you're not. Jack is the best and most important british player :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
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you're not. Jack is the best and most important british player :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
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ARSENE WENGER will have one last chance to keep Theo Walcott at Arsenal over the next two weeks.
The England star will sit down with the Gunners again during the next fortnight to try to thrash out a long-term deal.
SunSport can reveal there have been NO actual negotiations over the past two months despite reports suggesting talks were ongoing.
Walcott and his advisers have been holding off new negotiations, though Arsenal have invited them for a new round of talks.
A top club source said: “Talks will happen over the next couple of weeks, though the exact timing is not finalised. Nothing is expected before the FA Cup game at Swansea.”
Chelsea and Manchester City are favourites to land the England superstar — if he decides to leave.
Our source added: “One thing’s clear, Theo will not go anywhere in January.”
If that were to happen it would be against the player’s wishes and those of boss Wenger.
Walcott WANTS to stay.
Wenger heaped praise on Walcott following his hat-trick against Newcastle and repeatedly said he will NOT let the striker leave in January.
The England star wants £95,000 a week and Arsenal are not budging from their £75,000 offer.
It is believed Walcott would meet Arsenal halfway but they would have to make an increase in their original offer if the striker is to stay on.
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...#ixzz2GdVtpjbX
Yup. And Jack was happy to sign.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Theo and his agent won't even discuss terms with the club. Tells you all you need to know.
theo is easily replaceable, he is a very good player and can finish well, but so can many others and so can be replaced. (provided we spend money)Quote:
Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm
however Jack isnt replacebale at all. there is something special about him, you cant replace the passion, the desire he has for Arsenal. you cant replace that, he has grown up with Arsenal and that makes him more special. his footballing skills are unbelieable, hes only 21 and is only going to get better. its very easy to forget he is only 21, his performances make him seem like he is a 25/26 year old at the top of their game but it is his love for us, his never say die attiude, his willingness to do anything to help us win, that makes him irreplaceable. proof of this, is his signing a new deal very quickly because he wanted to stay. that you cant replace, someone who plays well but fucks around with a new offer, can be replaced
Apparently he's been telling people to call him Theorry :rolleyes:
i do not see the sense in happily waving goodbye to a player who is essential to the team we have at the moment, as he also was last season. isn't that how we have sunken into this mess, by letting our most productive players leave and having to find replacements that will settle in straight away and be cheap enough for wenger's tight wallet? think about those that have come and gone from wide positions over the years and how they have performed in comparison. right now i couldn't care less what his personal thoughts are for his own career, only for the fact that without him we'd be in even more shite than we are. he's doing his job, long may that continue and the only way we will build anything worthwhile in the prem again is if we build around the key components of our team. theo is that now and we need him.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
There's this paranoia over "player power" which means some fans are happy to see players leave as long as it shows that the club are "in charge" and players can't dictate terms.
Had a shocker, in a game where no one in the team came close to scoring and yet he walks away with an assist.
Easily replaceable my arse. If we're unable to keep him, we're certainly unable to afford a replacement who produces as much from wide or central positions right now, especially english, or under 25.
The same people saying that shit are probably the same ones who said the likes of Ashley Young, Lennon or Bendtner are better players.
I agree, I don't understand how people can be so flippant when saying he's replacable.