Kel Varnsen wrote:There's no real point. There are too many problems with the squad. Sanchez won't make us challenge for the league. He wasn't even enough to help us get top four last year. So just sell him, and at least get some money for him. Same with Ozil tbh. Ozil is a complete waste in this set up.
Yeah, what I really want is more money for the club.
Cross reporting city bid- Sterling plus cash for alexis
Take it.
Depends how much cash, but if it's Sterling for four or five years + £30m or more it'd be a very good deal.
That's tempting. Prefer a deal involving Aguero though.
I'd give them Sanchez + 10-20m for Aguero and Sterling
I'd rather Sterling for 3-4 years plus than Sanchez for one year. And I don't care about City getting him any more. Its become clear we can't compete.
Take this deal and flog Ozil. Try for a few more players before the window closes and lets just start again.
I wonder if the Dortmund's interest is real. If so, we really need to open up to them for a deal. Get Pulisic and Weigl in return.
Clrnc wrote:I wonder if the Dortmund's interest is real. If so, we really need to open up to them for a deal. Get Pulisic and Weigl in return.
Would love Weigl at Arsenal
Some sources saying it's arsenal that have asked for sterling rather then city offering which seems more believable.
Given the source is cross, whose a club mouthpiece I'll hold off treating it with any credibility.
Sanchez made it clear he will not sign a new deal but Arsenal believe that the cost of selling him would be greater than the profit gained, unless it was for crazy money.
After all, the 28-year-old could be the difference between getting a top four place or not. That is £30m, straight away.
His goals and assists made him priceless to Arsenal last season.
But baggage comes with Sanchez.
There often does with big stars and their egos. They know they are special, can be temperamental, selfish divas and, at times, disruptive.
Some of the other players do not like him, they think he inhibits and damages the team ethic and dressing room spirit.
It’s all about him rather than the team.
Sanchez can be difficult to handle in training, sulk on the pitch and throw a strop if he is substituted.
On one occasion, he was hooked late on and, by the time the game was finished and everyone else came into the dressing room, he was showered, changed and gone.
But try explaining that to a baying mob of fans after the defeat at Liverpool.
Selling Sanchez, Arsenal’s best player, to a rival after insisting all summer that he would not be leaving.
The fact that Manchester City are the only club in the market makes it even more difficult.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/wenger-furious-arsenal-inquest-anfield-11077745
its john cross, so id guess about 10% of the above is accurate in any way.
Sounds like a smear job from the club as they get ready to sell.
Exactly. Sounds like we're being softened up by some negative leaks about the player.
Exactly my thoughts it's made out that Wenger is angry at the team then primarily has a pop at Alexis and hardly mentions anyone else. The club have gone to cross again to try and get a smear job on Sanchez to help the sale. So predictable and cross tried a similar thing after the Liverpool game last year mentioning how others in the squad hate him.
He's a club propagandist and not worth listening too.
mdgoonah41 wrote:Sanchez made it clear he will not sign a new deal but Arsenal believe that the cost of selling him would be greater than the profit gained, unless it was for crazy money.
After all, the 28-year-old could be the difference between getting a top four place or not. That is £30m, straight away.
His goals and assists made him priceless to Arsenal last season.
But baggage comes with Sanchez.
There often does with big stars and their egos. They know they are special, can be temperamental, selfish divas and, at times, disruptive.
Some of the other players do not like him, they think he inhibits and damages the team ethic and dressing room spirit.
It’s all about him rather than the team.
Sanchez can be difficult to handle in training, sulk on the pitch and throw a strop if he is substituted.
On one occasion, he was hooked late on and, by the time the game was finished and everyone else came into the dressing room, he was showered, changed and gone.
But try explaining that to a baying mob of fans after the defeat at Liverpool.
Selling Sanchez, Arsenal’s best player, to a rival after insisting all summer that he would not be leaving.
The fact that Manchester City are the only club in the market makes it even more difficult.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/wenger-furious-arsenal-inquest-anfield-11077745
its john cross, so id guess about 10% of the above is accurate in any way.
transparent bullshit from the club
Joke club.
That bids are allegedly already coming in is fisgusting. We were told he is going nowhere. So why are City bidding? I'm tired of the deception and duplicitous bullshit. To see City with Jesus, Aguero, De Bruyne, Silva, and Sanchez while we trot out Walcott and Welbeck would be worse than coming down with consumption and the clap simultaneously.
The scuttlebutt about supposed squad negativity regarding Sanchez is now being picked up by other outlets, so the propaganda machine is doing its job.
Claudius wrote:... we trot out
Walcott
and Welbeck ...
Bold Tone wrote:Claudius wrote:... we trot out
Walcott
and Welbeck ...
The most accurate post I have seen in here
ohboy!!! wrote:Bold Tone wrote:The most accurate post I have seen in here
Bet you haven't seen this.
