OP this article isnt that great and goal.com are going to need a bigger wooden spoon at this rate.
Villa wanted to stay in Spain and Benzema wanted to move to his dream club... Cant force players to come.
Nasri wanted money, Sneijder wanted money - Why destroy our wage structures for overated players?
Silva is the one player I can say we did really miss out on.
Ozil and Sahin wanted sunny Spain and not gloomy England (Not our faults either really.
RONALDO #7:Did you even read the article? It basically said that United are falling behind due to the debt of the Glazers. It said that in most cases it was due to financial reasons that we didn't sign our Number 1 targets. True, in a few cases the players didn't want to come here (Benzema and Villa) but the main thing is our financial constraints due to the f*cking Glazers. Fergie was hoping for more money but the IPO failed so we can't buy anybody. Fergie did want to make big purchases it is just that the Glazers are ruining our club. We can't pay high wages or big fees and that's why a lot of players are not joining UTD. It has been proven time and time again that the teams who pay the highest wages often win the most (Barca, Madrid, and now City and Chelsea) not necessarily the teams who pay the most in transfer fees (Liverpool). The only way we can move forward is getting rid of the Glazers, because youth isn't cutting it (Pogba and Morrison). Now stop believing Fergie when he says "no value in tranfer market" we are for all intents and purposes skint. Do you think SAF doesn't want to buy big? The purchases of Ferdinand, Stam, Rooney, Veron, and Berbatov suggest otherwise. Fergie is no mug he knows we need players but what can he do if we have no money to spend?
Its BS
So its all the Glazers fault is it?
So the Glazers are the reason we are keeping to our wage structure? why pay £250K a week for Sneijder who has been useless for almost 13 months, why pay £175K a week for the merc Nasri? BTW giving in to these wages denands will lead to problems within the squad and disharmony.. ie current players will want even more money which then will cause problems if we want to sell them and it will also cause problems in terms of United as a business.
How does paying the highest wages make any difference? Look at Malaga... hell look at PSG they were beaten to the title last season by a team who looked like relegation candidates the season before. Hell City's wage bill is 115% of their income and yet in 5 years they have won 1 league title on goal difference and 1 fa cup. Real who pay stupid fees and wages spent 7-8 seasons failing to even get past the last 16 in the CL.
How will getting rid of the Glazers change anything in the transfer market? It wouldnt of changed the fact that Villa, Benzema etc didnt want to come.