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26/7/2023 9:10 am  #426


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Shakey Isles Arab wrote:

+ Any word on Behich ?

Doubt he will be back given what his family are experiencing at the minute.

Gallagher on the face of it looks like a good signing.  

 

26/7/2023 11:31 am  #427


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

GFL wrote:

Gallagher dropped completely from Midden’s squad. He’ll be cup tied for us in the knockouts…

 

This wasnt the case last season, has it changed see Newman and Peterhead

 

26/7/2023 11:54 am  #428


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Arab99 wrote:

GFL wrote:

Gallagher dropped completely from Midden’s squad. He’ll be cup tied for us in the knockouts…

 

This wasnt the case last season, has it changed see Newman and Peterhead

 
Was more of a joke that we’ve nae chance of getting through to the knockouts haha


KTF
 

26/7/2023 3:13 pm  #429


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

GFL wrote:

Arab99 wrote:

GFL wrote:

Gallagher dropped completely from Midden’s squad. He’ll be cup tied for us in the knockouts…

 

This wasnt the case last season, has it changed see Newman and Peterhead

 
Was more of a joke that we’ve nae chance of getting through to the knockouts haha

 

Ah, just some lightweight scanning of the forum on my part 🤷‍♂️

 

26/7/2023 4:15 pm  #430


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Snacks94 wrote:

Gallagher signed

 
A short gap signing who should add a bit of steel and experience to Graham and the young Welsh lad.

Think that's us until.we offload a couple of our high earners from last season.

 

27/7/2023 9:50 am  #431


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

We expecting any more before the league starts?

 

27/7/2023 9:53 am  #432


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Would like to see a winger (or two) in the door. Someone who is direct with a bit of pace ideally. Would be happy to lose Middleton and/or Niskanen and replace them. Surely be on higher wages than most

 

27/7/2023 11:01 am  #433


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

100% need width / a live wire type.

I’m not sure our young guys can provide that.

 

27/7/2023 11:02 am  #434


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Didn’t think I would say this but (not inc Spartans cause I didn’t see it) McMann has been fairly decent going forward at least. Defensively he should improve but it’s an outlet going forward. If Watt knew how to defend when out on the left they’d be able to swap consistently and confuse these jobbers in this awful league.


KTF
 

27/7/2023 12:15 pm  #435


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GFL wrote:

Didn’t think I would say this but (not inc Spartans cause I didn’t see it) McMann has been fairly decent going forward at least. Defensively he should improve but it’s an outlet going forward. If Watt knew how to defend when out on the left they’d be able to swap consistently and confuse these jobbers in this awful league.

Pleased to hear that McMann is improving.  For those not there, he was absolutely bowfing going forward against Spartans and wasn't that great in the few things he had to do defensively either.

It does look as if Spartans was just one of those too early back games.  Whilst we have been very average with an obvious lack of creativity since, we do seem to now look like a team who deserve to be in the Championship!

 

27/7/2023 1:10 pm  #436


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MockChop wrote:

100% need width / a live wire type.

I’m not sure our young guys can provide that.

 
Agreed, the young lad Stuart McKinstry would be a good signing or for more experience, Ilkay Durmuz who was at St Mirren a couple of seasons ago is also free of contract.

 

29/7/2023 9:40 am  #437


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Hearts fans seem to reckon Alan Forrest is surplus to requirements there. Would be a brilliant upgrade on Niskanen if we can get him out the door.

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29/7/2023 12:41 pm  #438


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

JerryDungle wrote:

Hearts fans seem to reckon Alan Forrest is surplus to requirements there. Would be a brilliant upgrade on Niskanen if we can get him out the door.

 
Agreed but I'm sure he'll get better offers

 

29/7/2023 2:23 pm  #439


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

JerryDungle wrote:

Hearts fans seem to reckon Alan Forrest is surplus to requirements there. Would be a brilliant upgrade on Niskanen if we can get him out the door.

We need to get bodies out before we can get any more is my understanding.

 

29/7/2023 3:53 pm  #440


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Seems a pretty safe bet. With mulgrew, spaghetti and behich still on the wage bill, I think it's going to be hard to do anything else.

With no knowledge...I'd guess mulgrew has been made and offer and is playing hard ball. Brightside will be desperate to leave and still has a strong enough reputation to go back to oz and behich (although I know he has family issues) may wish to be closer to home too.

Fingers crossed. Don't fancy paying 2 imposters for a season of bench warming.

I've no hard feelings for behich but don't see any permutations where he will be happy playing in the championship


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30/7/2023 1:56 pm  #441


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Ayr apparently trying to sign Logan Chalmers

 

30/7/2023 4:59 pm  #442


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Snacks94 wrote:

Ayr apparently trying to sign Logan Chalmers

 
Let's throw in Birighitti and 20 grand, that should swing it 👍

 

03/8/2023 7:59 pm  #443


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Behich is signing for Melbourne City. No word on whether we’re getting a transfer fee or not.

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03/8/2023 10:02 pm  #444


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

JerryDungle wrote:

Behich is signing for Melbourne City. No word on whether we’re getting a transfer fee or not.

 


It'll be another Fojut situation.

Soft as fuck FC

 

03/8/2023 11:26 pm  #445


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

JerryDungle wrote:

Behich is signing for Melbourne City. No word on whether we’re getting a transfer fee or not.

Inevitable, but still a pisser. He would have torn up this division.

Hopefully we get a token fee and that complimented with Aziz's high wage being freed up will result in another signing.
 

 

04/8/2023 5:50 am  #446


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Behich was a talented player but I'm not sure the industrial nature of the 2nd tier would have suited him.
Hopefully it allows JG to bring in a robust replacement.

 

04/8/2023 7:05 am  #447


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Tek wrote:

JerryDungle wrote:

Behich is signing for Melbourne City. No word on whether we’re getting a transfer fee or not.

Inevitable, but still a pisser. He would have torn up this division.

Hopefully we get a token fee and that complimented with Aziz's high wage being freed up will result in another signing.
 

 
See I’m not so sure. I was never overly impressed with Behich in a United shirt. Great for Australia in the World Cup, but I never saw him do much for us. Had one or two games where he was a 7/8 out of 10, but also had plenty where he was a 4/5.

His man marking was lackadaisical and he cost us a lot of goals not tracking his man at the back post. He was hopeless in a back 4, which is JG’s preferred defensive structure, and was very ineffective when pushed to LW, albeit he had a lot going on at home at that point.

I think a lot of people formed their opinion on him based on what they saw in the World Cup, rather than anything he ever did for United, because on the whole I thought he was extremely underwhelming other than about 2 or 3 decent games. Don’t doubt he’d be a good player for somebody, but wasn’t suited to Scottish football at all.

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04/8/2023 9:03 am  #448


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Rocky Raccoon wrote:

JerryDungle wrote:

Behich is signing for Melbourne City. No word on whether we’re getting a transfer fee or not.

 


It'll be another Fojut situation.

Soft as fuck FC

 
Bit of a difference between the two. Behich’s mrs recently had cancer and is currently in remission then his mother in law was diagnosed. Just wants to go home and be closer to family, which is completely fine under the circumstances.


KTF
 

04/8/2023 9:11 am  #449


 

04/8/2023 9:21 am  #450


Re: Rebuilding United in the Championship

Mulgrew gone too?

Happy with this. Whether fairly or not, he was implicated in the disaster at the start of the season and the end of jack ross' tenure.

A situation we never recovered from.

Hopefully between he a behich, we save a ton of cash and can sign a couple of extra players. I'd take any position but would love a bit of creativity

Last edited by Tangy (04/8/2023 9:41 am)


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