Matheus Cunha

[eyupmeduck]

Hes a fantastic player, hes got Dicanio levels of potential lunacy though too.

Honestly he'd be a great signing and maybe one we would target if we have to sell MGW but I'd probably prefer their Norwegian striker and Nouri if we were going to try and get more Wolves players.

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[Rzar]

Wolves have had their best run of results all season during his recent ban, think that speaks volumes (admittedly against some pretty poor teams!)

Well they would be sat on just 3 points without his goals prior to those games so I don't think it speaks that much.

 

[Harry1982]

Well they would be sat on just 3 points without his goals prior to those games so I don't think it speaks that much.

Sounds like people are just jumping on the red card bandwagon. If we get him his gonna be a replacement for someone going, elanga, MGW or callum, it does say his primarily a centre forward but don't see him played as a lonely striker much for wolves. Could we use him and gibbs white as 2 attacking mids and no primary striker?

 

[Captain Sinister]

I think Cunha will become the "new Mo Salah".
Bugger the red card, and bugger the knocking off of a spectacle wearer's spectacles.
Just sign him on a 9-year deal, paying £350k per week.
We have AMBITION!

 

[Project Zeus]

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[Apollo11]

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You'd think he be a bit more ambitious than going from a team in 15th to a team in 14th.

 

[Listen 'ere young man]

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A match made in heaven I'd say.

 

[Erik]

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He'd be a good fit for them because he's used to keeping teams at the bottom out of the Championship.

 

[Danga]

You'd think he be a bit more ambitious than going from a team in 15th to a team in 14th.

The thing is mate, and I have seen this type of comment a lot, United are still a bigger draw to 90% of players out there there the majority of the league. Like it or not, they still have the status of being Manchester United, pulling in crowds of over 70k and being known world wide and the cherry on top will be they will pay you absolute top dollar as well.

I don't think Ratcliffe plans on United hovering around the relegation spots again next season.

 

[Professor Wolfgang Schnell BSc. PhD.]

Nobody plans to be hovering around the relegation spots.

 

[Apollo11]

The thing is mate, and I have seen this type of comment a lot, United are still a bigger draw to 90% of players out there there the majority of the league. Like it or not, they still have the status of being Manchester United, pulling in crowds of over 70k and being known world wide and the cherry on top will be they will pay you absolute top dollar as well.

I don't think Ratcliffe plans on United hovering around the relegation spots again next season.

If I'm honest my comment was always tongue in cheek, can't speak for the others you've heard it from obviously.

United are massive and pay good wages, they'll eventually get out of their hole although I can't see it being any time soon so for the moment I am taking great pleasure in their demise and putting the boot in.

 

[Statto]

A match made in heaven I'd say.

I'd say so. Are they trying to assemble more rats than Birmingham?

 

[alabamared]

The thing is mate, and I have seen this type of comment a lot, United are still a bigger draw to 90% of players out there there the majority of the league. Like it or not, they still have the status of being Manchester United, pulling in crowds of over 70k and being known world wide and the cherry on top will be they will pay you absolute top dollar as well.

I don't think Ratcliffe plans on United hovering around the relegation spots again next season.

The thing is right now the the whole set up at OT is completely toxic and until they sort that out they will get nowhere and it will continue to be a graveyard for decent players.

 

[Ashley]

The thing is right now the the whole set up at OT is completely toxic and until they sort that out they will get nowhere and it will continue to be a graveyard for decent players.

Agreed. Them spending a fortune on players is nothing new, and whilst I am sure they won't be as bad next season they are going to continue to be mediocre whilst Ratcliffe and co are running the ship.

 

[Red Ray's Redlist]

If I'm honest my comment was always tongue in cheek, can't speak for the others you've heard it from obviously.

United are massive and pay good wages, they'll eventually get out of their hole although I can't see it being any time soon so for the moment I am taking great pleasure in their demise and putting the boot in.

He'd be a great player for the Scum U, though I'm not convinced he's the hard running type Amorim needs.

But they need to reset their wage base and there's no way he goes there for less than what they currently pay. So probably a bad move.

 

[GOBIAS]

United are supposedly after cunha and osimhen. I think they’d be brilliant for them, it seems a no brainer. But can they afford them without offloading a load of expensively accumulated shite?

 

[Frank Clark’s Tash]

If it means less competition for Delap, then that's great as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Strummer]

United are supposedly after cunha and osimhen. I think they’d be brilliant for them, it seems a no brainer. But can they afford them without offloading a load of expensively accumulated shite?

They haven’t got the proverbial pot to piss in, if you believe old „Brexit Jim“?

They’re going to have to find some mug to buy chaff like Antony, and Frank Spencer in the goal, before they can go all last-of-the-big-spenders again.

 

[GOBIAS]

If it means less competition for Delap, then that's great as far as I'm concerned.

They apparently want him as well. It wouldn’t be like United to have a scattergun approach to recruitment again

 

[GOBIAS]

They haven’t got the proverbial pot to piss in, if you believe old „Brexit Jim“?

They’re going to have to find some mug to buy chaff like Antony, and Frank Spencer in the goal, before they can go all last-of-the-big-spenders again.

This is what I’m thinking. Although we know PSR doesn’t exist when United want to spend money. They’ll probably just get another Covid exemption

 

[Captain Sinister]

Haven’t Forest a possible PSR issue?
I’m not sure when the new measurement system will be implemented.
And I’m unclear as to how the calculation works.
However, I assume it means Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, & Arsenal will always be in compliance.

 

[Master Yates]

They haven’t got the proverbial pot to piss in, if you believe old „Brexit Jim“?

They’re going to have to find some mug to buy chaff like Antony, and Frank Spencer in the goal, before they can go all last-of-the-big-spenders again.

Ratcliffe is probably working on the theory that the taxpayer will pay for them


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[GOBIAS]

Haven’t Forest a possible PSR issue?
I’m not sure when the new measurement system will be implemented.
And I’m unclear as to how the calculation works.
However, I assume it means Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, & Arsenal will always be in compliance.

I’m not clued up about it like some on here. But surely not. We barely spent any money last summer in relative terms. We spent next to nowt in January. There was money to burn on a striker which didn’t happen.

 

[Captain Sinister]

I’m not clued up about it like some on here. But surely not. We barely spent any money last summer in relative terms. We spent next to nowt in January. There was money to burn on a striker which didn’t happen.

I think the rules are changing though from 3-years allowed losses to squad cost as a % of turnover.
As I posted, and despite checking the internet, I don't know when and what the impact on Forest will be.

 

[Frank Clark’s Tash]

I think the rules are changing though from 3-years allowed losses to squad cost as a % of turnover.
As I posted, and despite checking the internet, I don't know when and what the impact on Forest will be.

It'll probably be whenever the authorities retrospectively decide. Or at least with zero notice, if the PSR debacle is anything to go by.