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If he did and we used the money sensibly to by good stock, I'd take it. Would rather keep Cesc though. Great vision on the pitch and does top notch assists. With forwards who can take proper advantage, he is a killer midfielder. His reading of the game and his passing is awesome.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
I'm sure we'll have a couple unknown players from the French league lined up, don't worry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coney
:lol: buy a replacement? We have Wilshere, we have Song, we have Diaby, we have Ramsey, we have Lansbury, we have Rosicky, we have Frimpong, we have Eboue... to buy is to kill them.Quote:
Originally Posted by ItsMe
yup me tooQuote:
Actually if Torres can become what he was then id take him
Optimists and pessimists alike will all unite in splaffing their pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coney
Except for Torres, he's shit now.
Sell Cesc now for £35m, just fuck him off for all our sakes.
Buy Mata for £20m then use the rest of the spare cash for a CB or two and then look at another striker.
Oh and don't forget Jenkinson can play there too. You know we have to respect the rules, we develop these players...it is important to give the younger players a chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by Boss
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Originally Posted by Save me Jeebus!
there a plan. . . . .
thats never gonna happen!
nice try Jeebus!
They want at least 25 mill for himQuote:
Originally Posted by Save me Jeebus!
Wenger - 'No movement' on Fabregas situation
Arsène Wenger says there has been “no movement” on Cesc Fabregas’ situation despite media speculation linking the midfielder with a move to Barcelona increasing.
The midfielder has been strongly linked with a move to his former club this summer though Wenger has reiterated his desire for Fabregas to stay at Arsenal. When asked for an update on Friday, the manager insisted there was nothing to report.
“The position at the moment [with Fabregas] is a ‘no comment’ situation because there is no movement at all,” he told Arsenal.com.
Samir Nasri has also been linked with a move away from Emirates Stadium and Wenger hopes to sort out the Frenchman’s future soon.
Two players that Wenger has admitted could be leaving the Club this summer are Manuel Almunia and Nicklas Bendtner. Neither have travelled to Germany for the Club’s pre-season training camp.
“[It is] not completely [sorted that Samir will stay] but I want him to stay. He knows that. Hopefully we can sort that out in the coming weeks.”
“Alumina has been contacted by a few clubs, Bendtner as well,” he added.
“As long as the situation is not settled, we have to focus on the coming season with the players we have. The players who are uncertain, it is difficult for them to focus on being completely committed
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-arc...egas-situation