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  • Pablo
    Anti-Antipodeanite
    • May 2007
    • 25808

    #13561
    Originally posted by RichC
    They've made some decent signings so far this Summer tbf, doesn't mean they're going to gel as a side and hopefully De Gea will leave which will certainly be a big loss for them.

    Lacazette perhaps?
    Yeah they have new signings that need to gel, but so do we. Given our nightmare start to the season we're unlikely to get a jump start on them I'm afraid.

    There's still a chance Van Gaal could mess this up of course, he's got that in him. He's a lunatic ego-maniac after all. It's far more likely they, along with Chelsea and City, will be out of sight by Christmas though

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    • The_weatherman
      Smug
      • Nov 2006
      • 14177

      #13562
      If they get Cavani in as well I think they'd be capable of very strong title challenge.
      * The above is posted in my opinion. Feel free to disagree.

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      • peekay
        Dr.
        • Jun 2007
        • 4000

        #13563
        Originally posted by Maxiedge
        If you buy quality straight from the off, you're saving yourself the hassle and money of replacing ****e in the future.

        Schneider, Pig ****er and Herrara have never played together and have probably never spoken to each other before but they'll work out a way to play with each other and compliment their traits.

        This is what happens when you spend the $$$ on good players. They have a good footballing intelligence as well as ability.
        Add Carrick and Daley Blind and they have some serious options in midfield.

        As for AM, they have Di Maria, Mata, Depay, Fellaini.

        They dont have a lot of options in strikers - only Rooney as of now. But I think they will target a **** hot striker next. They are building up a quality squad. Even if one or two signings dont settle well, they have plenty of cover.

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        • Fosterbloke
          Run the Jewels
          • Dec 2009
          • 39095

          #13564
          haha the levels of bitterness...

          They might be wank or they could walk the league, who ****ing knows.

          What I do know is that every dog has it's day and they might get turned over by some relegation **** and knock their season sideways while we cruise on by because we got all our hard matches out the way and Firmino/Sturridge have 20 goals between them by Christmas.
          Was mu

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          • Liverpel
            Anything
            • Feb 2008
            • 8572

            #13565
            Originally posted by meffin
            They are a striker and CB away from a great squad
            And hopefully a goalkeeper.
            That rug really tied the room together.

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            • G
              Paisley
              • Aug 2006
              • 16686

              #13566
              Has the Adidas deal not started yet?

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              • G
                Paisley
                • Aug 2006
                • 16686

                #13567
                Honestly though, I think it would be better for our sanity if we didn't have a thread about them and ignored them completely. They no longer exist.

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                • Camble
                  Benitez
                  • Sep 2008
                  • 698

                  #13568
                  Annoyingly I think they'll do very well next year. With Arsenal likely to strengthen we could struggle massively if we don't reinvest the Sterling money well (not on Benteke) and we buy some top quality.

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                  • Liverpool
                    Paisley
                    • Jul 2006
                    • 16915

                    #13569
                    Originally posted by Pablo

                    We're a real, massive longshot for top 4 now aren't we?
                    Pretty much impossible, 4 stronger teams ahead of us, even Spurs are doing better of late. Throw in the Europa League.

                    No top 4, and I dont expect any cup success under Rodgers. I'm sacking off going the game now, **** atmosphere, no hope and average footy. If one of those things were different i'd probably still go. Instead of throwing the money away on tickets, im just going down the local and having a few pints and taking each match as it comes.

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                    • Kenneth
                      Pond Scum
                      • May 2007
                      • 65638

                      #13570
                      You're all a year too late to catch on. Having accepted that we had blown our chance of competing after last summers window, I think this window is pretty positive so far.
                      Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom- 2 years 1year 0.5 years

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                      • danperkins
                        Martin Skrtel can win a game of Connect Four in three moves
                        • May 2010
                        • 50411

                        #13571
                        Originally posted by Kenneth
                        You're all a year too late to catch on. Having accepted that we had blown our chance of competing after last summers window, I think this window is pretty positive so far.
                        I'll think we'll be an improved side this season. Not saying it's god enough for 4th but I'm looking forward to the new season.

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                        • Camble
                          Benitez
                          • Sep 2008
                          • 698

                          #13572
                          Originally posted by Kenneth
                          You're all a year too late to catch on. Having accepted that we had blown our chance of competing after last summers window, I think this window is pretty positive so far.
                          I don't think we've done badly in terms of signings, in fact I'm actually very happy so far but now our competitors have outdone us haha.

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                          • Pablo
                            Anti-Antipodeanite
                            • May 2007
                            • 25808

                            #13573
                            Originally posted by Camble
                            I don't think we've done badly in terms of signings, in fact I'm actually very happy so far but now our competitors have outdone us haha.
                            I think we've done ok too. I do think losing Sterling and Gerrard will hurt us though, Sterling in particular.

                            Are we stronger than last season at this current moment in time? I think we are slightly yes. Adding a goalscorer to that and it will be a definite yes.

                            It's just frustrating that others are likely to strengthen even more than we have, so it will be, in some ways, all for nothing.

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                            • Dessy
                              Fagan
                              • Feb 2007
                              • 1398

                              #13574
                              Originally posted by Pablo
                              I think we've done ok too. I do think losing Sterling and Gerrard will hurt us though, Sterling in particular.

                              Are we stronger than last season at this current moment in time? I think we are slightly yes. Adding a goalscorer to that and it will be a definite yes.

                              It's just frustrating that others are likely to strengthen even more than we have, so it will be, in some ways, all for nothing.
                              Citeh and Chelski have recently "out-strengthened" us year in year out and are likely to do so for the foreseeable and are a shoe-in for top 4 once again on the face of it. Arsenal have strengthened considerably with the addition of Cech and are not far off being a shoe-in for top 4 if not challengers for the title next season. Manure, however, are still there to be shot down and are the most likely to drop out of the top four (IMHO) given that they are still the subject of a considerable overhaul and will be gelling a lot of players in next season...............plus they are still ****

                              On that basis and given that we can get another striker (15-20 goal man) in why wouldn't we be a top 4 shout?

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                              • Pablo
                                Anti-Antipodeanite
                                • May 2007
                                • 25808

                                #13575
                                Originally posted by Dessy
                                Citeh and Chelski have recently "out-strengthened" us year in year out and are likely to do so for the foreseeable and are a shoe-in for top 4 once again on the face of it. Arsenal have strengthened considerably with the addition of Cech and are not far off being a shoe-in for top 4 if not challengers for the title next season. Manure, however, are still there to be shot down and are the most likely to drop out of the top four (IMHO) given that they are still the subject of a considerable overhaul and will be gelling a lot of players in next season...............plus they are still ****

                                On that basis and given that we can get another striker (15-20 goal man) in why wouldn't we be a top 4 shout?
                                Because Man United will have a far better squad than us.

                                I'm not saying it's impossible, just improbable. Better players normally win out.

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