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Mo's got a Stalker.
Don't call me that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Saddam H.
You're right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
The freak sent me a PM earlier as well. :sick:
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Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Pretty sure it's that Mr Singh chap.
Why you do me like this my main man?
Saddam H.
Kisses.
Oh him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Does MO give you maaad chilllsss broooo?Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Paul Smith was on Hold the Back Page last night and said that RVP would 100% be here next season (if only to see out the one year on his contract). He also said Reading 'will' go down.
What a chancer :lol:
He should stick to designing funky overpriced shirts.
Is it worth keeping RVP on for one more season, as in, let him run down his contract?
I know we'd lose out on a transfer fee (with no guarantee we'd do anything with it) and we could have an unhappy player but by the same token, we'd save what £5 million a year by not dishing out a new contract and with the possibility of having a similar season to the one just gone.
I'm asking this under no consideration of whether RVP actually wants to go or not by the way, purely about the benefit of the team/club.
It would be quite galling to lose him on a free, I know there isn't a guarantee we'd do anything with the cash but I do feel like we sell to buy, so in that case we could probably do with the cash if we want to see a replacement.
I'm not as against it as I was with Nasri though. I think he was more valuable because he was younger and also it was pretty clear from the start he was haggling for a move and had no interest in sticking around. We had to get rid ASAP.
RVP is older, the captain and far more mature than Nasri. I think he'd be quite professional about it and still put in the performances. You never know, he could even decide to sign a new deal next summer if we have a good season.
I know the point was about what the club would do and not about van persie, but I think van persie will definitely sign a new deal or leave. He knows how injury prone he is. Half a season on the sidelines and his chance for a big contract is gone. His stock will never be higher than it is now.
Why not do what we did with Henry, get him to sign a new contract on the proviso he can leave the following year if he still wants to.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-and-wife.htmlQuote:
ROBIN VAN PERSIE has been advised to stay at Arsenal — by his MUM.
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Manchester City lead the chase for the Gunners skipper.
But mother Jose said: “Arsenal love him and that’s a great incentive to stay. Arsenal are a fantastic club.
“They have no debts and Robin is idolised there.”
Spanish giants Barcelona and Italian champions Juventus also want to sign Arsenal’s double Footballer of the Year.
RVP opened negotiations with Arsene Wenger and chief executive Ivan Gazidis in London last week.
The Gunners are offering him a new £130,000-a-week deal, plus a £5million re-signing bonus to enhance his position as the club’s highest-paid player.
Van Persie’s wife Bouchra added: “Arsenal showed faith in Robin when he was going through a lean time, so we should not repay them by thinking about other clubs.
“Our home life and our children are happy in London.”
RVP would do well to listen to the 2 most important women in his life
They can fuck off and die tbh. Footie is finished if that ever happens. Anyway, his mum and his missus have spoken so that's the end of it if he knows what's good for him.Quote:
Manchester City lead the chase for the Gunners skipper.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...m-Arsenal.htmlQuote:
ROBIN VAN PERSIE admits Juventus are a great team but is refusing to discuss his future.
The Arsenal striker’s contract is up at the end of next season with the Italian champions and Manchester City ready to offer him a lucrative move away from the Emirates.
But the Dutchman is refusing to shed any light on whether he will pen a new deal with the Gunners and is instead focusing on Holland's Euro 2012 campaign.
Van Persie, 28, said: “My future? I have agreed with Arsenal not to discuss it.
“I can only talk of my intention to play in the Euros and win it and then continue to win in the Champions League.
“Juventus? They are a great team, for sure.”
Van Persie netted twice in Holland's 6-0 drubbing of Northern Ireland on Saturday.
Hes gone
Our future is very much tied to him whether or not he stays or doesnt because until we get a decision our hands are tied as to who we can bring in
Which is why it should be sorted asap
Wenger, Gazidis, PHW and whoever needs to get in contact with the **** and give him a deadline
It needs to be sorted but wont till after the Euros which is when we are going to have to wait for till we bring in anyone
He's going to break down. I can sense it. I don't want it to happen because it doesn't help us either way but he'll get fucked in the euros.
He's not had an injury for over a year and a half, so seems to be over that. Of course given how he had to play almost every game last season due to lack of striking options could result in a long term injury I suppose, like what happened to Wilshere.
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Originally Posted by Syn
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Orbinho @Orbinho
Since Jan 1 2011, only three outfield players (Hangeland, Walters & Jarivs - all 56) have played more PL games than RVP (55).
Robinho :bow:
I don't think so, he's not doing any of the recklessly stupid stuff he used to. He's probably wearing Bale's magical strips too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
RVP's injuries were mostly impact injuries.
If he had muscle strains and tears, I could see him breaking down again. The fact that they are impact injuries makes me feel his injury issues are behind him.
We all knew that it if we didn't sort it out right after the season had ended that we'd probably be looking at this situation. Just have to patient now because there won't because nothing will happen until the tournament is over. In fact, we could all be waiting until deadline day of the transfer window. The power is with the player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
I'm not itching to find out tbh. I've assumes he's off and podolskins will be playing the no.9 role for us next season. A secondary striker will be brought in but not of super quality. If RVP stays then it'll be a welcome surprise.
gone for sureQuote:
“I can only talk of my intention to play in the Euros and win it and then continue to win in the Champions League.
He's keeping his options open. I personally think he's waiting for Barca or Real to come calling. If he has a decent Euros one of those two will pick him up, I've no doubts about that. What I hope we are doing is making the necessary plans to replace him and strengthen weak areas of the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoshGooner
Make no mistake, we lose him and our attack is no better than Liverpool's. We absolutely cannot afford to have another summer like last year.
This should have been tied up weeks ago. Who gives a fuck anymore whether he stays - I dont.Every season we have this pantomime which is why we never win anything. Do Man Utd or Chelsea ever have issues with players with one year left on their contract. Never. They either sign them up or get rid of them. Wenger should have given him a deadline (as he claimed to have done ie pre the Euros) or told him to piss off.
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Originally Posted by selassie
Oui oui.Quote:
Originally Posted by jelgoon
Nowt will happen until the Euros are over. Can't be arsed worrying about this for the time being.
Come this friday, fuck all things Arsenal tbh
All about the Euros
I'm past caring anymore.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...No-rush-on-RVP
Looks like he is definitely gone. I do not see why they would 'hold back' news that RVP is staying!
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Similarly I don't know how you hold back news of him going if another club is involved.
Well obviously they wouldn't but as Maccy says how could they hold back news if he were definitely going? It would leak out and be all over the papers.Quote:
Originally Posted by fakeyank
IMO he's not made a decision yet although my feeling is he'll probably go. Personally I think we should keep him even if he doesn't sign a new contract. He was a major part of us qualifying for the CL and if he does so again then 2 years of CL money is worth almost as much money as we'd get for him, if not more.
May be part of the deal of him going to another club is to keep mum about it till it finally comes out. Arsenal fans are looking for ANY positives and him resigning for us is a huge lift for the club and I do not see the 'ppl concerned' losing the opportunity to get some goodwill around the club.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
If he hasnt made up his mind, he will very soon after the Euros and for the love of any living life, I hope we sign players that he will look around and say "I can win something with this lot".
I'd find that extremely unlikely; if we did that for RVP (ask another club to keep quiet), presumably we'd have done it for other players yet we always know in advance where our players go. I take Letters' view that he hasn't decided either way. It wouldn't make any sense for him to decide now if it's true it is dependant on who we sign (I imagine before pre-season training starts).Quote:
Originally Posted by fakeyank
I find the whole thing odd though. Players are more likely to come if they know RVP will be here but obviously less so with that doubt there. If he only stays for players that arrive then he can't really love the club like he said after the WBA game. In a sense though, I am glad he will be an Arsenal player, if only by name, during the Euros.