Wenger didn't sign Bergkamp which adds doubt to how much fact checking was done to produce that table.
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That was always disputed, Dein i think hinted that Bergkamp was signed on Wenger's recommendation. Dein had wanted Wenger as manager after George Graham had left.
City to sign Gabriel Jesus. Some Brazilian wonderkid apparently.
Hmmm....I'm not sure it is so different. He dithers because he's not sure that the purchase represents value for money in terms of upgrading existing team members, this is just my personal opinion of course.
Was Sanchez really a "paying over the odds" deal? We signed him off the back of him having a fairly decent season at Barca, he was only moved on because they had bought a new shiny toy and told him he wouldn't be first choice. Sanchez was always a good player, even at Barca.
I do agree with you in that Wenger has utter faith/belief in the squads he manages and he believes he can get a few more gears out of his young players, that's fair enough and I have nothing against him for thinking like that. What I have a problem with is when he perseveres with players for season upon season and as part of this process moves them all over the team. The evidence points to that it is stagnating their development, especially with a lot of the young brits.
Linked with him both the summer transfer window of 2013 and winter transfer window of 2014
I more expect him to go to Juventus, but i wouldn't be massively surprised if we ended up signing him
He's got potential, but again i am worried about what happens when he decides to retire early from the game to take up ballet dancing.
How many more days of this do we have to go through before the window shuts? Seems like it's better to just ignore football for that period of time and tune in after the window closes to pick up the discussion on the implications of going into another season without a decent striker. Wenger not going to part with "his" money, unless some bargain bucket deal falls out of the sky and hits him on the head.