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stevie1ball · 4th July 2009, 18:07

Think nFergie will use him for his experiance to help some of the younger players coming up into the !st team aswell as playing him maybe in each game as a sub like posters have said Fergie is shrewd and a goal is a goal whoever sets or scores it.
Watch that space 2009-2010.

nara · 4th July 2009, 18:11

Bookmark this thread folks! Words are going to be eaten.

bro · 4th July 2009, 18:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by langland

Having failed to compete with Real Madrid, Chelsea, and Man City in the transfer market its nice to see Man U getting their man ahead of the other 2 teams that were in for him.
Hull and Stoke

deep down you seem a bit gutted to be honest

bro · 4th July 2009, 18:52

yeh we may end up like liverpool or west brom

gasman · 4th July 2009, 20:07

The more i think about this signing the more it makes sense, I thought Owen was in his early 30's but he's not he's still only 29. Fergie can rotate him and play when he's fully fit (at Newcastle they just got him out there and he got injured again). Utd will have the luxury of a deeper squad and I can see Fergie keeping him primed just like he does with Giggs. For 50 grand a week (which is peanuts in todays football terms) weve got a bargain and a proven goalscorer at every level. His goals to games ratio at Newcastle was still as good as anybody around it's just a question of injuries which if played mindfully can be avoided. Fergie knows what he's doing and im leaning towards liking this transfer very much indeed.

jamesyboyjim · 4th July 2009, 21:25

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Originally Posted by bro

deep down you seem a bit gutted to be honest

lol. he's the most bitter liverpool fan ive seen on this forum

No langland, that isnt an insult just an observation before you jump down my throat.

langland · 4th July 2009, 22:49

Quote:

Originally Posted by manjeurovox

do you honestly believe man utd will finish outside the top four next season?

Yes I do and I have got my money on at 10/1 with Skybet.

Man U have a lot to do to replace Ronaldo and Tevez.

Chelsea have not lost any significant players and I am sure that they will add one or 2 Ditto for LIverpool who have already added Glen Johnson and have another significant signing in the pipeline, Man City are going to be a force to be reckoned with as will Tottenham and Arsenal and Martin O Neil will have another go with Villa.

Are you so blind that you can not see that Man U finishing out of the top 4 is a possibilty.

langland · 4th July 2009, 22:52

Quote:

Originally Posted by jamesyboyjim

lol. he's the most bitter liverpool fan ive seen on this forum

No langland, that isnt an insult just an observation before you jump down my throat.

not bitter, just observant

gasman · 4th July 2009, 22:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by langland

Yes I do and I have got my money on at 10/1 with Skybet.

Man U have a lot to do to replace Ronaldo and Tevez.

Chelsea have not lost any significant players and I am sure that they will add one or 2 Ditto for LIverpool who have already added Glen Johnson and have another significant signing in the pipeline, Man City are going to be a force to be reckoned with as will Tottenham and Arsenal and Martin O Neil will have another go with Villa.

Are you so blind that you can not see that Man U finishing out of the top 4 is a possibilty.

^^^^^

He's not a well person

manjeurovox · 4th July 2009, 23:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by langland

Yes I do and I have got my money on at 10/1 with Skybet.

Man U have a lot to do to replace Ronaldo and Tevez.

Chelsea have not lost any significant players and I am sure that they will add one or 2 Ditto for LIverpool who have already added Glen Johnson and have another significant signing in the pipeline, Man City are going to be a force to be reckoned with as will Tottenham and Arsenal and Martin O Neil will have another go with Villa.

Are you so blind that you can not see that Man U finishing out of the top 4 is a possibilty.

LOL.....i can't believe you actually believe that......when was the last time man utd finished outside the top four...forget that, outside the top three? (1991)

Even when chelsea spent billions and were stronger we were in the top three....same when arsenal had there time.......only time maybe when we will be in contention to drop out of the top 3, is when SAF retires.....thats a maybe.....but certainly not yet.

we could argue all day.....we will just have to wait and see....be interesting to see what odds the bookies will give you.

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stevie1ball Member +++ Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Soaring above the clouds Posts: 154 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0 Thanks: 5 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts Feedback Score: 0 reviews	Re: owen to utd Think nFergie will use him for his experiance to help some of the younger players coming up into the !st team aswell as playing him maybe in each game as a sub like posters have said Fergie is shrewd and a goal is a goal whoever sets or scores it. Watch that space 2009-2010.
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gasman DW Respected Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Top Of The League Posts: 1,147 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0 Thanks: 15 Thanked 7 Times in 7 Posts Feedback Score: 0 reviews	Re: owen to utd The more i think about this signing the more it makes sense, I thought Owen was in his early 30's but he's not he's still only 29. Fergie can rotate him and play when he's fully fit (at Newcastle they just got him out there and he got injured again). Utd will have the luxury of a deeper squad and I can see Fergie keeping him primed just like he does with Giggs. For 50 grand a week (which is peanuts in todays football terms) weve got a bargain and a proven goalscorer at every level. His goals to games ratio at Newcastle was still as good as anybody around it's just a question of injuries which if played mindfully can be avoided. Fergie knows what he's doing and im leaning towards liking this transfer very much indeed. __________________ We'll keep the Red flag flying high,Because Man United will never die
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