"Are you disrespectin' me? Are you, Wenger, disrespectin' me bro?"
"Little bit"
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"Are you disrespectin' me? Are you, Wenger, disrespectin' me bro?"
"Little bit"
If we don't sign someone this January I'm going to kill someone.
Preferably someone I met on the internet.
I can make some suggestions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fist of Lehmann
He's grown so defensive and arrogant that he just spouts his patronising drivel these days without any consideration of the effects it might have on the fans.
But then again, I'd probably do the same if I had a blind legion of mongs still chanting my name at matches and still holding up banners in full support; all this while I haven't delivered shitte in 7 years, systematically stripped them of the priviledge of watching world class players season after season, and subject them to eye bleeding torture of watching utter dross a la Gervinho and Ramsey match day after match day.
Lord Wenger :bow:
That is embarrassing. How is he still in a job?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joker
PM me :good:Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
Maybe their transfer window slams shut. Little bit permanently.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...ive-at-Arsenal
This is what annoys me more. We don't expect a Messi type signings and promosing is fine as long as he's ready to help our season now and not have to go on loan to first. Also, the unknown players he has signed have all been given a fair crack of the whip with the fans but have turned into such duds that he won't even but them on the bench. He's out of touch with the fans and shouldn't make such statements.Quote:
Boss Arsene Wenger says fans will be desperate for big names to arrive at Arsenal
....Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is feeling the burden of appeasing fans by bringing in big names to help boost the club's hunt for silverware.
The Gunners have been linked with a £10m bid for Atletico Madrid striker Adrian Lopez, along with Crystal Palace starlet Wilfried Zaha and Schalke midfielder Lewis Holtby.
And with doubts still surrounding the future of Theo Walcott, the club will be keen to keep their loyal supporters on board and get involved in the January transfer window.
"It is very difficult because the level of expectation is very high - people want to see Lionel Messi come in, they don't want to see a promising guy," said Wenger ahead of their FA Cup visit to Swansea on Sunday.
"First of all the name gives hope. When a guy has no name people are already sceptical, so it's much more difficult for us."
Swansea look to have picked up the Premier League's bargain of the season £2m striker Michu, signed by manager Michael Laudrup from Rayo Vallecano.
With the Spaniard scoring both goals in the 2-0 win at Arsenal on 1 December, Wenger admitted the 26-year-old had not been high on the watchlist of the club's scouting network - now under more scrutiny to unearth a hidden gem.
"Sometimes when you are on a big club your scouts are a bit more cautious because they think 'oh, it is Arsenal it has to be a top four player', so naturally they are looking less at players who play at smaller clubs," the Frenchman added.
"You are always scared that he is a player who does not do well, the scouts are looked at as responsible. The competition is higher on scouting front, that is for sure.
"The country where we were really, really competitive was France, but now they produce less players than they did 10 or 15 years ago at the top, top level.
"The emerging countries now to produce players look to be Germany and Spain, who have many good young players."
they are still paying part of his wages for 18months...Quote:
Originally Posted by Wiltord's Winter Wonderland
Actual news:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/20905628
:byebye:
When he comes back he'll be like a new signing :d