Given the sheltered existence of many English fans I'd say this was necessarily a non-prerequisite.Originally Posted by Joker
Tbh "Lille" sounds more like a female hygeine product to me.
Given the sheltered existence of many English fans I'd say this was necessarily a non-prerequisite.
Tbh "Lille" sounds more like a female hygeine product to me.
Lol
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
heres to next season ladCesc Fábregas has admitted he feels frustrated at Arsenal, but insists he will not press for a summer transfer to Barcelona.
On Tuesday his Arsenal team-mate Bacary Sagna claimed Fábregas had decided to seek a return to the Catalan club where he came through the youth system before moving to London in 2003. However Fábregas has insisted that he will not agitate for a transfer.
Fábregas said: "Barcelona are the best team in the world and going there guarantees titles. But I owe myself to Arsenal.
"Any player who says he is not frustrated at not winning titles is lying. I am ambitious. [But] I have not spoken to the manager. He is the boss, he takes decisions and I don't know if they want to sell me or not.
"I have values and after all that I have done in eight years here I am not going to say a word that would ruin everything. I have always acted with discretion.
"Everyone sees things in a different way but in these [sorts of] decisions, not everything depends on the player. If I said anything else it would be a lie, it would give rise to speculation that is not true.
"I am very happy at Arsenal. I am not going to talk about any team – but I can't say no to anyone because you never know what could happen in the future."
Barça have tried and failed to sign their former player in each of the last two summer transfer windows.
He's wrapped around Wenger's finger.
Wenger.
I wonder how many players would leave when, I mean if, Wenger left.
if its true man u are heading for sanchez, they are not spending on this guy as wellSamir Nasri's agent claims the Arsenal midfielder is set to hold further contract talks with Arsene Wenger in a bid to resolve his future.
The Frenchman, who is out of contract with the Gunners next July, has been heavily linked with a move away from Emirates Stadium this summer.
Arsenal boss Wenger has made it clear he wants to keep Nasri in North London and has no intention of selling him to fierce rivals Manchester United, who are thought to be chasing his signature.
Reports suggest the France international has shunned contract talks with the Gunners until he is satisfied their transfer targets are of the required standard to mount a title bid next term.
However, Nasri's representative Alain Migliaccio claims negotiations are ongoing and expects the player to meet with Wenger in the near future.
He told calciomercatoweb: "I want to clarify that there has been no break with the Gunners over the contract's renewal and we should meet again soon with Arsene Wenger."
Migliaccio also moved to play down speculation linking Nasri with a move away from the Emirates, with Inter Milan the latest club thought to be interested.
He added: "There are a few clubs interested in Samir, but it is useless to name them.
"Before listening to other teams, we need and we want to talk with Arsenal."
I have to say fair play to the guy.
its hard to knock him, in the past he's always rushed to respond to speculation and has been honest enough this and last year to confirm what we always thought that he wants to go home.
no problem with that, as he gives his all when wearing our shirt. his injuries have made it look otherwise but he still got the most assists in the pl for us last year
Depends on who we brought in. If it's any of the managers some mugs have suggested, I doubt anyone decent would hang around.
Also depends on the players contract.
They'd be hard pushed to walk out the door in tandem.
Some people really don't think things through.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
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