Date: 27th July 2010 at 9:41am
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Despite the constant refrain ‘there is no value in the market’ and the newer ‘I’m happy with the current squad’ from Sir Alex Ferguson, David Gill has left the door open for more signings as he has confirmed United are willing to spend big but only on the right players.

United have been linked with a number of players this summer yet only Javier Hernandez and Chris Smalling have joined our ranks but Gill feels if the right deal arises the club will be more than happy to splash the cash,

“The money is there if we believe there is a player who can improve what we believe is a very good squad. The team has been together for a number of years and done very well. In order to improve it a player has to be of a very high quality.”

Gill added,

“We are always looking at players,” he said. “We are looking 365 days a year – it doesn’t just start when the transfer window opens. We are looking at it. We studied a lot of players at the World Cup, but we knew about a lot of them before that. Over all I think Sir Alex is very comfortable with the squad composition. That’s not to say something won’t happen, but I think it is a ‘might’, not a ‘will’.

We will see what happens over the next six weeks.”

 

4 responses to “Conflicting messages from Old Trafford as Gill weighs in”

  1. bruce thomas says:

    They’re trying to shift a few more season tickets. More lies to cover the Glazers’ asses.

  2. Chudi Onwuazor says:

    He’s been saying this for a while now so pinch of salt please!

  3. Bred Red says:

    And I thought the election was in Australia. Pollies here, like all over the world tell porkies to make sure they get into power.

    Why therefore so many porkies coming out of O.T, I hadn’t heard about an election theree.

    A good saying at these two blatant B.S statements is the ever boring same old, same old.

    Bred Red

  4. RedScot says:

    36 days and counting, tick tock.
    We are doomed if we dont get a Wesley Sneijder or
    Mesut Ozil Joking a little but would make a significant difference to our goal scoring threat from midfield.