Abou Diaby watch?

[Letters]

Dignitas

[Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie]

Huge sense of relief washes over me

[Gooner23]

Right decision for him to go but I wish him well and think it's sad he never fulfilled his potential. I can see why Wenger gave him even chance as he showed flashes of brilliance.

[Power n Glory]

He really was a special talent. Must be one of Wenger's biggest regrets.

Yep. Agree with that. Wenger didn't want to give up on him and it's understandable. The game he had against Liverpool was really impressive.

[Özil's Panoramic View]

Good fucking riddance! This perennial crock was allowed to steal a living for almost a decade. Some £25 mil trousered during that time for fuck all in return.

Has to be one of the biggest waste of resources in any sphere you can think of. Especially shocking for a manager who towed the destitute line for years.

[GP]

Nope

[Letters]

Nope

More of a response than that deserved tbh.

[Penguin]

We should have cut our losses years ago but better late than never. That picture someone posted of all of his injuries proves it wasn't because of the leg break, he was just made of glass.

I feel sorry for him that his career was ruined by injuries and all that, but I doubt he would have shown as much loyalty to Wenger as Arsene has shown in him, if he didn't have those injury problems.

[Blink 1nce Quince 2wice]

Didn't begrudge the club sticking by him.....moreover, I'm glad we did. I'd have not begrudged us putting him on a pay as you play type contract either (however comical it may sound).

The intangible of being known as a club that sticks by its players through thick and thin is one I like.....and even if it can't be quantified, it all factors into how we are received to outsiders..... not least of all prospective players.

[Syn]

Don't think he would've been a worldie. Wasn't sharp enough, but could've been useful because of his physical frame. Unlucky but he has made his millions so no need to be too sad about it.