Or a good working relationship where he offers one of his clients first choice at good players on his books (they don't have to move if the deal isn't right)?Definitely no bias in your assertion, as a Man Utd fan, that there's nothing dodgy about an agent who just so happens to have four clients at Man Utd...which includes the bloke who happens to manage the team. You know, you selects players to be signed. Nope, that doesn't look shonky at all. Absolutely not.
Football agents are like people with offshore accounts: what makes them top agents isn't being good at their job, it's being good at staying ahead of the authorities so they don't get caught. However, when one agent keeps having his clients join clubs managed by another one of his clients, that's genuinely not being good at their job as that's where conflicts of interest come into play.
Do you think the CIA shot Kennedy?
Was the Twin towers a blue on blue attack?

