A quality player who can help take you to the next level, not some 30+ has been who never was.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
He was sh*at West Ham, sh*t at Liverpool, sh*t at Chelsea and is and always has been sh*t tbh.
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A quality player who can help take you to the next level, not some 30+ has been who never was.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
He was sh*at West Ham, sh*t at Liverpool, sh*t at Chelsea and is and always has been sh*t tbh.
Great player.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Not the type of player we need or want if we want to move to the next level and not stay Manc clubs and Chelseas bitches which some on here are more than happy for us to beQuote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
Yossi was a very good squad player for us this season and we wouldn't have finished ad high as we did without him. Anyone who can't see this is deluded and idiotic. Of course he shouldn't be a regular starter for us if we want to improve. Would've been nice to hold on to him as cover though.
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...-boss-hitzfeldQuote:
Switzerland manager Ottmar Hitzfeld has urged defender Johan Djourou to seek a move away from Arsenal in order to improve his chances at international level.
The 25-year-old has struggled for playing time this year after falling behind Thomas Vermaelen, Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker in the Gunners’ pecking order, and this has had an adverse effect on his international career.
Djourou was on the bench in Switzerland’s 5-3 friendly win over Germany on Saturday, as Cesena’s Steve Von Bergen started alongside ex- Arsenal centre-back Philippe Senderos in the heart of the Swiss defence.
Hitzfeld explained that this exclusion was due to lack of match practice, and encouraged Djourou to leave Arsene Wenger’s side in search of first-team football as Switzerland gear up for the start of their World Cup 2014 qualification campaign.
"For Djourou, the question arises of a transfer," Hitzfeld told RTS Sport.
"If he wants to be selected, he must have some game time in the club. This is not the case at Arsenal."
Djourou previously spent time on loan at Birmingham City in order to ensure his selection for World Cup 2008, and signed a new three-year contract extension at the Emirates Stadium in February.
Bye
Also world cup 2008 :bow:
he was a solid good squad player - every club can't have two superstars for every position like cityQuote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
your assessment comes across like that of a 5 year old. seriously.
Nothing wrong with Yossi tbf. Obviously not the type of player to springboard us to another level, but I'd rather have him available to do a job than Eboue, Bendtner, Denilson and any other shit Wenget has tried to flog in recent memory.
Not really, he's been overrated his whole career, very ordinary player in all honesty in addition he's gettng on a bit now. Arteta I can live with as a squad player but not this guy, have always thought he was sh*t, don't see why my opinion should change just because Wenger decided he fitted into our cheap as chips transfer policy tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
We've got plenty of midfielders anyway, what we need is some quality ones, we don't need Bennayoum.
I'd agree with that, however none of those players should have been anywhere near our club in reality.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars