No chance of RvP going to those scumbags.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
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No chance of RvP going to those scumbags.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Read the whole Article it don't tell you shit. just Lazy Jurno's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
I bet you £10,000 that he does and the money goes to charityQuote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
I almost swerved off the road reading that insulting bet on my iPad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Not too sure where this story would go but wanted to get the most people reading it/adding their thoughts.....
Is this guy a tool.....a whore in the a big mold than either Nasri or Ade could ever hope to fit in......
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...anchester-moveQuote:
Hazard confirms Manchester move
Belgian ace keeps City and United fans guessing
I mean what a dick.....maybe the rules in place prevent from saying the exact name but if this in not a simple case of STFU, I don't know what is.....to be honest my money is on Citeh as he would fit right in with the other cocks that make up that club......
Yeh, I reckon it's citeh too.
He's going for the money.
this is a video of kagawa of dortmund being asked about his mvoement in the summer
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jp6odsjY2AY&NR=17:43
check out about 17.45 and he seems to be asked where he will go and one of his mates says "ask arsene wenger" this is interesting
Make it happen, Vinger.
Although I'm fairly sure he is United bound.
Its in German can't here him say that.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
true i think so too but why would they say wengers name? so out of the blue that means surely there is something there. no smoke without fire etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
in another on pitch interview, apparently klopp whsipered to him when asked about his futre something like "shame wenger not watching tonight"
from these two interview/quotes and the way kagawa reacted to wengers name in the video above i wouldnt be surprised if we got him. we stole ramsay from under uniteds nose. lets do it again
It's so weird how - with some other clubs in Europe - it's very easy for players to be so open about joining other clubs. Think about Hazard at Lille or Kagawa's teammates here; their fans almost accept that that's the way it is. Although Podolski seemed to be less keen to reveal that he was moving to us at the end of the season.
Anyway - this Kagawa guy - he's supposed to be the mutt's nuts. I can think of quite a few clubs that would be interested in signing a goalscoring attacking-mid so, like M'Vila, we'll be priced out. £10-12m is our limit. This guy will go for a lot more considering the hype around him.
yes and no. sometimes a club means more to someone then money, wenger has good japanese links so that helps us here and he seems to have a good relationship with dortmund and klopp so that could work in our favour that htey allow a shit offer to be accepted.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
Where does he say Ask Wenger its in German can't hear that at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
No players these days its all about the money football does not have Loyalty anymore tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
he doesnt, a team mate does and he smiles and winks at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
And neither do clubs, if the money is right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
Kagawa is reportedly available for that much because he's out of contract next year, plus he doesn't have the same profile as other attacking midfielders out there at the moment, so he'd be a wise purchase for a club like us who go after value for money signings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
Brilliant tekkers from what I remember seeing from Dortmund in the CL group stage. Looks like an Arsenal player already.
Must admit although the commentators rated Kagawa when they played us wasn't really impressed, would be more interested in that German maestro that played.
I get the impression we'll be trying to do a lot more selling than buying this summer. We've really got a lot of dross to get rid of, the problem we're going to have is takers IMHO.
If we don't sign Bastian Schweinsteiger this time around I'll eat my own shit again.
Arsenal signing Schweinsteiger. :lol:
Only on Football Manager.
Podolski, Mertesacker and Arteta were Football Manager signings tbf.
If we don't sign Phil Jones, NQ will eat his own shit again.
By "again" I obviously meant for the first time ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
ByeQuote:
Striker Robin van Persie could be forced to see out the remaining year on his contract at Arsenal if he turns down a new deal.
Full story: the Sun
Van Persie's agent allegedly held discussions with Juventus over a four-year deal worth £6m a season ahead of the striker's contract talks with Arsenal.
Full story: Metro
Manchester United, Arsenal and Newcastle are chasing French defender Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa 22, from Montpellier.
Full story: talkSPORT
Arsenal, Tottenham and QPR have been put on red alert after Italian legend Alessandro Del Piero, 37, revealed he would love the chance to play in England following his release from Juventus.
Full story: talkSPORT
Bye again
Who?
Del Piero :bow: Old fucker now but can still produce the goods
I can see Del Piero being on the Elite Football Development Executive Ambassador Crew on the behest of Noel Gallagher at Citeh.
£6m a season is less than what is reportedly on offer from us though.
Anyway, there's nothing stopping him signing a new contract then being sold in a years time.
Henry did the very same thing.
Then it comes down to whether hes happy taking the money with us or challenging for trophies with JuveQuote:
Originally Posted by Jeebus
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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Ollie's micro-journalism :bow:
Hope youre right mate!
Eisfeld :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...Fergie-meetingQuote:
Borussia Dortmund star Shinji Kagawa has met with Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson amid speculation linking him with an Old Trafford move.
Kagawa, who has a year remaining on his contract with the Bundesliga champions, has stalled over signing a new deal, saying he wants to 'think hard' before making a decision over his future.
The Red Devils appear to be frontrunners for his signature after the Japan international met with Ferguson for talks in Manchester this week, and he claims the United boss had good things to say about him.
The 23-year-old forward said: "It was good that I was able to meet him in person and talk."
Good words
Ferguson 'had some good words', the player added when asked about the meeting, without disclosing what they discussed.
The United manager had watched him score in Dortmund's 5-2 German Cup final victory over Bayern Munich in Berlin on Saturday.
Kagawa, who netted 17 goals for Dortmund this season to help them secure a second consecutive title, has been linked to other high-profile clubs including Arsenal, Chelsea and AC Milan.
"I want to think hard before making my decision," he added. "I want to choose a team where I can take on challenges."
Well thats that.
Juve have pulled out of the running for RVP as they want Cavani
Road is clear for City
Doesn't sound like he has decided.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner
No bigger challenge than trying to stay fit and win something with us. Sounds like he's on his way (unless he is lying and just wants the most money)Quote:
"I want to choose a team where I can take on challenges."
Wenget needs to move now.
It would massively lower my opinion of him if he went there. I don't think he will, I think he's got more sense than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Nah mate. This guy clearly prefers Bender.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...ture-next-weekQuote:
Arsenal target Yann M’Vila has confirmed that he will make a decision on his future following Rennes' final game of the season against Dijon on Sunday.
Reports last week had suggested that the north London club had agreed a fee for the France international.
However, M’Vila has announced he intends to make a decision on where his future lies once the French domestic campaign comes to a conclusion this weekend.
"I'll make my decision after the game against Dijon [on Sunday]," M’Vila told RMC.
Although reluctant to hint at where his future may lie, M’Vila has conceded he is open to a move away from his native France.
He continued: "It is true that I would like to improve my game and for that, I have to look elsewhere. Why not in a foreign country?"
M’Vila has reportedly been a long-term target of Arsene Wenger’s and it is expected that the Gunners boss will have to smash the club’s record transfer fee, currently at £15 million for Russian midfielder Andrey Arshavin, to secure the 21-year-old’s signature.
M’Vila has been an ever-present for fifth-placed Rennes this season, making 36 appearances as well as captaining the side for the first time.
He's ours tbf.
Yann the man. :bow:
If we sign Vertonghen, we will have two Yann/Jans.
Need to bring Koller out of retirement tbh.
We have three Tommys, two Lukes and two Alexs. We used to have a shitload of Emmanuels.
Seems like a Wenget policy, to go with intelligent and super quality.