If the fat bastard wants Arsene thats fine...But he would have take a different approach - to get off Arsenes nutsack and tell him HOW it is, and if he cannot deliver than they will find someone else who can. Id put my money on Usamov taking this approach.Originally Posted by GB.
Well that's just it.
He has alienated himself with the Billy Big Bollocks talk.
Yeah, but the post of mine you quoted was in response and referring to a desire by a poster to see RvP rot on the sidelines. Hence the reference to understanding anger.
I don't get your point at all. Wenger can't take a different approach if the parameters aren't there for him to do so.
you expect me to read your posts now??
Robin you're a cunt, you're a cunt, yes you are.
You live in cunty cottage and you drive a cunty car.
we gave him everything over these 8 years, support when most would have got rid, stood by him during his rape case when something had happened (if im right, he did actually sleep with the girl but was consensual when he was already in a relationship) did what he asked, made him captain. gave him everything and now this.
if he loves the club then he has a weird way of showing it, he knows he is close to theo and song, and knows that they might now leave, he knows that his depature could cause problems and he did it in this way. its shocking, its betrayal and worst of all he has betrayed the man who made him, the man who gave him chance after chance and stood by him when others wouldnt.
As well you know
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Recent news is upsetting, I accept that. We want to keep our best players. But Sao Paulo made a good offer for Denilson.
what a lying ****. worse then nasri. stupid lying judas ****ROBIN VAN PERSIE reckons there is one player that Manchester City’s money could never buy — him.
The Arsenal striker is a huge supporter of boss Arsene Wenger’s philosophy not to spend big this summer, even though the Frenchman had the green light to fork out £30million on one player.
City’s new Arab owners, meanwhile, are ready to throw bucketloads of cash at recruiting the top names in world football.
Robinho arrived from Real Madrid on deadline day while City also tried to hijack Dimitar Berbatov’s move to neighbours United.
Van Persie admits he is fascinated by the developments at Eastlands — but he would never be lured by a fat pay cheque.
He said: “I was really surprised when they came in for Robinho. I thought ‘What’s happening? Man City and £30m?’
“No they haven’t put an offer in for me and they don’t have to bother! I’m really curious if Manchester City have a plan because it won’t work by only buying the most expensive players.
“It’s about a team. If all the pieces don’t click then the system will fail.
“In principle, Man City could have success but there has to be a philosophy with a whole staff who have a plan for the next four or five years.”
Wenger kept his hand in his pocket despite his board urging him to splash out this summer.
And his stance has the full backing of Dutchman Van Persie, 25.
He added: “The manager wanted to use a certain amount but not the full £30m. He has a principle and if he believes a player is worth £10m then he’ll only pay that amount.
“It’s difficult in this overinflated market. He wanted a player but the selling club were asking far too much in his valuation. So he told them: ‘That’s the price or forget it’.
“We have a small squad but achieving a mental hardness and avoiding injuries can make a difference.”
Im saying Usamav should and probably would set those parameters. Are you saying things would stay the same as far as targets go if Usamov was on board?
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