Fuck.. this is horrible!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
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Fuck.. this is horrible!Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
This boy is an embarrasment, i don't even think he's that good a talent. Coquelin looks the better player to me.
£6k fine for Frimpong.
That'll hurt him.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2896/...ter-car-breaksQuote:
Emmanuel Frimpong of Arsenal is on the road to recovery after anterior cruciate ligament damage put him out of action for the majority of last season, and the start of this one.
But unfortunately for the Gunners man, he isn't going anywhere fast.
The notorious tweeter, who returned to full training recently, was caught red-faced as he got stuck in the "middle of nowhere" after running out of petrol on Monday.
The midfielder posted the above picture of his stranded car, while adding this message: "This has to 2 the most embarassin day of my life my car just broke down in the middle of nowhere.#Nodiesel Times r hard"
Not very 'DENCH', eh Mr.Frimpong? And it's not the first time the Gunners player has been unimpressive when manning a vehicle.
He posted a very sluggish time of 1:45:30s in the Puma race off challenge series, where various sports' stars try to match Nico Rosberg's Monza lap time of 1:21:05s in a Formula1 simulator, with Cesc Fabregas and Bacary Sagna both over 10 seconds quicker than him.
What next for Gunners fans? Maybe Jack Wilshere, also recently back into training, will leave his radio on all night and run out of battery. Best stick to public transport, lads.
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Youth project :haha:Quote:
Arsenal will listen to offers for Emmanuel Frimpong in the New Year after opting not to open negotiations over a new deal, Goal.com can reveal.
The Gunners academy graduate, who has been at the club since he was nine, is out of contract at the end of the season.
But Arsenal chiefs have been unimpressed with the development of the midfielder and it is understood there are no plans to extend his stay at the club beyond next summer.
There is strong interest in Frimpong from Wolves, where the 20-year-old began a loan spell in the second half of last season only for it to be ended after five games because of a cruciate ligament injury to his right knee.
The club, who were relegated to the Championship in the summer, are keen to take Frimpong on loan again in January as it grows increasingly likely that he will leave Emirates Stadium.
Wolves are also interested in buying the feisty midfielder, although there are doubts about whether the Ghanaian is willing to drop down a division permanently.
Frimpong began his comeback with the Arsenal Under-21s at around the same time as his good friend Jack Wilshere and has made two appearances for the first team in the Capital One Cup, against Coventry and Reading.
But he is not expected to add many more to his 16 senior Arsenal appearances. Sources have told Goal.com that Arsene Wenger does not believe Frimpong will develop into a first-team regular and the manager has also been disappointed with the attitude and discipline of the youngster.
Frimpong courted controversy by involving himself in a spat with Samir Nasri last season and in August was fined £6,000 by the FA and warned about his future conduct following comments made to a Tottenham supporter on Twitter.
Frimpong's impending departure will represent a blow to the Arsenal academy, as he has been at the club for 11 years, joining in the same intake as Wilshere.
Although Frimpong is terrible
:lol: frimpong
Leaving yeah :haha:
Don't get Dench on the way out.
Shame is going though if true had high hopes for him, but we can't rely on players with too many injuries and continue to pay them. Good to see the club is using their brains for once.
its probably the right decision to let him go, however he has been very unlucky playing for us, with his two knee injuries, without them, who knows what he could have done but we cant afford another diary/rosicky
Ann Franks or Bridget Jones?Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Adrian Mole.