Sounds a bit far fetched to me....but who knows in the crazy world of football.Originally Posted by danisinkz
All I know is, 45mil is a good return, and if he is going, that amount is fine.
Can't believe he's off to Real tho. Just wouldn't happen.
Sounds a bit far fetched to me....but who knows in the crazy world of football.
All I know is, 45mil is a good return, and if he is going, that amount is fine.
Can't believe he's off to Real tho. Just wouldn't happen.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
Sounds like nonsense to me, both stories.
I really hate the "I heard this from a friend of my cousin's ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend's baby-sitter" story.
Out of curiosity, who would Fabregas be replacing? Alonso? Ozil? Khederia? Di Maria? Gago?
While all answers are responses, not all responses are answers.
He'll go to Man City - you watch
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.” Dennis Bergkamp
"I started clapping myself until I realized that i was sunderland's manager". Peter Reid
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God knows! I find it interesting how the Online Gooner buys into these stories... Im sure we all know someone that is mates with someone who once felched a board member of Arsenal in return for a bit of info!
Secret Insider 7:53am 24th May 2011
"i also have some inside information. arshavin is a KGB agent and played for us as cover in order to spy on english citizens. this is the truth. of course i cant go into detail as i would compromise the identity of my imformant. your just going to take everything i say on my word. of course you dont know me and i cant prove what i say using facts. just assumptions on mystery insiders that may or may not exist." - Post No. 8076
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Damn, shocking stuff. Explains why he always looks tired, he'd be doing spying shit at night, probably in a catsuit which must look pretty ridiculous given how fat he is.Secret Insider 7:53am 24th May 2011
"i also have some inside information. arshavin is a KGB agent and played for us as cover in order to spy on english citizens. this is the truth. of course i cant go into detail as i would compromise the identity of my imformant. your just going to take everything i say on my word. of course you dont know me and i cant prove what i say using facts. just assumptions on mystery insiders that may or may not exist." - Post No. 8076
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I'm also surprised that he managed to stay committed to the cause and put in the effort for more than 70 minutes.
Downing?
Arsenal Transfer Rumors See Gunners Target Aston Villa's Stewart Downing
Arsenal transfer rumors have been rampant as the month of May has progressed, as the London club has been linked to players at virtually every position on the pitch, from strikers to goalkeepers. Given the disappointing finish to the season, in which the Gunners collapsed in impressive fashion, falling out of an automatic bid to the Champions League in the process, it's clear that significant changes to the side are necessary.
One name that has popped up recently on the radar for Arsene Wenger's club is Aston Villa winger Stewart Downing. The longtime Liverpool target has caught Wenger's interest, and the Daily Mail reports that the Gunners are prepared to make a run for the talented English international.
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Wenger reportedly sent a senior scout to watch Downing's season finale over the weekend, and was impressed by what he saw. The 26-year-old wing has proven himself a gifted attacking player this season, netting seven goals on the season, while his playmaking skills have helped him to dish out seven assists, as well.
Downing's pace and ball-handling skills would be a perfect fit in Wenger's system, and on a team whose offense sputtered on occasion last year, his offensive gifts could be just what they need to improve next year.
But, Arsenal aren't the only club in the market for Downing's services. Liverpool have had their eye on him for some time now, and have the cash to splash to get the deal done for him.
This one looks like a fight to the finish, as there has been little indication that either side plans to drop off the race to get him. If Downing decides to leave Villa, both Arsenal and Liverpool could benefit from his offensive touch, and he brings enough defense to the table to keep him from being a liability. Look for this one to be anybody's game, although Liverpool's extended interest could prove to be the difference.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/7...tewart-downing
Good god no!
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