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I'd still like to see Johnson transformed to a winger like Bale was with Kelly behind him.
I'd go with that
I'd still like to see Johnson transformed to a winger like Bale was with Kelly behind him.
TriggerHappy said:10 goals and 10 assists in all competitions for arsenal last season and won't be missed? You're mad!
Bet you were one of those who boo'd him during the spurs game before he answered the critics with two goals.
TriggerHappy said:Goal.com are now reporting Arsenal will tell RVP that he will be made to see out his contract and won't be sold. Not sure if that's a smarter move or not.
joescrivens said:I do like walcott but I find him a little lacking in execution at the end of his runs.
I'd welcome him to anfield though. Not sure how the partnership of him and johnson really works though, for england they both like to get forward too much and could leave defensive frailities at the back on the right.
cambsno said:Stupid move and sums up the board and manager. Sell now for £20m but then invest in £20m sticker. Why keep an unhappy player and get nothing in a year?
They're gambling that in a year his age and injury history will reduce his value where they can compete financially with the offers he'll receive. It also gives them 12 months to prove they do have the ambition to win trophies.
We saw with Cesc that keeping a player who wants to go doesn't play at their best and I honestly don't think he's irreplaceable, as good as he is.
PMK said:Huh? If he sees out his contract he will go on free, right?
Didn't downing cost £15m? If so that makes Walcott a £35m player!
Yes but the contracts he'll be offered from other clubs will be less lucrative meaning that Arsenal could offer wages of the same value rather than being blown out of the water by the big money clubs.
joescrivens said:But he'll be annoyed they didn't sell him when he wanted to move on so he won't sign for them. So all it does is cost them 30m in profit and result in an unsettled player.
Silly move
TriggerHappy said:Agreed. As soon as he released that statement I said he should be sold to the highest bidder.
jonneymendoza said:No let him rot in the reserves
They're gambling that in a year his age and injury history will reduce his value where they can compete financially with the offers he'll receive. It also gives them 12 months to prove they do have the ambition to win trophies.
We saw with Cesc that keeping a player who wants to go doesn't play at their best and I honestly don't think he's irreplaceable, as good as he is.
cambsno said:Well, we are showing no ambition at the moment to win trophies and have not done for years, so whats gonna change in the next year?
tiler65 said:Liverpool are in the hunt for a right winger that will fit into their 'style'... They really could get a bargain in Nick Griffin
I don't get it.
Liverpool are in the hunt for a right winger that will fit into their 'style'... They really could get a bargain in Nick Griffin
joescrivens said:nick griffin is a politician firmly on the right wing. He's also chairman of the BNP so it fits in with luis suarez
I'm not saying the joke is funny - I'm just explaining it.
I know who nick griffin is. Just struggling to get the joke. Is it a joke? I don't know.
I know who nick griffin is. Just struggling to get the joke. Is it a joke? I don't know.
So Chelsea have announced a new sponsorship deal with Gazprom, a russian company that has a large number of shares held by Abramovic's son and slightly bizarrely the Chairman is Alisher Usmanov who is the second largest shareholder in Arsenal. Not only does it sound like a conflict of interest for Usmanov, it highlights the woeful inadequacy of FFP in preventing the personal riches of owners from bank rolling their club.
Looks like the Hoilett to QPR deal has been agreed. Big signing for them but still estimated to cost around £4m for various fees despite being out of contract.
Hoilett's under 24 so compensation must be paid to Blackburn but, even at £4m, potentially a great signing for us.
Ah that's answered my question before I even asked it. I knew compensation was to be paid but I didn't realise it was age related.
He's a bargain at £4m, if he can add a little end product to his dribbling he could be the league's best winger!
fabs said:It's caused quite the storm on QPR forums, he's a player that a lot of fans have been hoping for for quite a while now.
There's quite a squad building up at the club now and expectation is going to be high for the coming season. Anything other than Top 10 cill be seen as a disappointment by many, personally I'll be happy if we stay away from the relegation mix.
There's always a danger that a club grows into the league too fast and brings in too much new talent that hasn't settled into the club and loses its old core that kept them up. We've seen this before with the likes of Hull, Ipswich and Birmingham but I do hope QPR doesn't join them. As long as Barton doesn't feature much i'd love for them to challenge top 10!
It's caused quite the storm on QPR forums, he's a player that a lot of fans have been hoping for for quite a while now.
There's quite a squad building up at the club now and expectation is going to be high for the coming season. Anything other than Top 10 cill be seen as a disappointment by many, personally I'll be happy if we stay away from the relegation mix.
I am genuinely excited about the season now.![]()
There's always a danger that a club grows into the league too fast and brings in too much new talent that hasn't settled into the club and loses its old core that kept them up. We've seen this before with the likes of Hull, Ipswich and Birmingham but I do hope QPR doesn't join them. As long as Barton doesn't feature much i'd love for them to challenge top 10!
Looks like the Hoilett to QPR deal has been agreed. Big signing for them but still estimated to cost around £4m for various fees despite being out of contract.
There's also a great interview with Wenger, where he's unusually frank: http://www.timeout.com.hk/feature-stories/features/52243/meet-the-professor.html
I suggest his critics have a read![]()
So who's watching the England v Sweden women's match?
Stop sniggering at the back![]()