Manchester United may be forced to pull the plug on new £7million signing Javier Hernandez if their attempts to gain a work permit for the striker fail.
United have deal in place for the highly-rated Mexico star after prising the 21-year-old from Chivas Guadalajara earlier this season and even paraded him at Old Trafford.
But the club are yet to convince the Football Association in their efforts to secure a work permit application leaving the transfer in the balance.
Javier Hernandez' £7million Manchester United deal in the balance
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Editor & Moderator at http://www.unitedrant.co.ukPosted 2 years ago #
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all sorted now... a nice new player to rot in the reserves for a year while rooney plays up font on his own
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I'm not sure, he has pace and can finish, so there's a chance he may get in to the first team
If we don't sign another striker then he's gonna have to step up
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He's a little shite as well, so another Joe Red who will get the shit kicked out of him. Besides, Owen will still start in front of him.
Is Fergal going to get another midfielder or is he going to keep collecting forwards. They are not race horses, ffs.
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we have wellbeck,diouf,berbs,hernandez,rooney,owen all playing for 1 strikers position
he wont get a look inPosted 2 years ago # -
need more time to give a proper opinion on him , but could be a good player in the future.
MANCHESTER IS MY HEAVEN- SIR MATT BUSBYPosted 2 years ago # -
Have not seen him but another young and upcoming player and no proven star signed just reinforces the belief that we have fuck all money.
tbfPosted 2 years ago # -
my little lad wanted a shirt with hernandez on, so i bought him one.....
a villareal one, cus let's face it, this me next year he will be there
LKHM
HoofingPosted 2 years ago # -
It's just another marketing ploy to break into the South American shirt sales market...
Let's all thank the Glazers for making us penniless.
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Mexico star's father quits coaching job to watch him at World Cup
Say what you want, but you can't deny the overwhelming family loyalty present in the Mexican national team. First came the outrage from the dos Santos family. It was upset over manager Javie Aguirre excluding 20-year-old Jonathan from the final World Cup squad. Jonathan is the younger brother of attacking midfield staple Giovani, who made the team. Father Zizinho threatened to have Jonathan never play for Mexico again, and Giovani hinted that he might leave the squad in South Africa in protest.
Now comes a brighter story of Mexican World Cup family loyalty, thanks to the father of Mexico forward Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez.Javier ‘Chicharo’ Hernandez has quit his job as manager of Chivas' reserve side in order to watch his son, Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez, play for Mexico in this summer's World Cup in South Africa.
Hernandez had initially asked for permission to leave for some time from the Chivas institution, but they refused and so he quit 11 days ago, according to several media outlets.
“I asked for permission to go to the World Cup, and they didn’t allow me,” Hernandez told reporters. [...]
"I had to think about it for two days with my family and kids and I made the decision to quit because I want to go to the World Cup and see my kid play. Work is secondary.”
Tremendous stuff. Being the reserve team manager of Chivas, one of Mexico's biggest and most storied clubs, is no joke. To leave a position like that to watch your son play live in a World Cup, for however many games that may be, is an awesome display of family dedication.
Hernandez said that the decision was helped by once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
"It was difficult, but in the end one is not eternal," he noted.
"Institutions remain for lives and one doesn’t. Moments from your life is what makes you take that decision. I understand the institution and that no one is above it, but one is also just here in passing."
It's refreshing to see such a level-headed view come on the heels of the dos Santos family uproar, and I can guarantee that whatever Mexico and Chicharito's outcome in South Africa may be, the elder Hernandez will never regret the decision to watch his son play in the World Cup as long as he lives.
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he'll still only play half a game for us though, then sign for villareal.....tbf
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indeed we did.. who knew
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Ed said:
nope he'll play two seasons for us then fuck off to real madridOver rated player anyway...
£7mill was very good business, but some would try to tell you he's worth a lot more... he's not.
We might as well have just kept Rossi.
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Alfonso Bedoya said:
Over rated player anyway...£7mill was very good business, but some would try to tell you he's worth a lot more... he's not.
We might as well have just kept Rossi.
He is a possible world class forward.... will score an absolute ton of goals for us should he stay a few years!
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brianofnazareth said:
He is a possible world class forward.... will score an absolute ton of goals for us should he stay a few years!No, Rooney, is a world class forward, Drogba is a world class forward, Van Percie is a world class forward... Hernandez is a very good goal poacher.
Very useful... but not a great all round player.
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what alfy means is when his speed is gone he hasnt much else to offer.. like owen
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Alfonso Bedoya said:
No, Rooney, is a world class forward, Drogba is a world class forward, Van Percie is a world class forward... Hernandez is a very good goal poacher.Very useful... but not a great all round player.
Yes but I'd rather a goal poacher.. to play with Rooney than a Van Percie type...who I don't really rate as he's to fucking "Saha'd"
Posted 1 year ago # -
outside the box he's fucking wank
now I'll wait for some cunt to bring up ruud
LKHM
hoofingPosted 1 year ago # -
the fact rooneys got the lot means hernandez aint exposed as much, but experts like me can see it clear as day
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You know feck all you have a hard on about the likes of Rooney who was shit last year and does not 'have the lot' and Gerrard who has been ordinary by his standards for about 3 years. We won the league last year off the back of the likes of Berbatov and Hernandez players you can't seem to stand.
RE: Hernandez, he is a proven international striker and all this talk about him totally lacking any ball control and been no use outside the box is pure bollocks. Of course his goal scoring will attract the plaudits but all too footballers have a certain level of control. If you watch his performances for Mexico were he doesn't play so far forward he is more involved in the play.
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Hernandez is not like Owen. He is a much better footballer than Owen was and will only get better. As Squigs says he is a proven international goalscorer and frankly, with Rooney beside/alongside him why should he try and do anything else but be around to score the goals? There is no need. He is there to provide the target either with his pace or his movement in the box when the ball is out wide.
He is a fantastic signing for the price we paid and really he will just get better and better. Forget his pace. It is his movement as we build up play that is his greatest asset. Defenders have no idea what to do with him.
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A Loyal Fan.Posted 1 year ago #
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