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like i said the other day all down to man u
Here's hoping Amad has a half decent preseason training then and Man Utd send him back
Yep. Been saying a while now I think he will be back here. Not till later in the window, but he isnt ready to be in a title chasing side, which had to be their aim on day 1.
Hope he’s ****e and they give him to us for nowt
If man u don't want to sell him and want him to progress with loan then option has to be safc. They will not want another rangers loan which could go tits up and set him back again. Man u know he will play week in week out with us and progress even more. Also if we go up they will definitely know they will have option to sell to us. But the biggest plus he fooking loves Sunderland football club. Bring him home kld.
Doesn't change much, really. It was always United's decision where they think is best for his development. They might give a small consideration to the player's preference but at the end of the day if they want him getting Prem / European experience that's what he'll get.
Still, nice to read he wants to come back and shines a good light on the club for future loans.
Can I play devils advocate here and suggest it would be good to see how our lads cope without Amad. ( getting my tin hat out the cupboard now)
Don't think he's ready for Man utd first team yet, another loan would make more sense 
Says a lot about us mind, whether he comes back or not, he could take his pick of europa league level clubs but would rather be here, we’re a totally different proposition these days it’s ****ing brilliant
Bassa Nacho, just had a coughing fit and drowned my laptop in coffee man ffs.
The Premier League will never resist Saudi Arabia, just as they didn't resist Abhu Dhabi.
These two employ large, expensive legal teams. The Premier League don't and can't afford to. In any case, the executives running it are venal, borderline amateur, and are solely concerned with staying in the jobs they have for as long as they can.
He'll not be back here next season, so we'll have no choice! He's good enough for the Premier League, so I think Utd will want him playing there.
Mind, if he isn't better than Antony, I should be watching the Curling.
Looking forward to the ‘Here we go, Amad back to Sunderland’ tweet from Fabs.
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