Jadon Sancho (loan)

[Brazilian Villain]

UNITED STARS CHOOSE VILLA

[kippaxvilla2]

The Man United BBC at it again.

Both Sancho and Elliott are now at Villa to complete medicals and the formalities of their loan moves.
United sources say Aston Villa will pay 80% of Sancho's wages, while there are easily achievable bonuses which should bring the total up to 100%.

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Never impressed me when I have seen him play, which was usually for England admittedly.

[Demitri_C]

The Man United BBC at it again.

Both Sancho and Elliott are now at Villa to complete medicals and the formalities of their loan moves.
United sources say Aston Villa will pay 80% of Sancho's wages, while there are easily achievable bonuses which should bring the total up to 100%.

Thats unbelievable what a idiotic deal. Almost 100% of his wages. Feck me

[aj2k77]

Wonder what the wages are.

Massive and we'll be picking them all up.

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The Man United BBC at it again.

Both Sancho and Elliott are now at Villa to complete medicals and the formalities of their loan moves.
United sources say Aston Villa will pay 80% of Sancho's wages, while there are easily achievable bonuses which should bring the total up to 100%.

Thats unbelievable what a idiotic deal. Almost 100% of his wages. Feck me

You'd presume those bonuses are comparable with the rest of the squad for reaching a level such as the Champions League.

If he qualifies for said bonus then he will have had to have played a part and been well worth the money.

[cdbearsfan]

It depends what the bonuses are. If we only pay them if he plays at least thirty games, scores at least fifteen goals, annoys Smirker by providing at least fifteen assists, helps us qualify for the Champions League and win three trophies, and has Harvey Elliot photograph him giving Emiliano Martinez a massive kick up the arse, it will be well worth the extra 20%.

[aj2k77]

Apparently on £200k+ per week. Over £10m to loan him then.

[danno]

Wonder what the wages are.

Massive and we'll be picking them all up.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4z1egxlv5o

Chelsea did not pay a loan fee for the player and covered just half of his reported £300,000-a-week wages.

[kippaxvilla2]

Man United float this shit to the press to make themselves look better in negotiations.  We won't be paying anywhere near his full wage. 

[john e]

One of my most hated sayings on here is ‘ there’s a player in there somewhere’

However I’m unconvinced with Sancho I feel there were better options for the Big wages were paying but there’s a player in there somewhere

[Demitri_C]

The Man United BBC at it again.

Both Sancho and Elliott are now at Villa to complete medicals and the formalities of their loan moves.
United sources say Aston Villa will pay 80% of Sancho's wages, while there are easily achievable bonuses which should bring the total up to 100%.

Thats unbelievable what a idiotic deal. Almost 100% of his wages. Feck me

You'd presume those bonuses are comparable with the rest of the squad for reaching a level such as the Champions League.

If he qualifies for said bonus then he will have had to have played a part and been well worth the money.

If he gets us Cl then you are correct would have been worth it. But i cannot for the life of me seeing us anywhere near the top 4 with signings like linedelof and sancho.  Think its better to focus on europa this year

[Villatillidie25]

Wonder what the wages are.

Massive and we'll be picking them all up.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4z1egxlv5o

Chelsea did not pay a loan fee for the player and covered just half of his reported £300,000-a-week wages.

They did negate that by paying £5m not to buy him though…

[Somniloquism]

Grealish would have given the entire club, including the dressing room, a lift when we badly needed it. It's not even about the assists. Everton were so bad v Leeds, like way worse than even us v Brentford. He starts the next day and gives every other player around him a lift from his first touch. He has a presence about him. He's like the player Sancho think he is, if you separate heart, courage etc

It's an act of self sabotage not to have brought him back and instead piss away money on this clown.

He hadn't "left" Everton players several seasons earlier. We have seen this week that our players don't seem to like players who seem to be abandoning them.

But I was mainly picking up that Moyes is given him freedom of play AND telling other players to make runs when he has the ball and he is not in a rigid style of play like under Pep. Which managers style do you think Emery is closer too?

[Somniloquism]

Wonder what the wages are.

Massive and we'll be picking them all up.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cr4z1egxlv5o

Chelsea did not pay a loan fee for the player and covered just half of his reported £300,000-a-week wages.

They had an option to buy which they paid £6mil to not do. So I suspect maths might be about the same in the end.