Summer Transfer Misery and Recriminations.

[Özim]

About time we got rid of the crock. Best decision Wenger has taken in a decade!

Totally agree, overrated, injury prone rubbish, hopefully the beginning of the end of his time here, doesn't have the dedication to make it, to be sent out on loan at 24 after being a 1st teamer isn't a good sign, but then neither is picking up the ball and always running into a group of players or tackling badly and giving away free kicks in terrible areas.

Ta-rah

[Andreas_AFC]

Read recently that Serge Gnabry are going to Bayern Munich. Bayern give him on loan than to Werder Bremen. I dont understand why Arsenal sold him. What is your opinion about him?

[selassie]

Wheelchair hasn't helped himself but I think the staff have a lot to answer for when looking at his injury records. It's the same with Ramsey. Two young players with bad injury records because they always get rushed back to play. Ramsey was rushed back after the Euros for no reason and now he's out for a month.

A loan move away may be good for Wilshere.

Yep, he's linked to some decent Italian sides too, Juve being the pick of the bunch, then Roma and Torino, apparently West Ham are the team most interested in him in PL.

I think it would be good for him to go out on loan to get some regular minutes and build up his fitness. I'm not fussed where he goes TBH, Juve could be a great move for him assuming he gets games, I think he would improve the tactical side of his game out there and he would hopefully feature in CL too.

West Ham wouldn't be a bad move either.

As it stands he's no use to us, he could be if he keeps himself fit and builds up his confidence, I see him as the natural successor to Santi.

[Marc Overmars]

I think it's strange Gnabry hasn't been considered for the first team squad really. He looked really good a couple of seasons ago but it seems like now Wenger doesn't fancy him. I guess we have a lot of options in his position and he's not on big wages like Walcott, so he's easier to move on.

It would be disappointing though to see yet another promising young player shipped off after an encouraging start.

[Kano]

Read recently that Serge Gnabry are going to Bayern Munich. Bayern give him on loan than to Werder Bremen. I dont understand why Arsenal sold him. What is your opinion about him?

Remains to be seen how much is in that story given Wenger was very vocal about wanting to keep him last week. He is just potential at the moment, we've seen plenty of those over the years. He could turn out to be a player or another dope. No way of knowing until he gets some good minutes on the pitch. Look promising in patches before his injury and West Brom loan. Olympics he was great but level of football is lower. Has his work cut out getting into our side as it is. But if he hangs around for a few more months and the annual injury plague kicks in, he could strike gold.

[The Emirates Gallactico]

Totally agree, overrated, injury prone rubbish, hopefully the beginning of the end of his time here, doesn't have the dedication to make it, to be sent out on loan at 24 after being a 1st teamer isn't a good sign, but then neither is picking up the ball and always running into a group of players or tackling badly and giving away free kicks in terrible areas.

Ta-rah

Can't believe I actually agree with you for once.

Jack can piss off afaic. Gone backwards in his development and not helped by consistently getting himself into trouble and onto the front pages of the rags (fights outside nightclubs, smoking x2 etc etc).

Read recently that Serge Gnabry are going to Bayern Munich. Bayern give him on loan than to Werder Bremen. I dont understand why Arsenal sold him. What is your opinion about him?

Had a few bad years with the injuries and the bad loan spell which has hampered his development but there's a potential world beater in there if he gets his head down. It's been ages but I do remember that he had a few bad habits as taking too much time with the ball and trying too much at times.

I don't for one minute believe the rumours coming from Germany about Bayern about to buy him. Wenger has already said that he wants to keep him and extend his contract ..... in fact the departure of Joel Campbell was probably to make room for him. He also counts as a homegrown player and after losing Chambers and probably Jack, we need him. 50 million or Bayern can fuck a duck tbh.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Remains to be seen how much is in that story given Wenger was very vocal about wanting to keep him last week. He is just potential at the moment, we've seen plenty of those over the years. He could turn out to be a player or another dope. No way of knowing until he gets some good minutes on the pitch. Look promising in patches before his injury and West Brom loan. Olympics he was great but level of football is lower. Has his work cut out getting into our side as it is. But if he hangs around for a few more months and the annual injury plague kicks in, he could strike gold.

I think the story is true, and Wenger saying how much he wants to keep him suggests that selling him to Bayern Munich is a result of Gnabry forcing the move with a year left on his contract.

[Kano]

I think the story is true, and Wenger saying how much he wants to keep him suggests that selling him to Bayern Munich is a result of Gnabry forcing the move with a year left on his contract.

That is true of course, Gnabry could easily of pushed for the move. Bayern is attractive but if he's going to get loaned straight out yet again, he is still playing in limbo, as he would with us.

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

That is true of course, Gnabry could easily of pushed for the move. Bayern is attractive but if he's going to get loaned straight out yet again, he is still playing in limbo, as he would with us.

But if he performs with Bremen he has the chance of becoming a first team player for a club which is bigger and more illustrious than us.

[selassie]

I think the story is true, and Wenger saying how much he wants to keep him suggests that selling him to Bayern Munich is a result of Gnabry forcing the move with a year left on his contract.

Aye, that's how I see it too.