Breaking the Habit - A Man United rebuild
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Solid arguing: this is of course a game, but if this was real life, you'd look for ways not to lose too much money on Antony. He's got a big salary so you either make it work, or you try to get rid of him, but only a fee that cover the expences made in 2022 (minus write-off). But you made him work, the lazy sh!t... I'm still laughing my teeth out that Ajax received nearly €100 million for him; but then we spent that money on junk players for the two transfer windows after that: Karma, I guess.
@Danimal5981 wrote:Solid arguing: this is of course a game, but if this was real life, you'd look for ways not to lose too much money on Antony. He's got a big salary so you either make it work, or you try to get rid of him, but only a fee that cover the expences made in 2022 (minus write-off). But you made him work, the lazy sh!t... I'm still laughing my teeth out that Ajax received nearly €100 million for him; but then we spent that money on junk players for the two transfer windows after that: Karma, I guess.
Yes, I suppose Ajax may not have won too much from it after all. Ind the end it all comes down to having the right sporting setup. Ajax had a good thing going on in their ten Hag days with van der Sar and Overmars overseeing things. And United haven't had anyone competent doing this since David Gill left in 2013. 11 effing years ago. I can't wait for Berrada, Ashworth and the lot to get to work.
I don't expect much from the 2024 window though, @CO88LER5, with the club also balancing the financial fair play regulations. But in time I hope and expect that we are over the days where every selling club can push the fee beyond belief, knowing that United will pay up in the end.
