😃 Do you think Cesc will stay for another year Ricky?
Daily Mail wouldnt be the Daily Mail without sensationalist rubbish anyway Klaus
Perfect. Even more DNA to unravel
Irishgunnerz wrote: 😃 Do you think Cesc will stay for another year Ricky? Daily Mail wouldnt be the Daily Mail without sensationalist rubbish anyway Klaus
I'd be very surprised if he left. They won't pay the money that we'd want, and I don't think Cesc is the sort to screw us and demand the move.
The two Barca kids are unlikely though to feature anytime soon in the first team, havent taken huge chunk of our transfer kitty and more importantly, pissed off Barcelona. Even f they never play, that alone almost makes it worthwhile
Ricky1985 wrote: Irishgunnerz wrote: 😃 Do you think Cesc will stay for another year Ricky? Daily Mail wouldnt be the Daily Mail without sensationalist rubbish anyway Klaus I'd be very surprised if he left. They won't pay the money that we'd want, and I don't think Cesc is the sort to screw us and demand the move.
But he is the sort to sulk and feel sorry for himself like he did last season.
I don't agree with that.
Nor do I. Cesc spent the first half of the year fired-up as fuck. Manifested itself in both positive and negative ways, but he was hardly sulking.
I think his persistent injuries had more of an effect on his attitude than anything else. He didn't seem to cope well with the stop start nature of his season.
Wenger suggested that the recurrence of his injury had psychological causes.
"Eeet's all in your 'ed " - possibly not the most helpful of things to say.
Gurgen wrote: Wenger suggested that the recurrence of his injury had psychological causes.
"He feels responsibility to win things that's for sure," Wenger said. "I don't know if that has an influence, but it's difficult because you can have psychological reasons or physical reasons - it's difficult."
"He feels responsibility to win things that's for sure," Wenger said.
"I don't know if that has an influence, but it's difficult because you can have psychological reasons or physical reasons - it's difficult."
‘It is hard to overcome if you have a recurrence of injuries because it plays a part in your head until you get rid of it completely'
So the extra stress of responsibility could have partly caused the recurring injuries and the injury is on his mind during games.
He didn't sulk or feel sorry for himself this season. Gurgen just has some weird, petty little hatred for Cesc and has done for years.
The whole sulk storyline was a convenient one to explain a subpar season. The man, like Torres last year, played injured. Wenger is to blame for that. It's not worth playing your star player if he's unhealthy. Fabregas is one of the few you can trust to put in a shift when he's fit
Rumours are surfacing that we tried to exchange Denilson for Douglas Costa
Arsenal have offered Denilson in part-exchange for Shakhtar Donestk Brazilian Under-20 midfielder Douglas Costa - according to the latter's agent. However, the Ukranians aren't interested in the Gunners' wantaway midfielder and are instead holding out for hard cash instead. Speaking to Calciomercato.com, Cesar Bottega said: "The Gunners have offered the club Denilson in exchange for Douglas but Shakhtar said no.
Arsenal have offered Denilson in part-exchange for Shakhtar Donestk Brazilian Under-20 midfielder Douglas Costa - according to the latter's agent.
However, the Ukranians aren't interested in the Gunners' wantaway midfielder and are instead holding out for hard cash instead.
Speaking to Calciomercato.com, Cesar Bottega said:
"The Gunners have offered the club Denilson in exchange for Douglas but Shakhtar said no.
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Transfer-news-Arsenal-offer-Denilson-in-part-exchange-for-Shakthar-Donestk-Douglas-Costa-article748213.html
the stated they had no interest in denilson 😆
Manchester City rival Arsenal for Partizan Belgrade defender ace According to reports Manchester City are interested in Partizan Belgrade defender Stefan Savic. Savic is understood to be a long-term target of Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger. The highly-rated Montenegran is believed to be on the transfer radar of City boss Roberto Mancini who has close links with Savic’s agent Sergio Berti. The 20 year-old defender is rated at £7 million by Partizan.
Manchester City rival Arsenal for Partizan Belgrade defender ace According to reports Manchester City are interested in Partizan Belgrade defender Stefan Savic.
Savic is understood to be a long-term target of Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.
The highly-rated Montenegran is believed to be on the transfer radar of City boss Roberto Mancini who has close links with Savic’s agent Sergio Berti.
The 20 year-old defender is rated at £7 million by Partizan.
We had this kid on a 10 day trial back in February 2010, he announced he was going to sign for us, but it didn't end up going through because we felt it better to leave it until the summer. The summer came and he ended up signing for Partizan Belgrade instead. Looks like we might have made a mistake (although work permit issues could have been a problem at the time). Anyway, he's 6'2" and compared to Vidic.
http://www.caughtoffside.com/2011/06/28/arsenal-prepare-club-record-17-9m-bid-for-anderlecht-goal-machine-romelu-lukaku/
Now THAT is an interesting player! He certainly looks as exciting as they come.
Not for me. Would not be happy when spending that amount of money on what could turn out to be the next Heskey. Just glad it's caughtoffside.
He looks more like the next Drogba if you ask me, but there you go. The future will tell.
