Not sure about this again. Maybe a few years ago I'd have agreed whoelheartedly, but, of late, a bit of Wengeritis seems to have bitten that old khunt faced bastard a la Welshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gervinho's Forehead
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Not sure about this again. Maybe a few years ago I'd have agreed whoelheartedly, but, of late, a bit of Wengeritis seems to have bitten that old khunt faced bastard a la Welshit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gervinho's Forehead
He's a bench player at Utd and I'm not even sure he'd get the money he's after. Like he'll shift Rooney or RvC from the striker's role? Or even Welbeck or Hernadez. Not a prayer. RvC he's not and never will be. If he wants out he'll have to go to city or the chavs to get his cash. If he actually wants to play he'll have to go to Liverpool. Doubt the Utd fans would want him there either. Nobody outside Arsenal is convinced by Walcott and that's the main reason he's still here, because his realistic options are limited and nobody (mostly nobody) is fooled by the hype surrounding him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Merry Chrizimas
If the opportunity to play for United arises, it's a bit of a no brainer form his point of view to take it.
Spot on says it all when loads are pining for him to stay.Quote:
Originally Posted by JoshGooner
Spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Noel_Quinn
http://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-ne...al-star-187273Quote:
Juventus are lining up a £90,000-a-week deal to persuade Theo Walcott to join them in January.
Arsenal fear they may have to cash-in on Walcott next month following his refusal to sign a new deal at the club.
Although Arsene Wenger insists he will not sell the England international in January, he has gone back on his word before, after claiming he would not sell both Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri in the same window.
He buckled under the pressure with interest from Barcelona and Manchester City and sold the pair - and following Robin Van Persie's exit to Manchester United this summer, another big name star is set to leave the Emirates.
Walcott has refused to commit the club beyond his current terms and United are keen as well - but Juve want him too.
The Serie A side lost out to United for Van Persie but are ready to beat them this time, with a deal around £90,000-a-week, and a guaranteed place up front, in the offing.
Walcott will be available for as little as £8m next month as this is the final time Arsenal would be able to command a fee.
Bye.
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz2EysFcOXFQuote:
CHELSEA have emerged as shock favourites to land Theo Walcott from Arsenal.
Blues boss Rafa Benitez is confident of getting his man as the £15million-rated winger would not have to uproot from London.
Liverpool are long-term admirers and both Manchester clubs are keen.
But Chelsea have sent a scout to watch Walcott — and plan to use him as a more central attacker, a role the England man craves.
Interim boss Benitez will have cash to spend in next month’s transfer window.
He rates Walcott’s lightning pace as a huge asset as he looks to land a player to support Fernando Torres.
The forward, 23, has refused to sign a new £80,000-a-week contract at Arsenal — and can leave for nothing next summer when his current deal runs out.
The Gunners know they could still raise around £15m for the player by selling him in January.
Walcott is likely to try to wait until the summer before moving.
As a free agent he could command a signing-on fee of around £3m plus £90,000-a-week wages.
Chelsea are set to offload striker Daniel Sturridge to Liverpool next month leaving a spot in the squad, which they would like to fill immediately.
But the Blues are so keen on Walcott that they will press on to land the England star even if they have to wait until next summer.
Bye.
Yeah he's gone. He has no reason to stay. A shame but he will go with our best wishes unlike ****s such as RVC and ****esc