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Suarez: the great moral dilemma of our time

lorddulaarsenal

Captain wrote:
Liverpool finished 28 points behind United last season, we finished 16 off the pace. Losers are losers but if you were a betting man, who would you choose as a potential challenger with a couple of additions?

US!!!!!

Captain

Armor

@lorddulaarsenal wrote:
John cross does it again

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/arsenal-transfer-news-olivier-giroud-2089070?

Fucking spaz

I wonder how long it will take them to realise the first picture is of Jenkinson.

goon

😆

Iloveyouarsenewenger

Bring it on. 😆

Clrnc

Pepe LeFrits

Armor wrote:
@lorddulaarsenal wrote:
John cross does it again

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/arsenal-transfer-news-olivier-giroud-2089070?

Fucking spaz

I wonder how long it will take them to realise the first picture is of Jenkinson.

Are we sure?

It really, really looks like someone has blended Giroud, Jenks and Rambo on Photoshop.

Bold Tone

Clrnc wrote:
Suarez's dribble and missed goal due to greed

So now we are going by chances created but failed to finish by a £55m player?
Do you want the top twenty amazing Gervinho dribbles that also came to nothing?

Klaus

Clrnc wrote:

That's a great Szczesny gif.

Qwiss

Yaya wrote:
Rodgers: "So why would you swap Liverpool to go to Arsenal? I am not sure that it adds up to be honest."

Because its not the fucking 80s thats why.

Biggus

Timothy wrote:
Dzeko is a target man and great with his back to goal. By definition he will make the team play better. He is a fantastic centre forward, just needs to play week in week out with the same players and he'd prove to be one of the very best strikers in the country.

I don't think he's quite as good as Suarez though, and I don't think he'd be much cheaper.

He's what Bendtner Chamakh and Girourd were supposed to be, of course he's a different type of player to a nippy dribbler but we need both types we need alternatives when the opposition parks the bus.

Burnwinter

Rodgers: "So why would you swap Liverpool to go to Arsenal? I am not sure that it adds up to be honest."

Bold Tone

😆 That's him down to a T!
Haven't given it any thought, whatsoever, as i do not expect Wenger to buy any major striker as i think he will stick with his man, Giroud, for a while but what are the chances of getting Dzeko and how much do you think would City sting us for him if we inquired?

Captain

Dzeko is better than Lewandowski in my opinion and I really don't know if we could turn his head, but I would definitely take him over Suarez. I think that type of striker is better for our collection of players. Plus he can finish left, right and with his head. I would fancy him for 25+ in the league here easily and we wouldn't lose much of the team cohesion.

But anyway, looks like we're going all in for bucky o'hare and will get him, so whatever.

goon

What's up with Dzeko anyway, seems like he's happy to pick up his salary and sit on the bench.

Captain

Starts about 33-35 games a season; suppose that's enough for him.

Qwiss

He played a fair bit last season.

y va marquer

Burnwinter wrote:
Rodgers: "So why would you swap Liverpool to go to Arsenal? I am not sure that it adds up to be honest."

At this stage I just want us to end this, wrap it up, and shut those fools up

Bold Tone

Suarez will flourish as we become a one man team with all the goals coming from him and nothing from the others.
He will keep dropping deep, occupying Cazorla's space and cramping his game so it becomes as peripheral as it is for Spain.
As for Podolski and Walcott, they can forget about one-twos, lofted passes or through balls so their stats are going to be headed one way.
The best they can hope for is become the equivalent of Sturridge at Liverpool or Adebayor at the spuds averaging about 5 goals each for the one season le cannibal is with us.
Team spirit will hit record breaking low levels and we will suffer when he is suspended as the other players will come in lacking match fitness.
Luckily, Wenger is such a tight arse, this scenario will not occur as we will not pay the £55m Liverpool want and are going to end up empty-handed.

Burnwinter

Full quote from Rodgers:

"I know what we are trying to build and grow, so why would you swap Liverpool to go to Arsenal?" the Liverpool manager said. "I am not sure that it adds up, to be honest. Arsenal has a wonderful history in its own right but Liverpool is one of the biggest clubs in the world. OK, we might not be in the Champions League and haven't been for a while now but our competitors have grown around us and we have to step up to the challenge now."

Arsenal qualified for the Champions League for a 14th season in succession last term whereas Liverpool are approaching a fourth consecutive campaign outside the European elite. But Rodgers insisted his debut season in charge at Anfield, which yielded 30 goals for Suárez, demonstrates why the striker would be wrong to move to north London.

He added: "Would it be a mistake for Luis to leave? 100%. The team was built around Luis last season. I made some big calls to get the team to work in a way to suit his strengths and it is no coincidence he had a great season apart from the end bit. We would love to have him to continue the next phase.

Well we certainly do qualify for the top competition, even if we don't win it.

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