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Yeah...Norwich. :lol: The tests will keep on getting tougher.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC Leveller
I'm hoping with Theo and Pod coming back we'll see more penetration and movement in the box but I don't think we need Giroud to help them get goals when they have Cazorla, Ramsey, Wilshere, Ozil and Rosicky as the creative players. He needs to be more clinical because he had great chances against City he failed to take. But I see you're point.
It was 32m before he signed a new contract, could imagine its much higher now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grebbo
Its a story from back in early november, dno why its being brought up now. I saw an italian paper report it and next day sports direct news borrowed the story back in 2nd/3rd of november.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blink 1nce Quince 2wice
Don't we have a striker called Campbell, or is he gone? Or did he ever get here? There's also a bloke called Sanogo we apparently signed and I think he even played for us once. Anyone know if these players figure in the plan at all, or were they just here on paid holiday?
Joel Campbell is doing pretty well at Olympiakos. 13 games 5 goals/8 assists in the league, he got a couple of games in the chl aswell for them. Sadly i think he'll end up like Carlos Vela, never really getting the chance here and ending up in a top club in another country.
It was reportedly £20m before he signed a new contract, now it's £32m.Quote:
Originally Posted by JonasTC
surely there can be no harm in resigning Henry on loan again? he's better then bendtner for sure and if you give him the ball in the box, he will score.
and hes Thierry Henry
edit: before i get called delusional again, i mean, if we aren't going to sign a top class striker, it just gives us another option and allows us to rotate a touch more.
We need a top quality long term addition, not a sticking plaster.
I doubt Henry would even qualify as sticking plaster at this point :lol:
There's no harm in getting Henry but there is no point either.