Will look a bargain in 2-3 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by NGog Is Boss
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Will look a bargain in 2-3 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by NGog Is Boss
Or he will be found in the bargain basement section.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boss
More of a dull ache.Quote:
Originally Posted by Toronto Gooner
He's Kenny's project so I'll give him the benefit of the doubt. I'd rather spend over the odds than settle for the countless mid-priced crap we've bought over the years.
Yeah should do because he is a good striker (if trying) and I'm sure whoever buys him would actually play him in the right position and not shoved out on the rightQuote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
£16m isn't wildly optimistic. I think a team would have to come up with an attractive offer for Arsenal to consider it. Bendtner is a proven internatonal goalscorer, proven goalscorer in one of the most competative leagues in the world and in the Champions League too.
If Adebayor is worth £25m, Carroll worth £35m, Gomez worth €30m and Dzeko worth £32m, then Bendtner is easily worth between £10-20m. Note all worths should be in inverted commas...
Apparently €10m is the price we've put on Bendtner. Fucking ridiculous. He's a bargain at that price, if you don't play him as a winger, that is. Scored goals in the EPL as third choice, in the CL and has World Cup experience at the age of 23. Sure, he's got a didgy first touch and he's an egotistical bellend but we could get a lot more than €10m ffs.
Indeed but maybe Wenger's really lost it and really does think he's a wingerQuote:
Originally Posted by Kaiser
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/st...madrid?cc=4716Quote:
Atletico Madrid striker Sergio Aguero has revealed that he wants to leave the club and has asked the Rojiblancos to consider offers for him.
Aguero, 22, has been one of Atletico's star performers since moving to the Vicente Calderon from Independiente in 2006 but has now expressed his desire to leave the club after five seasons.
The Argentina frontman spent an hour and a half at the club's stadium on Monday meeting the cub's hierarchy, before leaving without addressing the waiting media.
Aguero, who has scored 74 La Liga goals in five seasons at Atletico, then revealed on Twitter and his official website that that he has asked the club to consider offers.
"I said long ago that when I wanted to go, I would say publicly. And the time has come," Aguero said on his official website. "So I keep my word and here I am. I find it hard to leave Atletico. It hurts and saddens me."
In a lengthy statement on his official website, Aguero revealed that Atletico were aware that he would want to leave in June when he signed his last contract and he insisted he wants to leave the club for sporting not economic reasons.
"I've thought long and hard and I am convinced that I must be true to myself," Aguero said. "I do not think I put a ceiling on the ability to keep learning, to keep growing. After five intense years, this stage for me personally is over and I have to give way to a new one.
"I'm about to turn 23 and I have everything before me. Suffice it to say that this is not an economic issue but strictly a sporting one. So I want to clearly express my appreciation to the club for the efforts they have made for giving me a salary that equates with the largest clubs in the world.
"I want to say also that this decision has been maturing for some time. The issue was discussed and agreed with Atletico last year when I was renewing my contract. I wanted to sign as a way to give back to the club for all the support they have given me. Had I not done so, they might not have received any more for my transfer.
"I received then a promise that the club would not stand in my way if I wanted to leave this summer. Therefore, in line with that commitment and my decision, I have asked them to listen to any offers they receive for me from different clubs.''
The forward also praised Atletico's supporters, adding: "For the fans, my eternal gratitude. I'm not trying to be original or say the politically correct. I'd rather say what I feel, beyond all other considerations because I know that the only way they will understand is if I do from my heart. That was the way I felt when I have talked all these years, with sincere love and affection. You are already part of my identity."
Won't be us obviously but will be interesting to see where he goes and for how much he goes for.
If Citeh are in for him, they could have a very potent attacking lineup next year.
Parker is over rated. he was in Chelsea and couldn't get a game. he was one a king in the city of blind players (west ham).As arsenal we can do better with other players than a Parker. I will take Obi, Cattermole, Y'Mvila, Bender of PSG over Parker anyway. The media just want us to sign British, and if I were Wenger will sign Hangerland, Samba over Cahil or Jagielka. The only problem will be the referees that were bent on relegating Arsenal FC due to lack of English players.
@Boss, Aguero wants to move to Real, Maradona has apparently advised him that this is the move to make and he is also Mourinho's No.1 target, which is strange, given how he likes big powerful strikers like Adebayor, Drogba and Milito (and even possibly McCarthy or Derlei from what I remember). Maybe that could free Benzema or Higuain to leave?