Super Super Quality Transfer Speculation & Shit

Exactly.

If Newcastle do get that for him from any club then we need to get Mike Ashley and co in for next summer when we sell our 2 star players from this season.

£35m for shite like Carroll and £20m+ for decent shite like Cabaye is awesome

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Originally Posted by Jeebus

Rumours now are that we've offered 21m euros, rising to 24m for yohan cabaye :haha:

Even if it were true that would be a seriously retarded move, we could get much better for that kind of money.

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21 million euros is about 15 million in real money i believe.

My point being, we played Wilshire in far too many games due to a lack of alternatives. We will now over-use Carzola because we will not be sufficiently replacing those who have left.

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Originally Posted by jelgoon

Come on. Wilshire got injured. Why should Carzola. Your post doesnt make any sense at all

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Originally Posted by ItsMe

I'm honestly not too bothered if Theo leaves, he's had long enough to make himself a first team regular and to prove he has what it takes. What does bother me is how we get ourselves into these situations every summer, it looked like it was going to be different this year but after signing three we've slowly been selling off our first teamers, why haven't we signed a couple more, it just seems it's not a big deal to the management or club...if Wenger wants to build a team maybe he should make sure we're adequately covered after selling 1st teamers.

There hasn't been any proper planning at this club since we moved to the new stadium, we let our top players go without a club who is going to take their place.

Wenger said it last summer to be honest when he said if we lose Cesc and Nasri we can't be considered a big club and he's right, everyone wants to jump ship these days, this is hurting the reputation of this club and our status in world football, as some have said in reality we're nothing but a feeder club and we don't really seem bothered about it.

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Perhaps we don't "let" ourselves get into these situations, perhaps it is policy. Whatever, it always works out well for the greediest parties, the ****ish board and the ****ish players. The shower of maggots letting the club down, week after week, year after year. Walcott is a good buy, sensible lad, feet on the ground. Eh no - he's a ****, like the rest of them. Greedy greedy ****, 100K a week FFS - for a **** who can scarcely kick a ball. Apparently the ****s in the England team are on that money so Walnut deserves the same. That would be the bunch of ****s who haven't even sniffed glory since 1966 I suppose? In anything - even respectable behaviour. Just put them all on a cruise liner, torpedo it and machine gun the life rafts. Then start again with a bunch of kids who love the game, and ride it out and enjoy it for a few years before they turn into ****s too. Walcott, 100K. You have to laugh, it's just so brash, brazen, outrageous.

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Originally Posted by Charlie the Gooner

No he has not well not Officially some rummor on twitter and someone from the times says so.

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Point is, he hasn't honoured his existing contract yet and he's sniffing around for more cash without doing a single fucking thing to warrant it. He should be snapping that contract up and thanking his lucky stars he made it (as in got a big contract without having to perform) in the game because I'm bloody well sure plenty a lot better than him didn't. He's a **** for not following Wenger around with a pen. Walcott rejects £3.5 mill a year, it's insane.

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Originally Posted by GB.

Is it too early for us to cash in on Carzola?

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Yes - you need to leave at least 6 weeks so the "we had no choice" argument can gather steam.

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Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn

Yes - you need to leave at least 6 weeks so the "we had no choice" argument can gather steam.

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:lol:

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Originally Posted by jelgoon

Whats worrying is that if he does leave as seems likely we are going to be portrayed in the media as a club in a state of collapse.

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Why would the media suddenly resort to the truth?

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Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn

Why would the media suddenly resort to the truth?

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We're not collapsing, it's not as if we've employed some portuguese failure as our manager.