Yes

No. He wants to stay at United as much as Ronaldo does. We need to replace Ronaldo's goals, and as good a player as Tevez is, he won't score the 30odd goals a season we need. We need to sign a goalscorer, which would mean Tevez would still play the same amount of games as before.

Now, I hear you need to sort your loan out soon, we could help you with the signing of Torres.

You can bloody feck off

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Thank you, GT.

Great talent, one of the best we'll see, but he's a complete bellend. He doesn't deserve to go down as a United legend.

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I would reckon they would both be coming.

His actions last season prevented him from ever being to me...

The tragedy with the likes of Ronaldo – and Drogba etc – is that he's so good you're left wondering why he feels the need to behave in the way he does.

If he had a bit of class like Lionel Messi, people could appreciate him alot more.

Drogba?



Ronaldo is class – simple as. Some of what he does is just poetry.

But then he has the ability to really make you laugh at him – as in the derby at Old Trafford the season before this one just gone, when he was petulantly glaring at the pitch and then at the skies: blaming everything for having a poor day at the office.

"Class" ... now Cantona reeked of it. Not only one of the best players I've had the pleasure of seeing, but also one that I always liked immensely, not least because of his attitude, his completely surreal comments etc. The "sardines" comment remains brilliant. Eric had class and style. God, I even tried to get a "Wanted for treason against king Eric" t-shirt after he drop-kicked that nasty little fascist git at Selhurst Park.

In 2007, he apparently said, "I have a lot of good moments, but the one I prefer is when I kicked the hooligan."

That's nearly as ridiculous as the condemnation Ronaldo got for supposedly getting Rooney sent off in the Portugal-England game.

Just reading Cantona's wikipedia page. Punching team mates, kicking the ball into the crowd, ripping off his shirt when subbed, insulting his national team coach on TV, throwing his boots in a team mates face, throwing the ball at a ref, calling members of the disciplinary committee idiots.

That's even before he got himself sent off and decided to attack a fan who was abusing him as he trudged off the field.

He had as much class as Joey Barton. And if he hadn't been made by Manchester United, he'd have been regarded as being just as bad as him.

Working with kopites as i do, when i was informed about the bid being submitted and accepted i replied "Torres bid for united then".

You can guess how well that went down!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cantona and class? Surely an oxymoron. The guy smacked a fellow player and dropped kicked a fan! Hardly acts of 'class'.

I feel your pain.

He was trained at Leeds though. I suspect his subsequent behaviour was a backlash against being bored to death by Howard 'Interesting' Wilkinson.

If IIRC his first game in this country was in a Sheff Wed shirt.

I agree, although a cheeky bid for Ashley Young might be worth a flutter.

Not united quality for me i'm afraid.

True, briefly on trial, but they were obviously no judge of a player. The rest is history.

Outstanding sig.


As for Young, I like him and I think he should try and move to a bigger club. I think he's struggled at times this year due to MON not investing in depth, and their stupendously long season. If he was at a bigger club and was able to be rotated and rested, he could well prove to be a top player. Maybe not world class, but I think he has the potential to get to the level of somebody like Joe Cole.

I think Trevor Francis was manager at that time. The trial was hampered by the fact that heavy snow meant that time to look at him was cut short. Wednesday asked for him to stay on, he walked because he said they'd had enough time.

Probably as well as a fart in a crowded lift.

One big difference is that Cantona could play football. When he was on the field you knew something could happen, in someways Ronaldo is the first United player to have that effect since King Eric.