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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Fans are becoming so feeble. No player on a long contract will be sold unless the club wants it.
Is AWB necessary for survival? In football terms I’m not sure he influences the pattern of our play that much. The strength of our defence - and in comparative terms it is a strength when you look at teams around us - is in the collective and the organisation RH brings. Would our point total have been so very different with Ward at right back? I’m not convinced - Ward is a very decent defended at this level. The case with Wilf is different - imo - just because it’s that much harder to replace goal threat in the PL and because so much of our play revolves around him as an outlet. We’d be a very different team without him - not the case with AWB
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Man U have apparently bid £30m plus add ons to just over £37m. You'd have to think that wouldn't be enough to tempt us at the moment.
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Originally posted by southnorwoodhill
He's had one fine full season and the club may sell him, according to reports. Doesn't say a lot for the ambition of the club to retain home grown quality individuals. I don't think that the club selling a home grown player is a lack of ambition. We paid nothing for him and could potentially sell him for upwards of £50m. That could allow us to invest in 3 quality players and keep Wilf. Selling a player for the greater good, is not necessarily a sign of weakness. Whilst he is undoubtedly one of the best players to come through the academy in the last decade, he's also not integral to our status in the league. We also have a player in Joel Ward, who whilst is not of the same ability of AWB, is more than capable of filling the position. My biggest fear for AWB is he could always be the Leighton Baines of the right back position. He has Walker, Trippier and TAA all ahead of him at the moment and TAA is a brilliant player. AWB will no doubt get some England caps but it could be like Baines trying to get past Cole. If he was the outright English RB, I think his value would virtually double. You would imagine if someone wanted TAA from Liverpool they'd be asking for £100m
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Originally posted by JohnB
Man U have apparently bid £30m plus add ons to just over £37m. You'd have to think that wouldn't be enough to tempt us at the moment. honestly in todays transfer market i dont think 30 mill is enough for him , but hey im not parrish AWB has already stated he doesent want to leave so if it happens its all down to the board
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Originally posted by Tipp_Eagle
honestly in todays transfer market i dont think 30 mill is enough for him , but hey im not parrish AWB has already stated he doesent want to leave so if it happens its all down to the board Parish is probably still laughing at their offer.
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Parish is probably still laughing at their offer. I surely do hope so, it would cost that to replace him with that kind of quality.
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Originally posted by Tipp_Eagle
honestly in todays transfer market i dont think 30 mill is enough for him , but hey im not parrish AWB has already stated he doesent want to leave so if it happens its all down to the board As a single figure no but if wilfs sell on % was included as void then got to be close to 50m
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Parish is probably still laughing at their offer. Many Man U fans seem to agree with Parish. They also believe it's way too low.
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If Aaron does leave it will be an outrage if we get anything less than 50mill Walker was 50 and he is overrated garbage who relies on pace
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£40 mill plus TFM !!!
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Originally posted by Hutchyeagle
£40 mill plus TFM !!! For me he is worth way more than that but if we could get Fosu-Mensah too then it wouldn’t be all bad
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