That's for the best though.
Lose sanchez, have no one incoming and finish 6th.
Might actually get somewhere that way.
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That's for the best though.
Lose sanchez, have no one incoming and finish 6th.
Might actually get somewhere that way.
Shame. We’ve missed him. If we’d play Coquelin and Wilshere together in a 4-2-3-1 we’d probably regain some protection for the defence as well as control of the midfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumbledore
Are we trying to sell half of our squad so that we can reduce our wagebill and increase profit further for Wenger. Good to know we've at least signed some nobody who should be ready to play for us in about 5 years (if he does at all)
Hopefully he'll be eased out of the whole transfer process once the new guys get a desk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
He's still decidedly second rate. A body to stick out there on the pitch and be average. Not good enough if we have to suffer the handicap of Wenger. We need to move on from that. Wenger really has fucked this squad. I can still hear Letter's cackles when I said we need 8-9 decent players coming in to compensate for the fraud in charge. Unfortunately, if we refuse to change the manager then it is going to cost us big time in the transfer windows. A decent manager could get more from the squad and save us a ton of cash. But Kroenke is too thick or lazy to see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Delusions of Grandeur
It's prudent and sustainable. We are the envy of all the clubs around the world. Didn't you know?Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
From the Daily Fail, who gloated that nobody wanted Ozil.
At least Juve would be bearable. If he ends up at Utd we're pretty much done as a serious club. After the RvC lesson, if we go and do the same thing again. Forget it.Quote:
Juventus will join Manchester United in battling it out for the signature of Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil, according to reports in Italy.
The 29-year-old is entering the final months of his contract and is set to walk away for free at the end of the season.
Ozil's availability is set to prompt a battle for his services among top European clubs, with Jose Mourinho and United early front-runners for the former Real Madrid man.
Wenger is confident he'll stay, so this sounds like BS, when has he ever not told the truth?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
We're done as a serious club anyway, for a while at least until Wenga goes, we're a 2nd rate, 2nd tier losers club, half the fans subscribe to this losers model as well. At least we can be morally superior cos we haven't got a billionaire bankrolling us :trophy:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Not declined :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim