On the outset, 3% may seem like a small increase, but its going to add up over the season. I only go to like 3-4 games a season so it won't feel to be a massive difference for me, but the fans who go regularly each week will feel the increase on their wallet.
As long as the money is reinvested into the squad, I'd understand. Hopefully the Ozil signing was a step in the right direction.
@GaryLineker: Tasty and busy weekend ahead. MOTD with Thierry Henry joining us, followed by SPOTY on Sunday. The tasty part starts now, with a curry.Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost of Xmas Past
Watched Henry on the Champions League coverage. He was very good tbf.
I've read that BBC, BT and Sky have been trying to tap him up now for further appearances.
@GaryLineker: “@RobbieSavage8: Shearer,lineker,Henry on @BBCMOTD who would you have had in their prime. #shearer #lineker #henry < Henry, all day long.
Henry must be little bit broke.
Apperently Barca refused to sell David Villa to us back in January, despite the offer to the club and player being good enough. Gets my hopes up for the January window
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3% more than my "pay-rise", so mega deals income due in, yet still time to thank the fans with another freeze squeeze the fans with the most expensive tickets in the EPL
Society is now one polished horde
Formed by two mighty tribes, the bores and the bored.
"After all, it was the Gunners’ goalkeeper who started the move that culminated in Thomas’ crowning glory. It was Lukic who, in injury time, decided to throw the ball out to Lee Dixon rather than lump it long..."
Wenger's 24mil 3 year deal has to be recuperated somehow, you know.
John Cross saying Sagna will sign a 2 year deal
Phew !Wenger said: “Yes, that could be decided in next two weeks. It looks positive. It would be a great boost, of course.”
The full-back , who is rated at 50-50 of being fit to play at Manchester City, believes he is worth one last big contract at Arsenal after staying loyal to the club.
Mirror Sport understands that big-spending City have tried to sign him TWICE in the past but, while other top names have left, Sagna has stayed and now wants his loyalty rewarded.
Sagna is likely to get around £70,000-a-week to stay with Arsenal showing more flexibility these days when they only used to give over-30s the maximum of a one-year extension.
Great news.
Would be great and it'd be another sign things are changing at the club.
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