03 Sep 2015 09:30:18
Will this shambles over the de Gea/navas transfers have any effect on any future dealings between United and Real? I guess it's business at the end of the day but maybe our chances of a potential Gareth Bale signing next year could become that much more difficult.
{Ed002's Note - In the big scheme of thisngs it will make no difference.}
03 Sep 2015 09:42:39
I imagine we will move on, this isn't a situation where the clubs have fallen out. Just a inconvenience, all parties will dust it off and carry on.
03 Sep 2015 10:01:04
Like the Ed said it will make little to no difference. The papers will try and make a story out of it obviously as they can't make up rumours about who we are going to sign to sell their papers anymore.
Ultimately the clubs will still deal with each other. If Real decide to move Bale on next summer and we are the highest bidders do you think they will cut their nose off to spite their face? Of course not.
03 Sep 2015 10:02:22
I was thinking this myself, talk about biting the hand the feeds you, Beckhan, Heinze, Van Nistleroy, Ronaldo, Hernandez, Varela, and now De Gea, what way is that to treat a club you have a good relationship with. I'd be delighted if after De Gea we severed any dealings with Real. Is it feasible that we could pursue legal proceedings over the botched transfer or is that just clutching at straws?
03 Sep 2015 10:18:14
Unfortunately we probably won't be the only ones wanting bale next year.
03 Sep 2015 10:25:23
Good then, as I say I suppose it's what's best for business!
03 Sep 2015 11:53:12
Perez has said that Real will never deal with United again.but don't get your hopes up, he's never kept his word in his life!!!
03 Sep 2015 21:23:42
Perez says a lot of things like most snake oil salesmen. I would not worry about it. If memory serves me right they are the ones who are always knocking at our door. Lat time we knocked on their door it turned out to be a very bad deal for us and currently applying his trade in Paris.