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looks like theo is off, and its a reason that might shock you. its not money, its not playing time or where he plays, its because according to the sun and the mirror, he isnt in the new calender for 2013 so that must mean he is off.
until you realise that kos, sagna, rosicky etc arent on it, and players who have been reported as leaving like santos are on it. but some morons will believe it means theo is off :coffee:
Wait...Santos is reported as leaving?
Interesting.
He was taken out of the side after a few games and replaced by a less than convincing CB, he must realise after that he's a turd burglar who has no future here.
Disgusting we will only have 12 players in the squad next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
I'm sure he does. That's why he'll be around for a while. Chamakh hasn't exactly pissed off, has he? Easy money. Easy, easy money at a club that doesn't want to spend money. This is why I have zero sympathy for these players. When things aren't going their way and they aren't getting what they want they are slaves and they deserve the same rights as normal employees and they are knocking down the door of the court of human rights. But when they are total shit they can't be sacked, then the contract becomes unbreakable. When they are injured long term, same again, pay them, pay their medical bills. It's a one way street and like most problems in the world is the fault of lawyers and Ach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Great. We're collecting players so bad that they don't even fulfill the criteria of emergency backup.
I wish someone would pay me £60k a week to smoke hash pipes and eat fish and chips.
I wish someone would pay me £60k a week to smoke hash pipes and eat fish and chips.[/QUOTE]
So how much does your company pay you to do this? I would take it up with your management ;)
Wenget on Theo:
John Cross @johncrossmirror
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Wenger says 'optimistic' Sagna will stay. On Theo: 'I'm not directly involved, no progress. Yes I am (frustrated). He has to make up mind'
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I believe he has shown great quality and belief over the last few months. Will it be a bad reflection on the club if he does not sign a contract? I do not see how coming second on X-Factor is a bad reflection on Arsenal.
Both are gone IMHO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
You can see from this where our January and Summer spending will be.
Sell Theo, Zaha in - January
Henry (loan) - January
+1 Eisfeld/Youngster - January
Sell Sagan -Cheap young RB as back up to Jenks - Summer
Fuck Chamakh/Arshavin/Bender etc off (or whoever's contract runs out) - Buy cheap striker from French league - Summer
+ 1 10-15mil signing see, midfielder - Summer.
Profit - 20m
"We are looking"
****
Hmm, what is stalling Theo...I think a more accurate question would be what can encourage him to stay? Money? Ambition? Role? A cheese and ham sandwhich?
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Originally Posted by Master Splinter
What? So who is involved, who deal with contracts then?Quote:
On Theo: 'I'm not directly involved, no progress. Yes I am (frustrated). He has to make up mind'
last year theo wanted guarentee of CL football, this year it started off being played up front then to guanreteed starter.
it surely only about the money though. as no contract will have those demands in it.
and we can do contracts easily when the player wants to stay, ie kos, vermaelen, rosicky they were all done easily. not saying arsenal arent blameless but theo keeps saying he loves us at the same time as looking for someone else to shag.
The whole thing is boring now, stay/go could not give a feck anymore just sort it quick and let us move on tbh.
His agents greed.
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Originally Posted by Olivier's xmas twist
Even more so when you consider that he's not that good anyway.
Average at best players like Theo, being such a pain in the arse on contract negotiations, just go to show the dire state of the footie side of the club.
Fucking shambles.
We will lose our best player every season now, it's inevitable.
Cesc, RVP, Walcott, next year probably Cazorla.
I don't know what is more depressing - losing your best player every season or Walcott being our best player.
An excellent player no doubt and would love him to stay but he'd be a fool to. Don't blame him for going if he does. Will be an automatic Arsenal legend should he stay as it will have shown he doesn't desert a sinking ship like all the other rats.
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Originally Posted by Cripps
i know you love theo, but saying he will be an automatic legend if he stays is just fucking stupid. he has done nothing to come even close to being considered a legend
Are you serious? Not very often I disagree with you but to call Theo an "excellent player" is bloody mental, for lack of a better word.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cripps
Theo has been our best player this season by far, that's not even debatable. Whether that makes him excellent or the rest of our players fucking dog shit is debatable.
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Originally Posted by Grebbo
pretty sure mertasacker says it is debateable.
Nope, he agrees with me.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Scores and assists regularly. Would be a world beater with the right manager something he doesn't have here or at international level. Considering he's a far better option upfront than Forehead and Giroud and still not played there is a criminal offence. If he goes, he goes with all true gooners well wishes unless he joins Barca/Man utd then I hope he dies
really? because imo he has been our best player this year. it helps i guess that he has started more games but he has been solid every time he has played. theo has gone missing in games, ie last week and everton awayQuote:
Originally Posted by Grebbo
Which explains our stellar form this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grebbo
Theo :bow:
Look at Feo's stats.Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
If he'd of played every game for us this season he'd be one of the star performers in the league.
Or, more likely, injured.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grebbo
Who's to say though.
The was great in patches last year, but not consistent.
This is the first time he's actually shown bollocks, but I reckon that says more about shop windows than it does about his attitude.
We've seen it all before.
It sounds like Wenger is trying to mould little bit fan backlash against Walcott. Quite cutting quotes. I mean we all know he's off but Wenger is playing the game.
Dick Law according to the Guardian.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olivier's xmas twist
Wenger controls him with levers and a vocoder.
Of course he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dennis Bendtner
It's all bollocks. From both sides.
I just despise the fact that Theo only ups his game and workrate when he's looking for the exit. ****.
Must have found the exit before the Swans game.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoeLDG
wenger has said that we tried to start talks last summer, and it came out htat theo wanted to wait until we had confirmed champions league football, then it was play me up front, now its start me every game. why is he delaying? he said wait for cl football, we got it, then his next demand came out.
If he stays, meh. If he goes, meh.
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True.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fist of Lehmann
It looked like he thought he'd already done enough.
Hence the "injury".
For the love of....Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
He needs to mehk his mind up.
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Where are you getting this information from?Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
It's Nasri's half season all over again.Quote:
Originally Posted by NoeLDG