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would rather see him at United than Chelsea if he has to go to an English club. I hate Chelsea that much.
Worth strengthening our rivals in their weakest position, and humiliating ourselves yet again by proving the theory our league rivals can just pick and choose who they want from us as they know Levy can't resist the money.That 20m could be the difference between buying quality or another n'punt.
20m isn't much to certain clubs, but it is to us.
Arsenal swear by it.Worth strengthening our rivals in their weakest position, and humiliating ourselves yet again by proving the theory our league rivals can just pick and choose who they want from us as they know Levy can't resist the money.
Wonder how many other club's Chairman would choose the stance you're taking?humiliating ourselves yet again by proving the theory clubs can just pick and choose who they want from us as they know Levy can't resist the money.
And what about costing us a CL spot or even god forbid a league title by selling a rival team arguably the best centre back in the league? Love how you've completely ignored my first and most important point.Wonder how many other club's Chairman would choose the stance you're taking?
Not fucking many is my guess.
What you're displaying is just classic fan thinking, more concerned about having the piss taken out of you by your mates on social media than displaying any common sense.
You mean just like selling Walker cost us a CL spot?And what about costing us a CL spot or even god forbid a league title by selling a rival team arguably the best centre back in the league? Love how you've completely ignored my first and most important point.
You mean just like selling Walker cost us a CL spot?
Its just nonsensical to think that by not selling to these clubs will mean they wont stregthen from elsewhere.
Probably because they know about his contract situation and know we want to sell early this summer?Just because Walker didn't it doesn't mean selling Toby won't.
Of course they will strengthen but ask yourself this. Why are United prioritising signing Toby over other targets? He is proven Premier League quality, it's almost certain he's not going to be a dud for them. No guarantees with any foreign alternative. Bailly has been patchy for a start.
But that doesn't make him a cheaper option than other foreign targets in this case. They know they'd have to pay a premium for him to sign him from us.Probably because they know about his contract situation and know we want to sell this summer?
Worth strengthening our rivals in their weakest position, and humiliating ourselves yet again by proving the theory our league rivals can just pick and choose who they want from us as they know Levy can't resist the money.
I feel it's important to clarify my stance on this.I don't agree with that
We turned Barcelona down for Eriksen by all accounts. It doesn't get much bigger than that.
If there was a sense that Kane would leave, every big club on the planet would have a go.
It's different with Toby - he obviously wants to leave, and in that instance, it doesn't often make sense to dig your heels in IMO, as long as you can get the right deal. In this instance, we have the potential to negotiate a player exchange that could work quite well
I haven't said he isn't.But that doesn't make him a cheaper option than other foreign targets in this case. They know they'd have to pay a premium for him to sign him from us.
They want him because he's bloody good.
If Pochettino thinks that this isn't strengthening a rival then I disagree with him because it blatantly is. I don't see how rivals being stronger can possibly be good for us.I haven't said he isn't.
He doesn't want to play for us, and the manager wants him gone, and presumably, he wants him going to the highest bidder.
Im not sure why you're struggling with this tbh...this obsession some have with 'strengthening a rival' obviously doesn't ring true with the manager, as i'd very much doubt Levy is going against Poch's wishes with first Walker and now Toby.
Because we'll end up with more money to make us stronger.If Pochettino thinks that this isn't strengthening a rival then I disagree with him because it blatantly is. I don't see how rivals being stronger can possibly be good for us.