, we're just giving our opinion. We could fake optimism, but what would be the point of that. I'm sorry but that just isn't true. Don't fake optimism, be optimistic. It's true. He will get a chance every time he plays. If he plays well people won't call him a bad or average player. yes they probably will. in the same way crowd mentality will let a favourite get away with being poor regularly,then a non crowd favourite will get slagged off when playing OK. 9think warren barton after the crowd turned against him)

agree that beye was the player of the season but your assessment of butts contribution is bollocks

It'll not be. wanna bet we'll see

mogadon

It'll not be. wanna bet

no doubt this will be the last post of page 7

bastards......looks like no-one read my post at the bottom of page 4.

Depends whether you give a toss about actually playing or not I suppose. He had been playing before hadn't he..? If it was just about playing he would have signed a new contract with Bolton. He went away to move up in the world and he did. Take Guthrie, are you saying he shouldn't have signed for us when we offered him a contract, because he is not likely to figure in the first team much next season? Should he have gone to Fulham because they would have probably guaranteed him a first team place, or did he make the right decision to come here and take a chance? same goes for sidwell,parker and SWP. if they have any faith in their ability they have to take the chance.

sadly true.