Wenger tried to sign him when he was younger but he couldn't get a work permit. This was at around the same time were were looking for a fox in the box and on our way to being 2% away from domination.Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Wenger tried to sign him when he was younger but he couldn't get a work permit. This was at around the same time were were looking for a fox in the box and on our way to being 2% away from domination.
Last edited by Özim; 28-09-2012 at 07:50 AM.
Was that before or after we went unbeaten for a whole season?
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
Wenger was on his way to going unbeaten in a season, but then he realised he had no seasoning.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
As well.“We can be efficient with both styles, I even think we can combine the two which I try to do in some games. It is good, you cannot play a season with one striker.
“We have many strikers. Walcott can play through the middle as well, so we have good options that we will try through the season.
You.
Know.
Also.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
I'm not sure but it was before we had great spirit and togetherness and we were COllektivly lacking a little bit of sharpness.
I must tell you, I was worried Arsene was fading away this season after such a strong showing last season, but his form is once again picking up. He can't keep using the 'handbrake' ones but I especially like his new use of the word 'global'; I think that could be a hit.
At least we're not Manchester Utd, becasue then we'd all be complete ****s.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
It's time footballistically made little bit comeback.
Quote from Johan Djourou in today's news...thought I'd post it here....seemed to make sense
“As a player, I didn’t complain about having to play right-back last season because I am a team player – I would do anything for my team, for my manager and for my club.”
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.” Dennis Bergkamp
"I started clapping myself until I realized that i was sunderland's manager". Peter Reid
"Happy those, who can remain at Highbury." Jane Austen, Emma
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