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Far from Home!
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Manchester City bought Savinho (flop) for £30.8M and sold him for £85M.
Chelsea bought Delap (flop) for £30M and sold him for £45M upfront.
Real Madrid sold academy graduate Gonzalo Garcia for £40M.
INEOS paid Spurs £4M + £4M for Tynan Thompson who has not played a single first team minute.
And now they’re selling Toby Collyer for just £3. A player with valuable first team experience at Manchester United and Championship experience.
This is another example of how poorly Manchester United are marketing and valuing the players in the transfer market.
What is wrong with this club?
🚨 Toby Collyer is joining West Bromwich Albion for a guaranteed fee of £3m. Includes add-ons that #MUFC believe mean overall deal worth £7.6m. Some relate to WBA in Prem, Europe + Collyer for England. Plus 40% sell-on. Hull, Boro made approaches too ⬇️
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AKINWANDE retweeted
Bruno Fernandes has reached his breaking point at Manchester United, as Captain he cannot do what he has. He has given everything to the club since January 2020, carrying them on his back time & again.
His love, commitment & loyalty cannot be questioned. He has been patient, given his best years to owners & decision makers who have broken promises & failed over & over to get this thing right. He's had enough.
There are countless examples of what he has done for the club on & off the pitch, I don't need to recount the stories. He has so much credit in the bank, it is sad to see people throw it all away because of this.
Bruno isn't the problem. He's had enough of the real problem, if you can't understand that I can't help you. We are sick of cycle & clearly so is he - can you blame him? We're talking about a human being, not a robot.
We demand perfection, he isn't perfect - but he could not have given more to us. We should try & remember that before talking about him on days like today, because I don't blame him for being fed up. I am too.
I don't condone what he has done in the past week, but doesn't mean at the same time I don't understand it. How much can someone give before being at their wits end. He needed to be better, but deserves better too.
AKINWANDE retweeted
How did Dalot become a footballer man he is so horrible, ibr if you put his brain in a horse it’ll bark , in a club with ambition players like Dalot isn’t supposed to be in this club this long despite being terrible
AKINWANDE retweeted
If you watch today’s game and you still blame Bruno Fernandes for calling out Carrick and his staff, then you’re a big FOOL.
When we have the ball in our own half, Bournemouth players press us high until they dispossess us, but when they have the ball in their half, we wait 😭
AKINWANDE retweeted
Carrick’s not been good enough and the performances have been really poor, but the players have to take their share of the blame as well. We all know what’s coming though. They’ll bring in someone else, he’ll have a decent run for a while, then next season the same problems will still be there and he’ll get the blame. We’ve seen it too many times. The board never actually fixes anything, the players just play with purple patches.
🚨🚨 BREAKING:
There is a widespread expectation that Michael Carrick will LOSE his job in the next 24 to 48 hours. The frustration with results has now reached a tipping point.
[@RobDorsettSky]
AKINWANDE retweeted
Dear Manchester United,
Before making the decision to sack Michael Carrick, the club must take a step back and reflect on the bigger picture. We have gone through six managerial appointments, including four interim managers, yet José Mourinho remains the only manager from that period under whom we experienced a genuinely positive spell.
The constant cycle of hiring and sacking managers is not the solution to this club’s problems. Until those responsible for running Manchester United at the highest level are held accountable, we risk repeating the same mistakes, regardless of who is in the dugout.
The problem goes beyond the manager. Manchester United needs fundamental changes in its leadership, vision and football operations.
SELL THIS CLUB AND GIVE US OUR PEACE BACK.
I wish Michael Carrick all the best in his future endeavours.
AKINWANDE retweeted
Dropping your best player in a must win game is funny, I know Bruno has been below par this season but who has been good? Lmao
AKINWANDE retweeted
If Michael Carrick is a good coach, he would’ve been doing this long time. He’s a coward and he wouldn’t have dropped him if not that interview despite him being on bad form.
Breaking: Bruno Fernandes has been dropped to the bench by Michael Carrick for Bournemouth visit [@lauriewhitwell]
