Winter Transfer Speculation and Shit.

[GP]

Sign him up!

[Marc Overmars]

Must get of all must gets.

[Munchies]

Moyes will probably offer them Kagawa in exchange plus some money on top, but if we bid the clause, its down to him choosing Wenger/Ozil/BFG/Pods/Rosicky or Moyes ...

Imagine Reus and Lewandowski in Jan

[GP]

Moyes will probably offer them Kagawa in exchange plus some money on top, but if we bid the clause, its down to him choosing Wenger/Ozil/BFG/Pods/Rosicky or Moyes ...

Imagine Reus and Lewandowski in Jan

Moyes doesn't need him, he has Anderson and Jones...

[milla]

It would be hard to move Reus from Dortmund. Dortmund is his boyhood club (he is still a fan), unless we offer him a lot of money etc he won't come here. I could see Ozil/BFG/Pods/Rosicky factor would influence him but not that much IMO. As for ManU? small chance IMO. If he would care about his football career, he would stay away from Citeh, Chelsea, Monaco, PSG etc.

[Syn]

Reckon Dortmund won't get the release clause for him. Will go for £15-20m rather than £30m.

[milla]

Reckon Dortmund won't get the release clause for him. Will go for £15-20m rather than £30m.

£15 mil is what they paid to Mönchengladbach. They will get at least £30 million IMO, Reus is as good if not better than Gotze.

[Penguin]

In explaining his dynamic style of play, Reus reveals that: "My idol was always Tomas Rosicky [who played at Dortmund for five years before joining Arsenal in 2006]. He used to be phenomenal. He had such a good eye for an opening and knew where his team-mates were, and he was so quick. Rosicky had great technique and was so intelligent and mature even though he was still young at Dortmund. I copied everything about him – right down to his sweatbands. He was so unlucky he had bad injuries at Arsenal because, otherwise, he would be one of the world's best players."

Has Reus seen much of Jack Wilshere? The young German nods vigorously and his eyes open wide. "A perfect player," he says. Reus leans forward, across the table, and switches to conspiratorial English. "Boy, he's fucking good," he says of Wilshere. "He's so quick and skillful with the ball at his feet."

Put old man Tomas in charge of the negotiations

[selassie]

Borussia Dortmund have confirmed Germany international Marco Reus does have a release clause in his contract.

Dortmund executive Hans-Joachim Watzke has acknowledged there is a clause in Reus' contract, with reports putting the figure in the region of €35million (£29.4m).

http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...n-his-contract

That's pocket money for a player of his ability, we would be crazy not to try and make a push for him.

He's a brilliant player IMO, could play out wide or even as a Central Striker in our system.

[milla]

That's pocket money for a player of his ability, we would be crazy not to try and make a push for him.

He's a brilliant player IMO, could play out wide or even as a Central Striker in our system.

Yeah, he could play anywhere up front in our system, brilliant player. We will stick with Bendtner and Mr Postman though.