Nothing wrong with the club buying talented youngsters for relative peanuts. It is wrong banking on them being immediate hits though.
Yaya Sanogo
asajoseph wrote:The new Giles Sunu...
Rex wrote:Nothing wrong with the club buying talented youngsters for relative peanuts.
This shouldn't need to be repeated, but it's true.
Nothing wrong with it, I just don't really have time or interest in any of them until they get around to looking ready for the first team, which most never do.
Low risk, high reward. I like it. Also he looks to be a real talent when healthy.
asajoseph wrote:Rex wrote:Nothing wrong with the club buying talented youngsters for relative peanuts.
This shouldn't need to be repeated, but it's true.
Nothing wrong with it, I just don't really have time or interest in any of them until they get around to looking ready for the first team, which most never do.
In fairness to this chap, from the sounds of it he's a lot closer to being relevant than Sunu ever was.
By that I mean when you sign a player at 20 with competitive experience, it's a lot less of a punt in general than a 16 year old with none.
samthegooner wrote:Low risk, high reward. I like it. Also he looks to be a real talent when healthy.
Totally agree. Tall, rangy, fast, a finisher; Ade mk 2. A specimen as well, looks like he could easily dunk a basketball.
That is always handy in football I guess.
He's probably better than Sunu, but at Sanogo's age he was at least laying in Ligue 1
yaya's a no go. great.
Pretty much confirmed barring Wenger changing his mind after the photoshoot.
Everyone will be shocked and dissapointed if that happens.
Captain wrote:Pretty much confirmed barring Wenger changing his mind after the photoshoot.
I am pleased to be following in the footsteps of Abou Diaby who came through from Auxerre.
I hope, he doesn't literally follow Diaby into our medical ward.
Many similarities here - both the players are tall and physically strong. Both have looked good whenever they have had a run of games only to get injured again for long periods.
Captain wrote:Pretty much confirmed barring Wenger changing his mind after the photoshoot.
It would present him the best opportunity ever to use that pun though.
Genius.
Iloveyouarsenewenger wrote:I am pleased to be following in the footsteps of Abou Diaby who came through from Auxerre.
I hope, he doesn't literally follow Diaby into our medical ward.
Many similarities here - both the players are tall and physically strong. Both have looked good whenever they have had a run of games only to get injured again for long periods.
We all start out as children.
Indeed Tim.
http://hereisthecity.com/2013/05/21/striker-target-has-left-for-medical-at-arsenal/
I like the way they finish the article with
Are you confident he will pass the medical?
As if we have something other than past injury horror information about him
Tim ?