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Doesn't surprise me, he was on 75K per week at Everton apparently. Sad thing is it truly shows how far we've fallen when players aren't prepared to move heaven and earth to join us from mid table sides, I would assume we would have at least matched his salary, saying that knowing Arsenal anything is possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by server too busy!
just got home and see this crap unfolding. Arteta was bad enough but fucking casper the shit midfielder? on loan? fuckin bottom of the barrell or what! I have been a staunch supporter of wenger but fuck me this takes the fucking biccy! how can anyone justify losing nasri and cesc and getting in the crap we have and then going for benayoun on loan? larfing stock of europe we are now!
We've only just scratched the surface as well in terms of what we've made in sales this summer.
Gotta pay the bills I guess.
And by bills I mean dividends. :coffee:
It's fine, you can laugh your bollocks off. We've already gone through the 666 layers of torment and ended up in hell, it would be a blessed relief to be pissed on from a height.Quote:
Originally Posted by NGog Is Going
If you want to feel better about Benayooooon - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOTZG...ature=youtu.be
stoke city seem like they may get adam johnson on loan! and we get, fucking yossi fucking bena fucking youn!
It's nearly time for Jim White on SSN. :sick:
An injury to Ramsey or Jack?
What the fuck happens?
Disgusted at present.
1842: News now of Gary Cahill, but from a Bolton perspective. BBC Sport's Alistair Magowan says: "A very good Bolton source tells me he thinks Gary Cahill is unlikely to leave and that Man City were in talks with him at one stage. That deal fell through because the clubs couldn't agree on players going the other way. Source also believes Arsenal could have bought Cahill for £10m-£12m and that the defender had been left frustrated by whole episode."