mancunianblade
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Pinching Alan Kelly from wherever he is coaching now could teach Hendo a thing or two.
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Pinching Alan Kelly from wherever he is coaching now could teach Hendo a thing or two.
I would be doing as much as possible to keep the main players from the promotion winning squad together. They are fast becoming fellow ‘gate keepers’ of the club and will be vital in setting the tone for any new players coming in. We need 5/6 players IMO and we need them to be welcomed in to the club but feel in the minority and understand they need to work for their place ahead of the boys who got us here.
Excellent post and I fully agree.
As said by many on here previously too I would love to see a few of the older players retire with us and potentially stay on in a coaching capacity. Can you imagine a junior coaching staff of Jake Wright, Duffy and Sharp mentoring the young lads coming through. You could barely find 3 more committed professionals and each has mastered many [or all] elements of the position they play. This wouldn't be down to sentiment either, just pragmatism and common sense imo.
I would sign him if available or another loan deal. (The more likely option)
I would also go for Tammy Abraham on a season loan.
We could try to do it on the cheap, but I can easily see us spending £60m on players.
Top Championship players are going to cost a minimum of £10m and maybe over £20m for strikers/attacking midfielders. With currently only Sharp and McGoldrick as strikers for next season and Duffy getting on a bit, it’s not going to be cheap if we look at top Championship players. We’d easily spend £40m on 2 strikers and an attacking midfielder.
We’re only allowed 2 loans at any one time and 1 of those could be Hendo. So maybe the free agent market is an option but that generally means big wages at Premier League level.
The hard work starts now for Wilder!
I think he's only under contract at ManU until the end of next season so chances are they'll want to tie him down anytime now. His stock is rising, England squad could be round the corner so I'll be amazed if they don't. I think a further loan would be the likely outcome unless De Gea moves on but even then, they'd probably go high profile replacement.What if Man U say they want £20m?
What if Another premier league side offers that much?
What if they decide they want him as back up next season?
I’m sure the lad really wants to come, but he has a contract at Man U so he will have zero say in the matter!!
Now Alan Kelly has worked wonders at Everton maybe we could put a cheeky bid in for Jags to come back and play in net for us again?Everton
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