Premier league starts this weekend!

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i don't have that sort of time you lunatic!

a man of unrealistic threats, I KNEW IT!

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Cory, somehow i totally get what you're saying lol

dude, you just dont get it... he's not worth 71M.. maybe to a team that has no strike force he would be... but not to united

nailed it. he'd be worth 71 million to Inter or AC milan with zero decent strikers now. to Bayern Munich to compliment Gomez, but not to United. United were better off to spend 71 million on the best fucking midfielder in the world right now, or something.

they could have outbid Chelsea for Hazard for this money, or less, and have a young, re-sellable, upside talent on the roster.

[supercilious]

i know im making sense... Joe's in a cloud of denial apparently and refuses to understand what im saying

[Mojo]

dude.. im talking strictly value for money.. its a simple concept and doesnt need to be defined.

value for money is how much return you get for the money spent... am i wrong???

so whether or not united can afford it (which is inconsequential)... they are not getting the return for the money.

the amount of goals different that you get from RVP than you would from Chicharito or Welbeck isnt worth 71M... Further on that point, how much of Chicharito or Welbecks progression will be stalled because RVP is now ahead of them in the depth chart? How much will they mind playing less minutes due to RVP being there? How will it affect their future value if ever united want to cash in on them?

there are a million variables, but most that i see point towards it not being a smart buy for the money..

Sure united might win the prem this year... but if they do, would it only be because of RVP? even if it was, is that worth 71M when you've got guys like Chich & Welbeck already there?

stunting the development of welbeck/chich is definitely a concern, probably the main one if you ask me. that said, they play in enough competitions to give everyone playing time and as we all know, it's not like injuries are that uncommon with united these days.

and if united win the prem this year and/or make any sort of run in europe the money will pay for the rvp transfer. i see the rvp transfer as great value for money if he stays healthy and contributes, he's a world class striker.

[supercilious]

we agree to disagree... discussion over

[Mojo]

i know im making sense... Joe's in a cloud of denial apparently and refuses to understand what im saying

why don't you post some more blog entries about how the new chelsea transfer policy will pay for itself based on the future values of players that haven't even turned out once for your club yet.

[supercilious]

hold on while i insult something we're not talking about (Chelsea) and where you choose to read some of your football news and analysis (a football blog)

[Mojo]

can't have anyone questioning your stone cold sports analysis, can we.



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seems rvp only wanted to go to united, and SAF sees his ideal position leading the line.

fucking shocker

you may have the last word now, been a good few days.

[rhing rhoing]

it's not good to advertise yourself as a fit, lubed up, big titted girl with a perfect figure. i might want to touch you.

[Mojo]

you do what you gotta do, man