Arsenal

[Galning]

Different rules in England, no? Think FFP only counts for European competitions.

 

[Cule4life]

Different rules in England, no? Think FFP only counts for European competitions.

Yeah does that mean Sagna won't be a part of the CL squad as this means Micah Richards is leaving? They have a wage freeze on the CL squad

 

[Haruko The Goon]

I don't it even bothers them.

Barry/Richards/Lescott are all leaving. that right there is probably 400k per week.

 

[Der Kaiser]

I don't it even bothers them.

Barry/Richards/Lescott are all leaving. that right there is probably 400k per week.

But dont they need english players for the CL rules? From what I´ve heard, they not only spend too much money, but also have too few home grown players. They fucked up so much...

 

[Semi-Neutral]

The only source I can find for him going to City is the Daily Mail, so I wouldn't be too sure about it just yet...

 

[DonAK]

The only source I can find for him going to City is the Daily Mail, so I wouldn't be too sure about it just yet...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/fo...but-Arsenal-hopeful-after-FA-Cup-triumph.html

As you said, it's not sure that he will leave, but I think he will.

 

[Robbie]

He's 32 years old and gave us the majority of his career. Turned down big clubs when he was in his prime and our best players were leaving left and right (earning 50-70k when others were above 100k). I wish he could retire with us, but he has every right to look for one last big payday before finishing his career. At least it's not at United or Spurs though.

 

[Gilberto]

He's 32 years old and gave us the majority of his career. Turned down big clubs when he was in his prime and our best players were leaving left and right (earning 50-70k when others were above 100k). I wish he could retire with us, but he has every right to look for one last big payday before finishing his career. At least it's not at United or Spurs though.

Yes, but he could've become a legend and now he's not doing his reputation any good

 

[Robbie]

He's at an age now where footballers usually retire. Let him sit on the bench and take 140k per week while Zabaleta does all the work

 

[Gilberto]

He's at an age now where footballers usually retire. Let him sit on the bench and take 140k per week while Zabaleta does all the work

that doesn't sound that bad

 

[Haruko The Goon]

He's 32 years old and gave us the majority of his career. Turned down big clubs when he was in his prime and our best players were leaving left and right (earning 50-70k when others were above 100k). I wish he could retire with us, but he has every right to look for one last big payday before finishing his career. At least it's not at United or Spurs though.

True. Hate that he's gone, however I don't hold a grudge. I wave him good bye and good luck.

 

[Semi-Neutral]

 

[pEllee]

Arsene Wenger has agreed a new three-year deal to remain as Arsenal manager until 2017.The contract could be signed and announced as soon as Saturday.

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/27635264

 

[Haruko The Goon]

Nice. I'll love to see how he builds his final team.

 

[Robbie]

Built around Wilshere, Ramsey, and Ozil. The missing link here is a proper world class DM and a world class striker. Failing that, as close to it as possible. Right now all I can think of is Luiz Gustavo as the midfield signing.

We had our chance to get a striker LAST season, when it was a once in a lifetime window of opportunity. Cavani went quickly, Madrid fucked us over with the Higuain deal, and that insulting bid pissed off Liverpool with the whole Suarez debacle. Now there isn't a single striker available that would be worth signing. Maybe Mandzukic, but I don't even know if that's possible.