It would be better to keep Cesc, get a proper manager in and make some signings to repair the damage Wenger has done over many years. But that would require spending some of the money clawed in from scalping the fans - so yes, it looks like the only other option is to sell our best players and tumble down the league.Originally Posted by Joker
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Bojan is shit so no thanks.Arsenal and Liverpool are considering a bid for Barcelona's unwanted 20-year-old striker Bojan.
Full story: Daily Mail
Arsenal's Emmanuel Eboue, 28, has emerged as a QPR transfer target after the Gunners signalled they are willing to listen to offers for the utility player.
Full story: Metro
Eboue can go though
Yup Bojan is sh*t.
Eboue can take his tiger soon with him.
Has the T window actually Openend.
Officially it opens 1st July
However that doesnt stop us buying players. It just becomes official on that date
I'm afraid that you are professing a knowledge of what happens in AW's head that you don't have. Do you really think that the manager sold Greedy because of the views of Arsenal fans?
And before you go believing ecerything the manager says, how about this from the player?
So the manager didn't want to go, the player didn't want to go, but he left anyway?Mirror: 28 February 2010
Manchester City striker Emmanuel Adebayor knows his return to the Emirates will be "hell" but claims he never wanted to leave Arsenal.
Adebayor, who spent three-and-a-half years in North London before a summer move to Eastlands, caused controversy when he faced his former team for the first time in September, running the entire length of the pitch to celebrate a goal in front of the Arsenal fans. The Togo international was also found guilty of violent conduct after an incident involving former team-mate Robin van Persie and the 26-year-old will be in for a torrid reception on his return to his old stomping ground on April 24.
"It will be 90 minutes of hell," he told French television channel Canal Plus. "The fans will boo me, insult me, because, until now, they haven't understood why I left. I'm the bad guy."
He added: "I shouldn't have done that (the celebration) but we are all human. I made a mistake, but who doesn't?"
Adebayor's departure to City was shrouded in mystery with reports of dressing room bust-ups, while Gunners boss Arsene Wenger has always maintained the forward was offloaded after he asked to leave.
However, the former Monaco attacker insists that is all nonsense.
"Arsene Wenger can never say that I wanted to leave," added Adebayor. "It was because Arsene didn't want me anymore.
"If Arsene has a big heart we can go on a TV show to have a debate and he will never say I told him I wanted to leave the club.
"He'll never say that. He knows it full well. I respect him enormously, and he knows that, but the most annoying thing about the whole story is when people say I wanted to leave for the money. If I had really wanted to, I would have left two years ago for the money and gone to Milan or Barcelona."
"I read that it was me who was the troublemaker in the changing room. That's unbelievable. If one player can say that I, Emmanuel Adebayor, spoke badly to anyone in the changing rooms then I'd honestly like to know who it is. It has never happened in my life."
To me its clear that the player was unsettled, but where a player has a long time left on his contract it is generally the manager who makes the decision. AW decided to cash in, and in hindsight it looks like a clever move.
Putting the laughter back into manslaughter
@MarcoSilva11 says Gervinho has rejected Newcastle and will be announced as an Arsenal player on Wednesday.
The domestic transfer window opened the week after the last game of the season. Nothing stopping us from signing players from the EPL.
Dont believe anything i read on Twitter tbh
Well whats posted on here from Twitter that is.
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