half the fee that goes to the board and we dont see it, whilst our opposition gets stronger or re-signing a world class midfielder? no brainer really
half the fee that goes to the board and we dont see it, whilst our opposition gets stronger or re-signing a world class midfielder? no brainer really
Well yes. Money in is no good if you don't spend it. However, we have more or less broken even the last 9 years. How? Selling our current players. Much talk of war chest (again) but £15m - £20m may help to loosen the purse strings a little and ensure we don't sell any squad players to do it.
Also, if Man Utd wish to strengthen their midfield do you suppose they have but a single option - Fabregas? No, if they want, they'll buy someone regardless. And if they buy someone regardless we get nothing and our rivals are still strengthened the same amount.
Anyway, you asked for one good reason and you got one. Personally I'd prefer we got him instead and still spent another £50- £60m on transfer fees.
“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
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I believe he has proven himself in the PL and would offer us a good threat but he isnt our first choice so. . .it could happen
http://m.bleacherreport.com/articles...on-for-gunners
Strong argument about why we should be hopng that the rumour is true about signing this guy. . .
navas to man city. now that's a proper signing.
Is his mum going with him?