I hear Liverpool are selling Baros and buying Crouch
Two million seems fair for Niemi. He was touted at around four and a half million this time last year.
The prob with Crouch is that teams must be tempted to go for the long ball all the time.
It seems ther are a couple of Premiership teams interested in Niemi now, so we can start looking for another keeper.
We do have Marshall so it's not a desperation thing.
I don't know if we are selling him, I think the contract is up and he is not being offered another. That and the fact that he was second to Marshall for protracted periods may have encouraged him away.Originally Posted by manker
I think they reckon that a better keeper is required to build the team around. Bearing in mind that Marshall is still very young.
The stats are something like, in 38 (league) games we lost 35 goals and rangers lost 22. So their goal diff was higher than ours, due to the goals conceded, though we scored quite a few more.
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Ah, I see. Much the same reason as t'mighty reds, then. The reason I ask is because I've seen Douglas in goal quite a few times recently and he definitely doesn't live up to the stereotype.
could someone explain whats happening with manchester united being owned (70%+) by the american guy who owns tampa bay bucaneers. espn was talking about man u fans getting scared but i had to go.
Man Utd getting pwned by some American is about rightOriginally Posted by maebach
Here is a thread about it.
Yesterday we signed Van Der Sar. Great 'keeper but he's thirty fecking four.Originally Posted by JPaul
Not too sure whether that'll end our forray into the 'keeper market or whether he's to be a stop gap - like when we bought Goram or Sealey a few years back.
I heard the rumour and was going to post it, obviously more than a rumour then.
34 is nothing for a keeper nowadays. I don't think he was bought as a stop gap he's too good for that. What type of contract did you give him.
No details have been released as yet, the fee is also undisclosed.Originally Posted by JPaul
Schmeichel is the benchmark I would use for 'keepers and he left United at 35, I think 2 years is all Van De Sar would have left playing in the Premiership before his reflexes started to dull to the extent he couldn't perform to top-class standards.
I'm wondering if we've only got him before making a bid for a different 'keeper in the Jan transfer window - alternatively as a short term measure before Tim Howard fulfils the potential that Fergie obviously thinks he has.
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