HEINZE SOLD to our MAJOR RIVALS - WHY WHY!?Premiership Manchester United by U3656165 22 August 2007 I don't understand what the board/SAF is thinking. There's a link on the BBC saying that we've just sold Gabby Heinze to Real Madrid - someone tell me this isn't true, it's BBC though so I'm thinking it is. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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pajo027 (U8301269) posted Aug 23, 2007 heinze was a class player but he nvr did seem 2 recover after his injury! if he wanted 2 leav den let him go, no point in keepin a player hu has no loyalty 2 d club!
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cobboldr (U8217832) posted Aug 23, 2007 It wasn't Man U's choice. He was one of my favourite players too but Heinze wanted to leave. That just left where to. SAF had every right to stop him going to Liverpool and thank god as he's still a quality player. Chances are we're not even going to meet Real this year and we got alot more money for him so good business I say.
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Jaguar1979 (U4410874) posted Aug 23, 2007 Lickle Keckle
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3Ghighburyforever (U9294337) posted Aug 23, 2007 Good player who just wanted a change. Not allowing him to go to Liverpool is a bit childish , sorry.If the shoe was on the other foot , there wouldnt be all that fuss.
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jamesosborne17 (U5991593) posted Aug 23, 2007 comment by 3Ghighburyforever
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Usualsuspects (U9477313) posted Aug 23, 2007 Fergie wanted tevez and thats okay but when Liverpool want one of their players computer says no!!!
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DevilishEskamo (U8352839) posted Aug 23, 2007 Any genius who believes that sending him to Liverpool rather than Real Madrid needs to take a long hard look at the situation they are in, i.e. they shouldn't be wearing a man utd shirt and should consider moving to Merseyside.
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tarff26 (U1747956) posted Aug 23, 2007 usualsuspects
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liverpoolfcarebest (U9188565) posted Aug 23, 2007 we offered the release clause in his contract so surely they cnt reject it and he wnted to come to us but man u know we wud be a threat if we strengthened our defence ever more even though it is already the best in the premiership!!!
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AlistairClarke (U1992420) posted Aug 24, 2007 Yet another example of childish bickering in football. Why is it that most sports can maintain a vaguely professional demeanor but football apparently cannot? Managers bitch and whine, issue personal attacks and make endless excuses. Some of them really need to grow up. Comment on this article
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