Sorry guys

Calm Down DR

You're coming across like a right bellend xx

 

Not sure if serious but if you're my apologies to you Eric (although you should look at some of your own posters at coming across bellendish )

XXX (Note the 3 kisses in capitals you dog worrier)

 

I'm never serious

 

Who are you?? Im talking to my friend Eric, stop butting in XXX

 

Good work. You've just proved my point that this thread and the entirety of the article you've posted above is utter meaningless drivel

Who would have thought that players, agents and managers would ever spread lies and confusion to get what they want, eh?

 

Don't know where DR has been (I'm guessing Fergie's wine cellar) but he's come back in full flow and all guns blazing

 

Retiring at Madrid is what he wants then right? Or his agent would be saying he's unhppay, loves Utd etc .....If he didnt want to stay there why would they be saying he wants to retire there

 

I dont know mate, dont think im different from posts on here before??

 

No I just meant the number. Haven't seen you posting much, and now you seem to be everywhere on the United forum. Like having Peter Andre turning up on every channel you switch on

 

That ****ing Iceland advert, that co know how to scrape the barrel dont they!

 

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Anyway carry on sir Btw Cristiano said the same the year before he left us

 

Suarez also said he was happy here . Once bitten twice shy or something, but I've already burnt my Suarez duvet truth be known

Oh well, we have Studge to return. Super Mario will be better with him at his side

 

Quick correction DR, no charge

 

Classic football parlance. "I want to retire here" = offer me a longer contract with more money.

Negotiating tactic intended to get a larger offer out of Real, which can then be accepted or parleyed off with Utd or another club to try and push the wages up even further. Why would an agent voluntarily admit his client didn't want to move - if it was true then the agent is basically tipping their hand in any future negotiations and guaranteeing he won't get the wages he wants.

Ultimately, just assume that everything an agent says is some form of negotiating tactic and you won't go far wrong

 

No need for assumptions, that is what they get paid to do. It's all a big game, and the agents play the big roles. I bet it's like a ****ing panto behind closed doors