Lewandowski shortly before signing Manchester United contract

by BAYERN_MUNICH Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:00 am

According to a Bild exclusive article, Manchester United made a 22 Mil. € bid for Robert Lewandowski in summer. He will get a 5 year contract and 25Mil. € wages in this 5 years. According to Bild , Lewandowski is shortly before signing.

http://www.bild.de/sport/fussball/robert-lewandowski/mega-angebot-fuer-star-stuermer-27798338.bild.html

Shouldn't they rather concentrate on strenghtening their defence+middlefield ? hmm

by la bestia negra Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:02 am

they will probably play him on the wing

by Art Morte Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:22 am

De Gea and his back-4
Valencia - Garrick - Cleverley
- - - - - - Rooney - - - - - - -
Lewandowski - Van Persie

hmm

by the xcx Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:25 am

United following the footsteps of City Proud

by rwo power Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:30 am

I think certain Dortmund players should better look at what happened to Nuri Sahin. But then, it looks like especially the non-German players in Dortmund are more interested in huge wage bills and thus prefer to leave for a foreign country bench than continue to help building the Dortmund project.

by Collblanc Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:33 am

rwo power wrote:I think certain Dortmund players should better look at what happened to Nuri Sahin. But then, it looks like especially the non-German players in Dortmund are more interested in huge wage bills and thus prefer to leave for a foreign country bench than continue to help building the Dortmund project.

Why would anyone volunteerly play in the bundesliga ffs

by McLewis Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:37 am

Collblanc wrote:
rwo power wrote:I think certain Dortmund players should better look at what happened to Nuri Sahin. But then, it looks like especially the non-German players in Dortmund are more interested in huge wage bills and thus prefer to leave for a foreign country bench than continue to help building the Dortmund project.

Why would anyone volunteerly play in the bundesliga ffs

Any more of that and I'll knock you down to 75% for trolling.

by Collblanc Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:39 am

you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

by danyjr Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:45 am

United got enough strikers. They need to sign a midfielder and a defender if they want to win the Champions League. I can't see them even going past Madrid with that shaky defence.

by rwo power Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:49 am

Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

Request granted.

by S Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:49 am

SAF's transfers.....Where logic goes out of the window Proud

by Lex Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:55 am

Rooney might as well kiss the CF role goodbye. He's now been morphed into a midfielder Laughing

by Casciavit Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:06 pm

Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

GOAT

I agree with what you said.

by Casciavit Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:07 pm

BTW if Lewandowski does join Man Utd what will happen to Kagawa hmm

by S Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:10 pm

Casciavit wrote:BTW if Lewandowski does join Man Utd what will happen to Kagawa

The Ostracised One wrote:

by LeBéninois Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:27 pm

Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

You are not forced to comment , you know ? i mean why are you wasting your time writing all that non-sense ?

by BAYERN_MUNICH Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:29 pm

Casciavit wrote:
Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

GOAT I agree with what you said.

The current 3rd placed club of the "Mickey mouse competition" destroyed the english,spanish and the dutch champions in the CL hmm

find the mistake

by la bestia negra Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:36 pm

BAYERN_MUNICH wrote:
Casciavit wrote:
Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

GOAT I agree with what you said.

The current 3rd placed club of the "Mickey mouse competition" destroyed the english,spanish and the dutch champions in the CL

find the mistake

you know better than that my friend

Lewandowski shortly before signing Manchester United contract 8e28d158-7daa-446b-b738-67d29898dc06

by 7amood11 Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:41 pm

Eh, his wages are 5 million a year? That's a bit too much for him imo.

by StevieRayVaughan Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:44 pm

BAYERN_MUNICH wrote:
Casciavit wrote:
Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?

GOAT I agree with what you said.

The current 3rd placed club of the "Mickey mouse competition" destroyed the english,spanish and the dutch champions in the CL

find the mistake

Since when is beating Ajax an achievement? same with Man city in the CL, they couldnt even beat Ajax. They didnt win a single game. Plus, Bayern beat Real on penalties, despite being the better team. Hardly a destroying..ffs. I think Bundesliga is the 3rd best league, and on a steady rise with great youth. But dont just talk so much bullshit like that.

Also to the other poster, lot of great players play in bundesliga, the fact that so many top teams want to buy those players just proves that point.

On topic, I think SAF is a brilliant manager but I dont think he is the smartest. You dont need to buy Lewandowski when you have RVP, Rooney, Chicha, and Welbeck. Now even if you want to play Rooney as a AMC, I still think Kagawa should be in that role. If anything I think this is better for Dortmund, Lewandowski is just not the most efficient striker, maybe they can replace him with a more efficient striker.

by 7amood11 Thu Dec 27, 2012 12:50 pm

Dortmund topped the Group of Death, how is that not an achievement? They even did it without losing a single game.

Some people were expecting them to finish bottom of the group, but they finished on top of it without losing a game. They exceeded expectations, THAT is what makes it an achievement.

by rwo power Thu Dec 27, 2012 1:10 pm

Casciavit wrote:
Collblanc wrote:you can do that, make it 50% - Bundesliga is a shitty league, even more shittier then the Eredivisie. Why would a topclass player play in a mickeymouse competition?
GOAT I agree with what you said.

Then your request shall be granted, too. See you again in a week. ^^

by S Thu Dec 27, 2012 1:28 pm

rwo power wrote:I think certain Dortmund players should better look at what happened to Nuri Sahin. But then, it looks like especially the non-German players in Dortmund are more interested in huge wage bills and thus prefer to leave for a foreign country bench than continue to help building the Dortmund project.

If the Dortmund project has to continue growing they really need to offer some sort of incentives as well to convince their best players to stay otherwise they'll be branded as just another selling club like the Porto's and the Udinese's of the world.Also you cant blame Robert for fancying a move to United ,bench or not over a contract extension with BVB.Besides Dortmund havent even been firm in their stance in regards to selling their best players.They keep doing it every year.

by Toffer Harley Thu Dec 27, 2012 1:34 pm

well, i'm pretty sure they will find someone equally as good or better as a replacement. it's not like their options are limited either. they'll get money through his sale and this year's CL run. on top of that, the service provided by BVB's midfield should seem appealing to many potential strikers.

by VivaStPauli Thu Dec 27, 2012 1:48 pm

I'm pretty sure if they wanted to keep Lewandowski, they would've made him a proper offer. This will be good for Dortmund. Lewandowski isn't a bad player, he's an excellent player, actually. He just happens to be a horrible striker, let him go.

He'll sit on some bench, on loan to Wigan or something, like Sahin and Kagawa. Let him have his huge wage demands.

Dortmund will do what they did when Kagawa left: use the money to buy even better players, and come back even stronger.

And on a side note, if a player is so stupid, that he can't see the potential for his career in staying at the current Dortmund side, he can't be helped anyway.

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