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Get realQuote:
Originally Posted by I am invisible
http://www.danish-institute.com/Imag...rrebrod-hi.jpg
Looks like a jumble sale :haha:
Their dogs are great.
The bitches aren't bad either ##
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lol, her neck is as wide as her head!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
But not as wide as you! :penguin:
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Originally Posted by Penguin
Good observation. Wouldn't have noticed otherwise.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeebus
At the risk of ridicule, ATM I would bet my house on Wenger making no major signing this January. he will risk it, and he will be found out.
It's looking like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by IBK
Which is very worrying, we can all see the team needs a bit of a boost.
All depends on whether he can get someone tied up on the last day of the window.
He won't be out to pay a premium mid-month.
Expect a few bids on 31st Jan, or whenever the fuck the window closes.
Yeah, most of our recent signings have been opportunistic it seems. Cazorla and Monreal from cash-strapped Malaga. Ozil at the death after Real had brought in Isco/Bale and needed to recoup some cash.
Hope Liverpool go bankrupt on the 30th. :pray:
So we can buy Cissokho on the cheap.
SSN say Hull have signed Jelavic and have also agreed a fee to sign Shane Long. Not great news for Danny Graham really.
Spurs is selling Holtby back to Schalke. It is up to Wenger to Commence project Draxler now. :d
From glory glory :lol:Quote:
Chain of events:
1) Timmeh wants to stamp his mark and start tearing down AVB's work
2) Timmeh has a hard-on for Carroll
3) Timmeh sells Holtby to Schalke
4) Schalke have a replacement for Draxler
5) Arsenal buy Draxler
It will be Bale-Ozil all over again, just because Timmeh is being vindictive.
http://www.nairaland.com/attachments...83609810781737Quote:
Originally Posted by Sterling Archer
Catpoo might be off as well :lol:
If only Everton could implode with such regularity and drama as Spurs.
Everton are probably the most resilient team in the league. Years under Moyes and they are still here. Sorry, but I don't think they'll be crumbling any time soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coutinho Is Boss
http://www.statsbomb.com/2014/01/mid...pping-arsenal/
Here's a pretty good report on Draxler, Greizmann and a few others we've been linked with :)
What does that even mean though, resilient in what sense, they never get top 4 and won't this season either in all likelyness. Thought they were very overrated under Moyes, Martinez is doing a decent job though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Draxler it is then :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by JonasTC
Resilient:Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
Able to become strong, healthy, or successful again after something bad happens like being managed by David Moyes.
Able to return to an original shape after being pulled, stretched, pressed, bent, or penetrated up the anus repeatedly by David Moyes.
Given that 4th place should be more than attainable this year with the current squad, based on the first half of the season, we won't be buying anyone. We only buy mid season if that position looks under threat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeebus
Shame really. Another striker could take the burden off Giroud a bit and help cement top spot. However, apparently there is currently no one in the entire world who could improve our squad.
Nobody in this window (by nobody I mean somebody like Sanogo).
What a waste of wages Park and Sanogo have been of course.
You mad bro. Prime examples of "Top Top quality" they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
How are they successful, they've won jack sh*t in years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Martinez has been here half a season and they're not in the top 4 at the moment and most likely won't be at the end of the season, Moyes got them into the top 4, they were still sh*t though and not successful
It's logical to sign a striker to give us some options, I can see Wenger signing noone though, he's been known to be stubborn and not do the logical thing when required.Quote:
Originally Posted by -Xs-
We're being linked with Sebastian Giovinco, according to his agent we have asked about his situation in Juventus. I dont see it happening, why he would go from not really playing at Juventus, to not really playing at Arsenal.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...raxler-3022668Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
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Yeah I thought it was a strange link too. I can't see why we would want the smallest player in Serie A, good player though he may be, who wouldn't get in ahead of several midfielders we have and would be the most unideal forward you could possibly name.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...s-Stadium.html
It'd be a bloody fucking shame if we are not able to agree terms with one of the best and most consistent player for Arsenal in the last 5-6 seasons. Give him the additional 10-20K or an extra year. We need his experience and Jenkinson can only get better learning from someone like Sagna. I do not understand the shit that goes on at Arsenal sometimes...
Now he's out until march with a ruptured tendon...Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologisthttp://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...raxler-3022668Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
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No he isn't.
He is injured and due back in Feb. That shouldn't stop us from signing him though. He would be perfect for our CF role IMO, perfect RVP's replacement IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
The Germans can get him fit for Feb, if our medical team get their hands on him he'll miss the World Cup.
That's not a bad thing for us, keep him under the radar plus a good summer rest. It is not like he will play in Brazil anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dein-machine