Marcus Rashford - signed on loan

[PeterWithe]

Wasn't Rogers 'sitter' deflected over the bar?

[OCD]

Goalkeeper pushed it over the bar.

[eamonn]

Rashford’s dream of playing for Barcelona remains alive, but the landscape has shifted. According to Spanish outlet Sport, Barcelona are now prioritising a move for Liverpool’s Luis Díaz. The Colombian winger, who has been in impressive form for the Reds, is reportedly eager to join the La Liga side, with his father revealing that Díaz was a boyhood Barcelona fan.

If Barcelona succeed in signing Díaz, it would effectively rule out any move for Rashford.

He ain't been in impressive form, his chested winner against Wulfs was his first goal in ages. And as for the "boyhood Barcelona fan", sure weren't we all?! FFS, it's not like Robbie Keane pretending to have supported every club he ever played for...

[Hookeysmith]

Rashford has a great goal record against this lot.
I would rest / drop Rogers for Asensio and bring him on at the 60min mark - same for Ramsay

[AV84]

I think that if we've agreed a price, then that's the price we'd pay, regardless of what anyone else wanted to pay. However, that's only if he wants to come, if he then wanted to go to another club they'd have to negotiate their own price with ManU at that point.

I know. My point, or my rambling thought, was that if they've agreed a fee with us, and then we don't want him, they can hardly say to Barca we want 75mil for him. Especially if Man U really want rid of him. It seems like they're not in a great position, negotiation wise, come the summer if we don't buy him.

[GordonCowansisthegreatest]

What's to stop us buying him, upping the price and selling him on?

[Chris Smith]

What's to stop us buying him, upping the price and selling him on?

The player not wanting to hinder a move to his preferred club.

[edgysatsuma89]

What's to stop us buying him, upping the price and selling him on?

The player not wanting to hinder a move to his preferred club.

Yeah, it would make no sense for him.

[AV84]

What's to stop us buying him, upping the price and selling him on?

I think there might be a rule about that? Or maybe its loans?

[aldridgeboy]

Is there a call back option for him? I know he's  the most unpopular player with their manager, but if they get a really bad run of injuries, can they call him back?

[Brazilian Villain]

Is there a call back option for him? I know he's  the most unpopular player with their manager, but if they get a really bad run of injuries, can they call him back?

Too late, he's already blocked Amorim's number.

[LeeB]

What's to stop us buying him, upping the price and selling him on?

The player not wanting to hinder a move to his preferred club.

Yeah, it would make no sense for him.

Unless Man Utd were asking for £70m or something from Barca which they wouldn't pay, and we offered to buy him at our price and take £50m.

It wouldn't happen like that anyway, and is probably illegal now but hypothetically that could be a situation that was in the interests of the buying club and the player.

[Smirker]

Did alright again today.

[brontebilly]

Did alright again today.

Seriously? The difference Ramsey made when he came on was unbelievable

[Olneythelonely]

Did alright again today.

Seriously? The difference Ramsey made when he came on was unbelievable

I agree with Smirker, he did alright again.