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Hoilett? M'Vila? Kalou? Nzonzi?
Wtf?
Has there been a worse 4 links to us in history?
Wenger :lol:
Not 4, but chasing Chamakh for a year was pretty embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Quite possibly and with a little help from our beloved rag rag media we have massively pre judged this guy. . .but who can blame us (and now is not the time to come across as all sweet and innocent in the pre judging of players)Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
It could be a slight case of jealousy and hope that he was coming to us but the guy has used the media, to their glee, to stoke up interest for himself in a slightly unprofessionall (translated 'dick like') way. . .it is clear he is a massive prima donna (translated 'dick') and although obviously talented would cause problems with the chemistry of the team, as we do not need another all for me kind of player at the club.
Btw the last part is purely based on my own opinion, he may be a really nice guy, first to buy a round and all that but. . .
Hazard you mean? Yeah, he's a fucking humongous shit dick. Bet a lot of crap has been hyped by the media but you still need some shit to make the stink. Guy sounds like a whore in the Cashley, Ade, Na$ri, Nick Clegg category.
Nick Clegg. . .playa's playa. . , :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
I would rather have him than not if he is really the shit that he is hyped as.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
No need to take this high ground when we dont have a very talented outfit.
Forget hazard.
Him and his agent are looking for wages of £200k a week, minimum.
Move on.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...leaves-Arsenal
Bye boys thanks for it all :wave:
Bye Bye and thanks II
who is Ljajic? - to be honest I suppose it doesn't really matter if he is the one being used as a makeweightQuote:
Fiorentina Make Arsenal Swap Offer That’s Almost Too Good to Be True
Emirates Stadium striker targeted as part of Serie A exchange offer.
Fiorentina want to swap young playmaker Adem Ljajic for Arsenal outcast Marouane Chamakh.
According to reports in Italy, Fiorentina’s chief scout Eduardo Macia has identified the Morocco international as the man to reinvigorate the club’s forward line.
And he is hoping to tempt Arsenal into letting him leave if the Gunners get Ljajic, 20, in return.
The Serbian almost joined Manchester United in 2009 but the proposed deal fell through – and he eventually joined Fiorentina from Partizan in 2010.
But his career has never really taken off in Italy and he was recently punched by then manager Delio Rossi, which earned him the sack.
Ljajic is expected to leave this summer and now Macia is hoping his departure could land them Chamakh.
If this deal is offered to Arsene Wenger then there seems no good reason why he wouldn’t gleefully accept it. Marouane Chamakh has been a huge disappointment since his free transfer arrival from Bordeaux and the idea that he could be used to bring in a player, who although still yet to fulfill his potential, who many sides must be interested in.
Adem Ljajic is yet to turn 21 and perhaps his youthful petulance was to blame for the behaviour he exhibited prior to be punched by former Fiorentina boss Delio Rossi, no doubt the Serbian international regrets his part in the incident but this source believes his time at the Artemio Franchi appears to be at an end.
The youngster has over 50 appearances in Italy’s top flight to his name as well as half a dozen international caps so is clearly a player capable of performing at the highest levels and perhaps the type of player Wenger feels he can polish into the finished article.
Ljajic is an adaptable attacker who can play in an advanced central midfield role, out on the flank or as a second striker. The former Partizan Belgrade man would surely jump at the chance of a new start in the Premier League and in particular at a club that is renowned for it’s willingness to trust to youth.