Podolski just tweeted:
@Andre_santos27 We will miss you man, I wish u all the very best #Gunner God bless you
http://www.itv.com/sport/football/ar...r-gremio-move/
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Podolski just tweeted:
@Andre_santos27 We will miss you man, I wish u all the very best #Gunner God bless you
http://www.itv.com/sport/football/ar...r-gremio-move/
Who will he hand the clown out fit to?
Brazilian club. :coffee:
We may need to sign someone in the summer to fill those clown shoes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Injury Time
We still got 3 CBs and 2 GKs. :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
London chip shops :rose:.
Arshavin can also play there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Good luck to him
can we sue him for conning us into believing he was a footballer
I don't care, he brought it back to 2-2 against WBA. :bow:
And 2-2 against Chelsea.
:dancingman:Quote:
Originally Posted by Munchies
Still got it in me to wave goodbye and wish the guy luck but anyobe who thinks he should still have a career with us. . .
Dont forget we still have Gervinho who is still game for a laugh. Best player in Africa, according to some(one). How come we cant find some football oasis to dump Squid
A truly terrible player and an utter moron.
Good riddance.
Moron? How so?
No good at football, well, not at this level, but no need to insult the bloke.
He did his best even if his best wasn't good enough.
He's a decent enough player, he just needs an attitude adjustment.
Don't have any time for players who are obviously here for a jolly. He probably counts his lucky stars every night that he got to play for a club like us.
Good riddance.
This. I appreciate his service. So long Santos.Quote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
sent from a fone
He has only gone on loan....he will be back next season FFS!Quote:
Originally Posted by Grebbo
Pretty much.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
Scored couple of vital goals for us.
Good luck to him in Brazil
Moron as in an absolute fuckwit. Look at his bullshit life on twitter and instagram. He's not fit to be called a professional footballer (literally).Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
He'll be like a new signingQuote:
Originally Posted by Lord Nelson
:scarf:
I don't think the new Brazilian season has started yet, so hopefully it's until the end of their season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord Nelson
made no more mistakes than vermalean in his time here and he did well to get van persies shirt (something for the kids, selfless).
he is also far better than jenkinson.
wish him all the best.
Never have their been a bigger insult to a player than being compared to Santos and then being called worse than him. Jenkinson should just kill himself now :ilt:Quote:
Originally Posted by BOBN
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by BOBN
Jenkinson and Santos are very similar in terms of commitment, fitness, desire, energy, willingness to do a shift for the team, enthusiasm. But Santos is probably just that little bit more tight at the back whereas Jenks leaves those gaping holes and is usually twenty yards off the play and jogging back in a disinterested manner. Indeed, the criticism of Santos is very harsh. Makes you wonder if some of the posters here actually watch the matches.
It's only a loan move and it's waste of money. It's worrying trend. Not just the waste of money but the fact that we can't get certain players up to Premiership fitness and form standard. Would have expected an improvement from him this season just as I expected Arshavin and Gervinho to push on after their debut seasons but it hasn't happened.
Too right! This departure will leave us short for the run in! We have too many injuries again!Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
He partnered poor fitness with poor effort and attitude. He will not be missed, except by the MacDonalds on Holloway Road.
We have better players in the youth set up and should not be relying on wage drainers like Santos, Squillaci and Arshavin, who have not played well for some time.
couldnt care less about any of this tbh, if jenkinson wants to be praised for that he should go play blue square.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
santos played for brazil. get back to me when jenkinson does that.
So it doesn't matter he's the shittiest defender we've ever had at the club? Have you not watched his performances. So what if he's played for Brazil? As long as he's not playing for us, that's the main thing. Can you not see the guy can't even bother to get fit? How to you square that away while dismissing Jenkinson's commitment?Quote:
Originally Posted by BOBN
Jenkinson cant play for Brazil, can he? :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by BOBN
Jenks was picked by Hodgson for the England squad not too long ago.. unless your only barometer is that Jenks settles in Brazil and becomes a citizen to please you, it wont be happening. Oh and guess who played for Brazil too? Kleberson.
What? Finland isn't in Brazil?
BOBN is the Spanish midget of WUMs tbh.
Very skillful.
:lol: noQuote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
It's a pretty poor effort, rbh.
The Lee Trundle of WUMs, if you will.
If he gets form and fitness back then he's more than welcome backQuote:
Andre Santos: I still have a future with Arsenal despite loan move
The Brazilian left-back believes he will still have a career with the Gunners once he returns from Gremio, despite falling out of favour and the signing of Nacho Monreal
Arsenal left-back Andre Santos believes his future still lies with the Premier League giants despite joining Brazilian side Gremio for the rest of this season.
The Brazil international signed for the Gunners in 2011 for £6.8 million, but has slipped behind Kieran Gibbs and January signing Nacho Monreal in the pecking order, making just 13 Premier League starts for the club.
The 29-year-old maintains that he will return to play for the club as per Arsene Wenger’s wishes, however.
"I talked [with Wenger] and we decided together this would be a good chance for me to get on top of my game," he told the Evening Standard. "He gave me a hug and told me Arsenal would always welcome me back with open arms.
"He did [want me to stay] but he wanted to see me happy and if I am not performing all the time, then I am not happy. Do I have a future at the club? For sure.
"I always wanted to stay here until the end of my contract. This is a club where I feel comfortable and honoured to play. However, when the club acquired another left-back it was clear to me that I will not play.
"Hopefully, when I am back, I will be on top of my game and then I will be able to help the team the way I want to."
The relationship between Santos and the fans at the Emirates took a turn for the worse after the defender swapped shirts with Robin van Persie at half time during a defeat to Manchester United, something that left the Arsenal player confused but remorseful.
He continued: "The relationship was very good until the incident with Van Persie. I have apologised and moved on.
"I have all my respect to the fans of Arsenal. Hopefully soon I will be back and giving them many happiness."
Good riddance. Hope he never comes back.
you can't get into the Brazil national football team without being good at some stage, shameful about peoples comments here.Quote:
Originally Posted by fakeyank
This is not the 70's up to 2000's era where Brazil was awashed with obscene amounts of talented players - pickings are very poor these days..... by their standards at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dicks and chicks
Not this. because the stage he was so called 'good at' hence national team call ups was quite obviously not during his time with us. . .Quote:
Originally Posted by Dicks and chicks