How much will Keylor Navas be in the Fantasy

[owenclass]

There is not long to go until the transfer window is shut in Spain and it could be that Navas will be in a swap deal with De Gea

[Stemania]

Almost certainly 5.5m.

[Finisher1]

Yes, I think anything else than 5.5m would be silly.

[snakzz]

Nothing since he aint comming

[Smurphy Paw]

To expand on that, the paperwork was apparently received at one minute after the deadline. Utd say they posted it, Real say they (Utd) didn't.
It sounds like a 'dog ate my homework' type of scenario to me

[The Dazzler]

Wouldn't it be hilarious if the paperwork for Navas->United went through but the paperwork for De Gea->Real didn't?

[Smurphy Paw]

There's a little bit of me that thinks MU really want to mess with Real

[Curmudgeon]

Haven't MU explained the concept of Fergie Time to the Spanish Federation?

Perhaps a Nando's agent could help: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/fun/news/a4 ... guson.html

[wizardoffire]

bunch of clowns

[From4corners]

Haven't MU explained the concept of Fergie Time to the Spanish Federation?

Perhaps a Nando's agent could help: http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/fun/news/a4 ... guson.html

https://twitter.com/realmadrid/status/6 ... 9196376064

[murf]

Wouldn't it be hilarious if the paperwork for Navas->United went through but the paperwork for De Gea->Real didn't?

Navas paperwork wouldn't have been rushed. He can sign til the English deadline.

Do they do it??? What if the De Gea one is appealed? One club could be a keeper down? Which one????

All very amusing!

[thebillfella]

Navas was part of the deal so it needed to be sorted before last night's deadline. Utd won't want De Gea and Navas at the same time.

[Carlos Kickaball]

Yes, because then they'd have 4 keepers who would rather be playing in Spain.

[hancockjr]

Interesting though if Real think they can appeal the De Gea move successfully, but not before 6pm. Man U would not want to lose De Gea without Navas, hence this may need to go through in order to try to appeal?

[Striker]

Interesting though if Real think they can appeal the De Gea move successfully, but not before 6pm. Man U would not want to lose De Gea without Navas, hence this may need to go through in order to try to appeal?

This has got the potential for a real cock up, with one team having too many keepers and the other playing a third choice type keeper like Romero.

As long as at least one of them finishes up unhappy, that would be OK. If both are unhappy that would be even better. Imagine if Tesco had senior executives who were that incompetent - Oh hang on a mo!

[Stemania]

Apparently it's not being appealed by RM, so DDG stays and there's no Navas.

Weird how United will be left with dodgy Romero in goal and two top keepers that have no interest in being at the club in reserve. Maybe Romero will get to keep the place for a while until DDG gets his head right. I doubt van Gaal will give Valdes another chance. How can clubs of this size make a cockup that big?

[Vannie]

Apparently it's not being appealed by RM, so DDG stays and there's no Navas.

Weird how United will be left with dodgy Romero in goal and two top keepers that have no interest in being at the club in reserve. Maybe Romero will get to keep the place for a while until DDG gets his head right. I doubt van Gaal will give Valdes another chance. How can clubs of this size make a cockup that big?

the de Gea deal, signing Fellaini for more than his release clause, the cost of Martial, the price received on just about every sale - the money side of Utd's transfer dealings have become a comedy. Doesn't help when the manager is too self-obsessed to play along in the best interests of the club either

[thekitkatshuffler]

Glad I kept enough money in the bank to upgrade Romero to DDG. Only a matter of time before he's reintegrated.