another day, another pointless article full of bollocks
[Quote]Arsenal and Manchester City agree £23m fee for Samir Nasri.Full story: Sky Italia (in Italian[\quote]Bye
OK say this goes throughOriginally Posted by AKBapologist
thats a potential 58 mil
that and much more needs to be poured back into the team because do not tell me we need have mor for transfer before these deals
we need to spend more than we ever had.......and with that kind of cash we do not need to go after projects like Gervinho (willing to give him a chance)
nobodys like Kos (who I dont mind) or useless shit like (Eboue and Bendtner)
dark days are a foot but they can be made lighter if managed correctly......this does not have to turn out as bad as it looks from the beginning
Yep.Easy as that, eh?
If he'd have signed Cahill and Samba, it would strengthen our defence - the main area we are weak in. That would prove to both Cesc and Nasri that Wenger wants to fight to win again. Add Gervinho and maybe another winger and I think they would have seriously considered staying.
But instead we 'have to wait for everyone else to move first' cause its impossible for us to just get our transfer business done, without endless weeks of fucking about.
In the mean time we end up 3 1st teamers short.
Wengers knows ™ cough cough!
@DarrenArsenal1 - #Arsenal can't move players on who should be moved due to fees wanted combined with high wages. Need to do a MUFC and sell for low fees..
..But #Arsenal can't really do that under a financial model we work to. All monies especially transfer very important.
To poor to sell our dross. Sad times.
http://www.goal.com/en/news/11/trans...-sevilla-are-?Hugo Rodallega has claimed that Sevilla, Villarreal, Everton and Arsenal have expressed an interest in him, but for the meantime he is happy at Wigan.
The Colombian striker told Goal.com US Latino that his future is at the DW Stadium, but admitted that he has always liked Arsene Wenger's side.
"I like playing and I have many teams where I could play but for now my future is with Wigan. I have a year left on my contract, but I [would] go to another team if the opportunity arises, and well, I've always liked Arsenal.
"There are many teams interested, it's true. Villarreal, Sevilla, Arsenal also have [had] some interest, Everton of England, but it all is speculation," he stated.
The former Necaxa attacker scored pivotal goals to keep Roberto Martinez's outfit in the Premier League in 2010-11, and is currently on international duty at the Copa America.
Last edited by Boss; 09-07-2011 at 08:52 AM.
The King Is Back.
How are we "too poor" though? We're owned by a multi-billionaire whose wife's family owns Walmart.
It's not that we're too poor, it's that the board (and management) is too tight and too greedy.
We like to do things the "right way", this means selling first team players for 10, 15 or 20 million and internally promoting from within.
We have to respect the rules and live within our means...even though we charge the highest season tickets prices in the league and pay our manager who was won nothing in six years and mismanaged the football team the highest salary in PL.
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