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Owen agrees terms for Man Utd move

Submitted by Anonymous on Fri, 07/03/2009 - 17:21

Michael Owen has agreed terms to join Manchester United, reports The Sun.

The out-of-contract striker will take a 50 per cent pay cut plus huge bonuses depending on appearances and goals.

A source close to Owen confirmed: "It's incredible that one day Michael was contemplating a move to Hull and now Manchester United have come in.

"This is just the boost he needed and now he is hoping that everything can be agreed."

Following a stringent medical, the 29 year old left a South Manchester hospital just after five o'clock and was understood to be returning to United's Carrington training ground to complete the formalities of the move.

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Submitted by YouWillNeverWinAnythink (not verified) on Fri, 07/03/2009 - 23:46.

Having thoughts about how every arrseholic Liverpool mofo fans would feel if OWEN would to scores e winner for Man Utd against LFC aka Losers Football Club..Haha.. You arrsewipes will feel it for sure!!!! Haha!!!

Submitted by Man Utd 4 Life (not verified) on Fri, 07/03/2009 - 23:39.

we UNITED turn normal players into superstars..regardless if they wana leave after tat or watsoeva..till they are still in United, they are excellent..wen even those hu left united, they are still doin VERY well in e other clubs they go to..nt like hw those Liverpool players end up..Useless Liverpool spoils their careers..tell me a liverpool player hu left Liverpool & hu's doin well nw..well, give up tinkin..anw, finally OWEN came to senses & has made a good decision for his future..let's wish e best for him..

Submitted by .John Wilson (not verified) on Fri, 07/03/2009 - 21:38.

Looks like United are desperate now that Real has snatched up all of their options hehe.

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