Is there any place for Guti

kmart6 · 17-06-2003 11:42pm #1

With David Beckham joining Madrid surely Guti will have to move on and find a new club.He hardly gets to play anyway so i cant see him stayin

flav0rflav · 18-06-2003 9:25am

He's already said he been moving if Beckham arrived. Was he not in the MU deal?

p.pete · 18-06-2003 9:29am

Don't think he is in the MU deal but there must be a few English clubs interested in him - can't see him moving to another club in Spain - so probably Italy.

ciano · 18-06-2003 9:31am

Guti is a class. Hes far better than Beckham in my opinion, but he does maybe need to leave to get first team football. But leaving Real would be a very tough decision I'd say.

p.pete · 18-06-2003 10:04am

You could be right, it's a decision Steve Mcca should have made a long time ago - Guess it's a great club to be involved with and hard to leave.

tHE vAGGABOND · 18-06-2003 11:29am

Steve Mc gets 100 grand a week.. (he was a free remember)

why would he leave

He is on a bosman next year and will venture back to england and get another big wage..

p.pete · 18-06-2003 11:45am

I meant that he should leave for footballing reasons - I'm pretty sure that he won't go to England next season. He is enjoying the culture and the lifestyle (and of course the money). His wife has a good career that will last longer than his and would be screwed if they moved to England. He won't get anything near that money from his next club, least of all in England.

Bateman · 18-06-2003 12:13pm

>He hardly gets to play anyway so i cant see him stayin

He was one of the starting 11 in Del Bosque's consistem starting team this season. Del Bosque says "we always find a way to fit in a great player", and he will. You know what Madrid are like. They will probably change their formation to a 262 to accomodate all their attackers! On a more serious note though, Figo has to bite the dust. He's crap. He hasn't done anything this season apart from miss a penalty in the Del Alpi.

p.pete · 18-06-2003 12:19pm

I thought Figo worked his ass off in the last two or three games I saw him. I don't think they should keep him either though. I get the impression that he's a bit lazy unless the game is really, really important to him.

p.pete · 18-06-2003 12:29pm

Originally posted by tHE vAGGABOND
He is on a bosman next year and will venture back to england and get another big wage..

Apparently I spoke too soon, he's in negotiations with Kev Keegan, maybe he will play in England again.

Is there any place for Guti

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