Quote (Mr_Mill @ Aug 14 2013 12:48pm)

Retard logic:

Club buys a big player: -> Real Madrid
Club doesn't buy a big player: ->Arsenal

Quote (haro1 @ Aug 14 2013 01:01pm)

no offense Mill but i had to

Quote (Pozer @ Aug 14 2013 06:00am)

Not sure if want.

Quote (Skug @ Aug 14 2013 01:35pm)

You must be a fool for "considering" Özil

Quote (Pozer @ 14 Aug 2013 13:40)

Ozil is a luxury player - he doesn't run, he can only last for 60 minutes in a match, he can't shoot either.

Quote (Andi @ Aug 14 2013 01:43pm)

had most assists last season iirc
well özil certainly is a quality player but I don't get why utd don't play kagawa at that position
imho utd rather needs wingers or CDM

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Moyes' first league game as United boss comes at Swansea on Saturday evening and they follow that up with a home game against Chelsea before away trips to Liverpool and Manchester City, either side of a visit to Old Trafford from newly-promoted Crystal Palace.

An aggrieved Moyes questioned such a run of fixtures and in quotes reported on the BBC Sport website, he said: "I think it's the hardest start for 20 years that Manchester United have had.

"I hope it's not because Manchester United won the league quite comfortably last year (that) the fixtures have been made much more difficult."

He added: "I find it hard to believe that's the way the balls came out of the bag, that's for sure."

In contrast, City face newly-promoted pair Cardiff and Hull as well as Stoke in their first five games while Chelsea also meet Hull plus last year's strugglers Aston Villa.

A Premier League spokesman said: "David has put those concerns to us. We have absolutely assured him the process is random and above board. He has accepted those assurances."

Quote (Pozer @ Aug 15 2013 09:26pm)

I agree with Moyes, it shouldn't be news to everyone that FA and PL hate United.
Let me get my tinfoil hat.

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MANCHESTER UNITED are ready to up their efforts to sign Argentina winger Angel Di Maria

The 25-year-old Real Madrid star looked destined to leave the Bernabeu with Tottenham showing an interest in snapping him up.

Di Maria this week insisted he's going nowhere but David Moyes - who still hasn't made a big-name signing - is ready to make a bid to try and lure him to Manchester.

Paris St-Germain are also looking at the pacey wideman, who may change his stance on staying if Real clinch a deal for Bale.

Signing the Welshman would push Di Maria down the pecking order and further limit his first-team opportunities.

Di Maria netted eight times for Real in La Liga last season.

United boss Moyes yesterday said: "We're involved in several players we're looking at and that will continue."