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Franz Beckenbauer has warned Bayern Munich star Toni Kroos not to hold the club to ransom following reports linking him with a big-money move to Manchester United.
Reports in the British media on Monday morning suggested United are prepared to pay the Germany international £250,000 a week if he moves to Old Trafford.
Kroos would treble his wages if he moved to United, who would reportedly be prepared to pay the German giants £30m for his services.
The midfielder's contract ends in June next year but Bayern have as yet been unable to agree a new deal with the 24-year-old.
Bayern's honorary president Beckenbauer told Sky Germany: "He shouldn't raise the stakes too high.
"Bayern will make an effort to keep him, but when the demands are too high, a decision will be made.
"There is no player who you have to give everything to keep. Everyone is replaceable."
Bayern's director of sport Matthias Sammer says the European champions are keen to keep the attacking midfielder.
"We know that he is a very good player and we want to continue with Kroos," said Sammer.
"Everyone at the club sees it that way, But ultimately playing alongside Danny Wellbeck could be to great an opportunity for Toni to turn down."
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Weak willed, Wank or do they have a masterplan?
Think we have the answer..Slot!!
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Threatening to leave Bayern to go to United is not holding your club to ransom. Its ****ing kidnapping yourself
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Swapping Bayern Munich for United is like leaving Mila Kunas for Susan Boyle.
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Brilliant thread from Redcafe. They've given up on "The Race for Fourth" and someone made "Race for Fifth". The surprise within is hilarious enough to share.
One tit for another.
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OP reckons 28 from their remaining 33Brilliant thread from Redcafe. They've given up on "The Race for Fourth" and someone made "Race for Fifth". The surprise within is hilarious enough to share.
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/race-...f-poll.385179/
**** my sides are hurting!Football without Origi is nothingComment
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They all reckoned they were back after they beat Fulham a while ago. Wasn't long before they dropped points again soon after and they were all on suicide watch again. Similar will happen this time.Comment
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Remember all the hype after they crushed Leverkusen 4-0 in Germany?Comment
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All looks very familiar to this place over the last 6 or 7 years.Those that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law.
Those that killed her, were following the law.Comment
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That thread is like a long drawn out written equivalent of that moment when City won the league. You can almost see the jaws dropping and hearts sinking.Brilliant thread from Redcafe. They've given up on "The Race for Fourth" and someone made "Race for Fifth". The surprise within is hilarious enough to share.
http://www.redcafe.net/threads/race-...f-poll.385179/Comment
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Just reading Redcafe there was an eye opener. The last time I read it was about 2 months ago (I only ever do when someone posts a link on here). Then most United fans were still bullish about their chances. Arrogant even. They were writing us off as a flash in the pan. They were certain they'd overtake us. They were certain of top 4 and still eyeing an unlikely title challenge.
Fast forward to now and there's not a single positive voice on there. They are broken. He's broken their spirit. Soon they will see 5th as utopia. The Moyes effect.
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