TalkSPORT’s Simon Jordan defends Manchester United having the most expensive in history in 2023 and insists Dan Ashworth must be prepared for the pressures at the club if he makes the move to Old Trafford.
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Simon Jordan is out of a job if United gets their act together
Simon says Casemiro is a bad buy to not upset his boyfriend Souness.Casemiro is a 5 times ucl winner lol, he doesnt need fancy dudes talking on radio aprooval
City spent 350m on Haaland but itâs not reported
Chelsea spent 1.4bn in two windows
And people go on about chelsea spending 1bn
Why keepers have to cost 50 mil Simon? Vicario at Tottenham cost 17 million euros
Im sure the man will be fine Simon đ
We might win something if the cartel stops us getting big sponsorships etc
Cynicism such a cowards way to live,
Even Madrid's President Perez would struggle to negotiate lesser prices at United because United are subjected to different rules.
What u guys talking is whats that got to do with united improving now thats all done and dusted talk whats united doing now
Heâs only under pressure because Simon puts anything/anyone to do with United under pressure
Simon = Top LAD Proper Clobber đŻ Facts
Jordan talks absolute garbage. Justifying the Maguire purchase âCentre backs cost ÂŁ80m. Thatâs what they cost!â No they do not, you silly man. Gabriel ÂŁ22m, van de Ven ÂŁ35m, Botman ÂŁ35m. All vastly superior and much younger than Maguire
The problem is, will united listen to his judgement? I mean, it's gonna be hard to get him from Newcastle because out of 2, they are more likely to spend on players he suggests, given the money they now have. The worst thing that will happen is that he turns up for utd, mentions this and that player, and ignore him. Conintuely being incompetent in the market place.
âŠ.unlike you were at Crystal Palace Simon!
I'm not sure about this appointment, he's safe but very average.
Ashworth joined Newcastle AFTER their best signings were already done/in the works:
Trippier and Bruno were signed BEFORE Ashworth, Howe had already identified Gordon, Livramento and Barnes, the scouts identified Isak and Botman – hence the links so soon before some of them signed.
Lewis Hall is an awful Ashworth signing and he did push for Pope which has been a good signing, but his record is hit and miss. Some of the youngsters he's pushed for have looked completely out of their depth.
Ask Brighton fans, it was Weir who led the signings of Cucurella and Caicedo, and he was the one who was there to push for De Zerbi. Typical Ashworth signings there were decent enough: Welbeck being a prime example, but nothing special.
I don't think he's worth it. He's steady, not spectacular. A good stepping stone for Man U, but ÂŁ6m+ for him feels like having their pants pulled down.
While I think Casemiro is a very good player for United, I can definitely understand the view of him being a bad buy. For 70m and the wages he does need, Iâd argue, 4 very good years to justify the price. At the moment heâs had most of a year playing well and 6 months with lack of fitness / injury.
If United had any strategy they would have been negotiating with Madrid very early on and potentially got him for maybe 40-50 (considering it is well known they were replacing him anyway) and additionally invested in a developmental player to eventually take over
Milan said if anyone had asked how much Onana was they said ÂŁ6 million and were gobsmacked when united offered ÂŁ47 million.
It's not that Utd have paid a certain amount for a player in a position, it's that Utd have consistently paid higher than what they are valued at which makes them look stupid and incompetent. If your paying ÂŁ80mil for a CB that is world class then that is fine, but when you pay that for an average or below player is where the issue comes from. They over pay and under deliver on every single signing. Other clubs see them coming a mile off, stick a massive price tag on them knowing they have no clue and no plan.
Nothing to do with managers. The football people had nothing to do with these outrageous buys. Blame the board. Scouting. Not the revolving door of fraud managers. Due diligence?
FFP rigged the game for united.
Tony only play Dan Ashworth brought to Newcastle
Jordan's paid by Ratcliffe to talk sensible about manchester. Just a joke.
United are laughing stock United are so deluded hahahaha
Funny watching Man Utd fans cream over ashworth signings like Isak, Botman and Bruno, despite them being scouted etc before he even joined the club. Nearly as funny as them calling their new CEO best in class, despite never working as a CEO in his life đđ
the audacity to say Casemiro as a bad buy
Apart from Anthony, Sancho and McGuire, the rest were decent buys
Simon talking sense, people love to conveniently forget Man Utd get charged insane premiums on players because of who they are, so the numbers on the prices of these players are skewed massively. Antony for instance was probably likely to be 40m but went for 83 because it was last minute and ten hag likely said âwe need a winger and I know Antony as a playerâ and circumstance meant that they had to go for him at a time when Ajax didnât want to let go of him.
United doesnât cheat! United not facing 115.
if you're already super successful and super rich, why would you work for NUFC over MUFC, Newcastle is worth maybe a billion, United is worth 4…
United have probably spent double what they should have on transfer fees and more than double on wages what they should have agreed to pay to players. Its also much harder to recruit for a team that wants to be top of the league than top 6 or top 10 like Ashworths other jobs. Its also much harder to be a player in a top side.
Simon lives in the past, he hasn't realised United are a far cry from the club they once were
Simonâs analysis is quite fair; no bias. Kudos
FFS CÂŽmon, let speak about 115 charges!
There in a nutshell is the problem – itâs never been about money with Utd, it has always been about the running of the club by people that didnât have a clue what they were doing. We make enough money on our own without owner input to be successful, but if the money is spent buy idiots then you end up where we are now.
Kinda stating the obvious.
man u still wont win the prem anytime soon