Transfer Speculation

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Nr10Rooney — Wed, 16 May 2012 15:06:47 GMT

Mark-the-red-23:
I do not speak german, it might of said he just washed his car then watched a pornnn movie with a sir alex look-a-like in, but i'm going to say, "Yes" to your question, yes indeed. Shootyballllssssss.

google translate... loooooooooool

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Swedens_Greatest_Fan — Wed, 16 May 2012 14:04:16 GMT

http://www.espnstar.com/football/premier-league/news/detail/item654279/Arsenal-eye-Shinji-Kagawa-swoop/ This is an old article from when he was 22. "The Premiership is one of the leagues I want to challenge. If it is Man United, I'll be still more eager to go and try how much I can do there."

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Mark-the-red-23 — Wed, 16 May 2012 01:01:31 GMT

I do not speak german, it might of said he just washed his car then watched a pornnn movie with a sir alex look-a-like in, but i'm going to say, "Yes" to your question, yes indeed. Shootyballllssssss.

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Obi N — Tue, 15 May 2012 18:54:37 GMT

emmm! Arjen Rodden once flew to Manchester for talks and tour of carrington...................the only contract he signed after that was in London!! ;)

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

volcom — Tue, 15 May 2012 18:48:29 GMT

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Lennonunited — Tue, 15 May 2012 18:40:06 GMT

Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
Lennonunited:
Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
vinay17594:
Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
Does anyone speak German? I can understand a little and according to this article Kagawa was in Manchester and actully spoke with Sir Alex and the flew direct back to Japan to play in the world cup qualification. Can anyone verify this? Kicker is a very reliable German newspaper http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/startseite/569084/artikel_kagawa_gespraech-ja-ergebnis-nein.html
"Consultant Thomas Kroth has confirmed that he was with the 23-year-olds on the island - and there in Manchester. Kroth, Kagawa and Sir Alex Ferguson, his team manager at the label "Red Devils" have come together to exchange ideas. There is more concrete interest but not yet. "Results Pending" had been finalized with the negotiations, Kroth. Also, because there should be from the first floor of the Premier League offers more for the lively Japanese. The Kroth will examine in the next few days."
Using google translate..

The fact that he's even acknowledged the talks must mean that they went well right? Or he could also be trying to stir up interest from other clubs I guess..
Everything makes sense now. His agent says no deal has been finalized because thats Utd policy, I think it will be official end of June. Why would he fly to Manchester if he wasnt gonna sign anything? Fergie seeing him play in Berlin makes sense and agreeing a fee with Dortmund after the game makes sense. If this article is true then it must be a done deal. No one flies to Manchester to meet Sir Alex and NOT sign a contract:)
Maybe there are no direct flights from Berlin to Japan, and he bumped into Fergie at the airport?!
I dont think so:P If his agent says they sat down and spoke with fergie I doubt it would be a bumping into at the airport? ;)

Costa Coffee?! Only joking pal, fingers crossed.

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Swedens_Greatest_Fan — Tue, 15 May 2012 17:02:10 GMT

Lennonunited:
Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
vinay17594:
Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
Does anyone speak German? I can understand a little and according to this article Kagawa was in Manchester and actully spoke with Sir Alex and the flew direct back to Japan to play in the world cup qualification. Can anyone verify this? Kicker is a very reliable German newspaper http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/startseite/569084/artikel_kagawa_gespraech-ja-ergebnis-nein.html
"Consultant Thomas Kroth has confirmed that he was with the 23-year-olds on the island - and there in Manchester. Kroth, Kagawa and Sir Alex Ferguson, his team manager at the label "Red Devils" have come together to exchange ideas. There is more concrete interest but not yet. "Results Pending" had been finalized with the negotiations, Kroth. Also, because there should be from the first floor of the Premier League offers more for the lively Japanese. The Kroth will examine in the next few days."
Using google translate..

The fact that he's even acknowledged the talks must mean that they went well right? Or he could also be trying to stir up interest from other clubs I guess..
Everything makes sense now. His agent says no deal has been finalized because thats Utd policy, I think it will be official end of June. Why would he fly to Manchester if he wasnt gonna sign anything? Fergie seeing him play in Berlin makes sense and agreeing a fee with Dortmund after the game makes sense. If this article is true then it must be a done deal. No one flies to Manchester to meet Sir Alex and NOT sign a contract:)
Maybe there are no direct flights from Berlin to Japan, and he bumped into Fergie at the airport?!

I dont think so:P If his agent says they sat down and spoke with fergie I doubt it would be a bumping into at the airport? ;)

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Lennonunited — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:56:10 GMT

Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
vinay17594:
Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
Does anyone speak German? I can understand a little and according to this article Kagawa was in Manchester and actully spoke with Sir Alex and the flew direct back to Japan to play in the world cup qualification. Can anyone verify this? Kicker is a very reliable German newspaper http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/startseite/569084/artikel_kagawa_gespraech-ja-ergebnis-nein.html
"Consultant Thomas Kroth has confirmed that he was with the 23-year-olds on the island - and there in Manchester. Kroth, Kagawa and Sir Alex Ferguson, his team manager at the label "Red Devils" have come together to exchange ideas. There is more concrete interest but not yet. "Results Pending" had been finalized with the negotiations, Kroth. Also, because there should be from the first floor of the Premier League offers more for the lively Japanese. The Kroth will examine in the next few days."
Using google translate..

The fact that he's even acknowledged the talks must mean that they went well right? Or he could also be trying to stir up interest from other clubs I guess..
Everything makes sense now. His agent says no deal has been finalized because thats Utd policy, I think it will be official end of June. Why would he fly to Manchester if he wasnt gonna sign anything? Fergie seeing him play in Berlin makes sense and agreeing a fee with Dortmund after the game makes sense. If this article is true then it must be a done deal. No one flies to Manchester to meet Sir Alex and NOT sign a contract:)

Maybe there are no direct flights from Berlin to Japan, and he bumped into Fergie at the airport?!

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Swedens_Greatest_Fan — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:54:09 GMT

vinay17594:
Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
Does anyone speak German? I can understand a little and according to this article Kagawa was in Manchester and actully spoke with Sir Alex and the flew direct back to Japan to play in the world cup qualification. Can anyone verify this? Kicker is a very reliable German newspaper http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/startseite/569084/artikel_kagawa_gespraech-ja-ergebnis-nein.html
"Consultant Thomas Kroth has confirmed that he was with the 23-year-olds on the island - and there in Manchester. Kroth, Kagawa and Sir Alex Ferguson, his team manager at the label "Red Devils" have come together to exchange ideas. There is more concrete interest but not yet. "Results Pending" had been finalized with the negotiations, Kroth. Also, because there should be from the first floor of the Premier League offers more for the lively Japanese. The Kroth will examine in the next few days."
Using google translate..
The fact that he's even acknowledged the talks must mean that they went well right? Or he could also be trying to stir up interest from other clubs I guess..

Everything makes sense now. His agent says no deal has been finalized because thats Utd policy, I think it will be official end of June. Why would he fly to Manchester if he wasnt gonna sign anything? Fergie seeing him play in Berlin makes sense and agreeing a fee with Dortmund after the game makes sense. If this article is true then it must be a done deal. No one flies to Manchester to meet Sir Alex and NOT sign a contract:)

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

alex230895 — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:50:11 GMT

It says that kagawa and his agent flew to manchester on monday night, and has had a meeting today with his agent (Thomas Kroth) and Alex Ferguson. Apparently they agreed terms but a deal has not been agreed yet because Kroth would like to see the other offers from premier leauge clubs (Arsenal).

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

xSTONEYx187x — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:47:14 GMT

Hopefully this isn't another "build you up to let you down" rumour. I'd love for him to sign for us.

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

jojo22 — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:45:50 GMT

From my rusty german it says that there were talks between United and Kagawa and his agent and that while there is interest, there was no completed agreement. The agent expects to hear other offers from other premier league clubs. Kagawa has gone back to Japan...

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

vinay17594 — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:45:39 GMT

Swedens_Greatest_Fan:
Does anyone speak German? I can understand a little and according to this article Kagawa was in Manchester and actully spoke with Sir Alex and the flew direct back to Japan to play in the world cup qualification. Can anyone verify this? Kicker is a very reliable German newspaper http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/startseite/569084/artikel_kagawa_gespraech-ja-ergebnis-nein.html

"Consultant Thomas Kroth has confirmed that he was with the 23-year-olds on the island - and there in Manchester. Kroth, Kagawa and Sir Alex Ferguson, his team manager at the label "Red Devils" have come together to exchange ideas. There is more concrete interest but not yet. "Results Pending" had been finalized with the negotiations, Kroth. Also, because there should be from the first floor of the Premier League offers more for the lively Japanese. The Kroth will examine in the next few days."

Using google translate..

The fact that he's even acknowledged the talks must mean that they went well right? Or he could also be trying to stir up interest from other clubs I guess..

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

Swedens_Greatest_Fan — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:32:04 GMT

Does anyone speak German? I can understand a little and according to this article Kagawa was in Manchester and actully spoke with Sir Alex and the flew direct back to Japan to play in the world cup qualification. Can anyone verify this? Kicker is a very reliable German newspaper http://www.kicker.de/news/fussball/bundesliga/startseite/569084/artikel_kagawa_gespraech-ja-ergebnis-nein.html

Re: Kagawa in Manchester

89cruefan2 — Tue, 15 May 2012 16:29:50 GMT

LooneyRed:
Well i watched the 20 seasons award ceremony and they said SAF couldnt be there to accept the reward so i guess he could be holding talks as Kicker has suggested, although obviously he has to be in Belfast tonight too.

Who knows why he wasnt there. Could be because of Belfast or it could be because of talks. None of us will know.