I cant believe no one wants our reject players and the salaries that come with them.
I cant believe no one wants our reject players and the salaries that come with them.
Noone wants our rejects mainly because they're rubbish, it only takes us about a decade to work that out though, but now we've been giving out big new contracts to these nobodies we also have a problem that they are highly overpaid, consequently they're happy sitting on their backsides doing nothing whilst earning big bucks.
Perez wants out but we're holding out for more money than anyone seems to want to pay at the moment, what should be happening is Walcott or Welbeck should be sold and Perez should be kept as he's far superior and will score goals, you'll have to ask the manager why he prefers a guy who's been here over 10 years and achieved nothing and a striker who can't shoot for toffee over him, one of lifes' great mysteries I think!
Bad news is we're stuck with these rejects, can't seem to sign anyone up despite a whole summer having passed and on top of that our 3 best players from last season are out of contract next summer and we've not managed to get anyone of them to sign a new contract again in a whole summer.
Not sure what the club has been doing all summer, but much like during the season it seems not much.
Chelsea want Ox for £25m according to the papers and PSG are after Alexis.
Other than that it's dead. Barca are looking at Coutinho but not Ozil. Nobody is looking at Ozil. Nothing on Perez. Nothing on Giroud....I doubt we're selling him.
Once again we're going into a season without finishing our business.
Moans that we need to lighten the squad first, well no one made you put them on silly wages Arsene
It hasn't taken Wenger long to demonstrate what a catastrophe it was for the club when he signed that new contract. Expecting this guy to change is like expecting Letters to sort his toasting habits out. Not only is Wenger incompetent but he revels in it, viewing the contract fuck-ups with our stars as "ideal". This is a guy who makes the same old mistakes over and over because he doesn't view them as mistakes in the first place. The poor, senile bastard thinks he's doing a great job.
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As some predicted it's been all change this summer, he's finally seen the light and changed his ways realising last season was simply unacceptable. Got the signings in early, got rid of deadwood, new backroom staff, amazing, you wouldn't have believed it could happen.
TY woz right
They want them but just not at the prices we are demanding or the wages the players are demanding. It's no coincidence that most of them are happy to pick up their inflated wages here without getting anywhere near the team.Originally Posted by Bumble
I find it incredible that in a inflated market we are still unable to shift them, so much garbage in our squad bought or stagnated by Wenger!
One of our best bits of garbage is Debuchy, we can't even give him away on a free transfer because his wage demands are too high, incredible stuff!
Just reading about Danny Rose’s outburst with the media. He’s open to leaving Spurs and reports say he’s on £65k a month. I think that’s the case with a lot of Spurs players. They’re on low wages. It highlights how much we overpay. Gibbs is on £60k a week and not even a regular in the first team. I hear Bellerin is already on £100k a week. Ox is on £65k already.
We really need to rethink our strategy when it comes to wages for young players. Not even Watford want Gibbs.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...ran-Gibbs.html
Speaking of Bellerin, what do you think will happen if Barca were to make a bid for Bellerin? Will the £100k ward them off? I doubt it. Would we be prepared to match Barca’s wage offer if they came for him? I doubt that as well. Or even if Barca don’t come in for him and we manage to sit him down for new contract talks, I’m sure we’ll have a nose bleed once Bellerin starts asking for anything north of £130k a week. If he’s not performing well, it’s even harder to justify those wages and we’ll have a problem shifting him on. We end up shooting ourselves in the foot.
We're asking for too much money for these players who aren't much good, 16 million for Gibbs? We might overpay for nobodies who haven't performed but other clubs won't especially injury prone ones, we'd be lucky to get 8 million for him.
If I was the club I'd just take what I could get to get them off the wage bill, Debuchy, Gibbs, Wilshere, Jenkinson, just get rid for whatever you can get. Perez is the exception, he's decent and frankly we should be keeping him over the likes of Wellbeck, if Everton want to pay 30 million for him I'd bite their hand off, he's very average and won't score more than 6-7 goals a season, his career has proven that.
We get used to bad things that happen slowly and we ignore and ridicule prescience, in the main. Hence we can end up in a strange world where the above sentence can be printed in a national "news" paper.Rose, believed to be earning £65,000 per week, told The Sun's Dave Kidd: 'As with everyone else in my team, in my opinion, I am worth more than I am getting.
"Believed to be earning £65,000 per week" - evidence the world is indeed flat.
"I am worth more than I am getting." - evidence that Tony Blair is a religious man.
It's only going to get harder for sane people to remain sane. The pressure is relentless.
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