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Originally Posted by cricketsi
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Originally Posted by cricketsi
Not entirely clear on your cause for amusement, Syn?
It was funny because it was true.Quote:
Originally Posted by cricketsi
The irony is that anyone who doesn't viciously criticise and abuse Wenger, the board and select players are accused of being incapable of listening to even the slightest criticism of them and their methods.Quote:
Originally Posted by Joker
You (and others) seem to think everything is black and white.
It's not.
Agree Splinter, hence I wrote "I would request that people start realising that there an infinite number of shades of grey and virtually no (if any) shades of black and white when it comes to discussing the pros and cons of Arsenal's footballing policies. "Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
we've signed alvarez and gervinho apparently according to the ITK guy on twitter.
he's got everything else spot on in the transfer window so far.
apparently our deals are gonna be announced on july 1st.
if so well done wenger, now time to strengthen the defense.
Winger-tastic.
Guess this means we're sticking with 4-3-3 then.
July the 1st :bow:Quote:
Originally Posted by She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
yay
More run of the mill players and not the quality we need.
If its true of course
Depends what Barca can find down the back of their couch tbh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fist of Lehmann
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Originally Posted by Ach
This is based on the fact you have watched them throughout their careers, yes?
I thought so.
We don't know that, they're the right age and have been successful in their own leagues, there've been as many big names that have flopped as succeeded over here so as long as they ain't kids we should at least have some hope.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Have absolutely no idea who this Alvarez is. Has he been capped for Argentina before?
Could his signing mean Nasri has decided to fuck off?
Gervinho ive seen for club and country. Nothing special. Wont stand out for us. No better than Arshavin or Theo or other players we have that can play on the wing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Never heard of the pub teamer from Argentina
@Ach's comment RE: Samba is better than Cahill
I suppose thats totally debatable. Samba is definatley better in the air and better looking like a mean fucker thats for sure.
Players better than the shite we've been linked with! As for who, well thats not my job to figure out but I will say that to think there are no other alternatives available than the average we've been linked with is ridiculous.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
I believe we have the cash to drop at least 25 Mil on one player alone along with other reinforcements.
its debatable whether the 25 mil bracket are willing to come.......lets just wait and see.......running out of energy to keep up.....just having fun reading/listening to all the stories
That's another problem with Wenger for me, always wants to sign relative nobodies to save money and uncover the next gem.....something he's not done for years.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ach
Just wish he would go out and sign some more proven players that everyone knows what to expect from.
Like I said before he's got another thing coming if he thinks nobodies are going to calm the fans down.
proven players need to be found for the defence that is obvious, the names that have been mentioned I would welcome
we have players who know where the goal is but there were times when the mental aspect of our attcking game just melted away, this too needs to be addressed........we need proven ability and the ability to hunker down and get a job done, whether that is score the goal needed to kill off a game or to protect a lead.......one thing that was missing was leadership, we need players that have that, we need to fill our team with captains
Excerpts from a quote in an interview from SOFOOT.com curtousy of younggunsQuote:
Cesc has admitted that leaving London was no longer a priority: "I just found a great place to eat tapas. Of course, at home they are good, but why should I leave? This place is a find. I recently discovered that when I was in London I had one wish was to be with me now when I am home I want to be in London. You know the saying that goes "the grass is greener ..." ? I thought like that. Now I'm done with Barcelona. "
http://t.co/ZYnrOn5
We should offer him a new contract whilst the iron is hot.
Hleb's career?Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Vela
I know he had one before he left our gaff.
What was that you were saying Zimm?Quote:
Lille have refused an offer from Arsenal for Ivory Coast forward Gervinho, demanding the Gunners increase their bid.
Gervinho is keen to move to the Premier League and initial discussions have been positive, but Arsenal will have to improve their bid should they wish to convince Lille to sell.
Sources in France suggest that the French champions were unhappy with the amount put on the table by Arsene Wenger’s side and dismissed the bid out of hand, telling Arsenal in no uncertain terms that they rate their 24-year-old star in a higher price bracket.
M'eh.
He had an disturbingly enormous forehead anyway.
:pal: the guy on twitter who said we signed himQuote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
Twitter :lol:
whats the source for that?Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
Sure, I think it's tedious when posters comment on other posters posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by cricketsi
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Originally Posted by ItsMe
that jack wilshere bloke was shit wasnt he? :rolleyes:
Who did we sign him from?Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
luton i thinkQuote:
Originally Posted by Ach
He was 9 years old!
Big :pal: for you thenQuote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
dont care, Zimm was saying how wenger hasnt produced any gems for a while. the future of english football appeared this season, coached by none other then wengerQuote:
Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory
http://www.insidefutbol.com/2011/06/...rvinho/44348/?Quote:
Originally Posted by She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
Also, sky sports repeating the stuff I got from twitter.
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...03856,00.html?
twitter :bow:Quote:
Yeovil Town manager Terry Skiverton says his Twitter followers should take credit for the signing of striker Kieran Agard.
Skiverton approached fans on the social networking site and asked them to send him suggestions on possible targets.
"A few people are calling it the first 'twansfer'," he told BBC Somerset.
"I'll be retweeting the ones that came up with the name Kieran Agard. There's a couple of people who had mentioned him, so they'll be taking the credit."
Agard joined the Glovers on Wednesday on a one-year deal following his release from Everton.
And Skiverton says giving the supporters an opportunity to get involved in scouting for new talent has been a positive process.
"The help from the supporters has been magnificent," he said.
"What I didn't realise was other supporters from other clubs had jumped on the bandwagon. I've had supporters from Liverpool, Man Utd, Tottenham, Arsenal, Chelsea and Championship clubs like Cardiff, all telling me about their best youngsters and players are available on loan.
"The supporters sometimes feel left behind but in this case they've been asked for their opinion.
"I'm trying to do it a different way by giving them a bit of interest and it's been excellent."
Quick, someone tell him about Denilson whilst he still thinks listening to twitter is a good idea.
I said he hadn't signed any :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
We've signed Alvarez according to twitter.
Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini claims Arsenal have beaten him to the signature of Ricardo Alvarez.
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,195...003856,00.html
Yay