Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

[HCZ_Reborn]

Also Gabriel Heinze, ex Man United left back and Arteta’s mate from PSG is joining the coaching staff after Carlos Cuesta left to become the coach at Parma

[Mac76]

the stadium needs renovating anyway. Seats need replacing, larger screens need putting in, need to either put in WiFi or improve the 5G coverage.

And just a general lick of paint and facelift

It had a facelift with the murals etc

The wifi's improved but could still better, the seats are fine, the main thing for me is making the concourses better, IK it's a football stadium but there's still not enough places to rest your overpriced beer while you eat your overpriced pie

[Mac76]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/cedgv61x9j9o

Have to say this is a bit of a pity, rarely had a bad game when he did play but just couldn’t stay fit. Hope he’s able to pick up his career elsewhere

Yes let's hope he has a Cazorla style renaissance elsewhere - although if he does it perhaps casts yet more doubt on the Arsenal medical setup

[Marc Overmars]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football...s/cedgv61x9j9o

Have to say this is a bit of a pity, rarely had a bad game when he did play but just couldn’t stay fit. Hope he’s able to pick up his career elsewhere

Yeah this is a shame. Thought he was generally a reliable performer when fit. Think his absences at the end of 21/22 and 22/23 were felt.

I’m also quite happy the club have opted to cancel the contract though, it’s brutal but we can’t carry players like this. As you say hopefully he’s able to have a career elsewhere once his injury problems clear up.

[IBK]

Agreed - it's sad things worked out this way. Very talented player but his fitness let him down.

[Mac76]

I’m also quite happy the club have opted to cancel the contract though, it’s brutal but we can’t carry players like this. As you say hopefully he’s able to have a career elsewhere once his injury problems clear up.

yes, I think they gave him a contract last summer as a goodwill gesture in recognition of his situation, so they've done the right thing

You have to wonder about the difference he could have made if fit last season, could have taken some minutes off Saliba at least, plus helped out Timber and White, neither of whom were really fully fit.

[21_GOONER_SALUTE]

Yes let's hope he has a Cazorla style renaissance elsewhere - although if he does it perhaps casts yet more doubt on the Arsenal medical setup

Looking forward to how this case unfolds as the part highlighted is something I've been wondering about for a while.

Wishing you the best Tomi

[HCZ_Reborn]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c39zr7y9ep3o


Somehow I think our failure to agree a new contract wasn’t about money

[21_GOONER_SALUTE]

It was clearly reported that we refused to increase his salary and that we were in contract negotiations ....so trying to retell that story this late in time in order to make the club smell of roses is a bit pathetic.

I wondered a bit about the timing of the charges, but it kind of makes sense when you think about it. The Met is notoriously known for taking their time in these kind of cases and clearly the realisation that we are not offering him a new contract means they know that he could be out of the country soon and need to act now.

We were a bit lucky here and I'm sure Partey is regretting in more ways than one not signing that extension.

[Marc Overmars]

This has been brewing in the background for a very long time and let’s just say we’ve had a stroke of luck that he isn’t our problem anymore.