Re: Arsenal gossip

jak Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:23 pm

FrenchSpur wrote:
jak wrote:
FrenchSpur wrote:think cesc is on his way back to barca.. Shame really he is a great player.

It seems to me that a lot of the better players are going to the sun and surf in Spain. I guess its down to the higher tax and weak pound.

They're making a feck up then as the tax rates in Spain are being hiked and the €uro is diving.

There just seems to be a lot of money suddenly available over in sunny Spain.

A lot of the English teams seem to be a bit short of cash. Liverpool being a case in point

Two teams in Spain, the only two teams in Spain, are sploshing the cash like there's no tomorrow.
Valencia are in deep shit and if things don't change you'll have Barcelona v Real Madrid every week, there'll be no other teams left.

jak Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:26 pm

jpr60 wrote:As Arsenal have politely told Barca to "do one" regarding their (finally) official approach for Captain Cesc we may assume that will be the end of the story, eh? You know, Barca said if Arsenal didn't want it to happen they'd walk away, eh? EH? Oh!

Arsenal should just dig their heels in until they pay the right price. Fabregas is tied up for four years, so he's not going to be able to punish us by sitting out his contract. So feck Barcelona until they cough up what he's worth.

Guest Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:28 pm

jak wrote:
jpr60 wrote:As Arsenal have politely told Barca to "do one" regarding their (finally) official approach for Captain Cesc we may assume that will be the end of the story, eh? You know, Barca said if Arsenal didn't want it to happen they'd walk away, eh? EH? Oh!

Arsenal should just dig their heels in until they pay the right price. Fabregas is tied up for four years, so he's not going to be able to punish us by sitting out his contract. So feck Barcelona until they cough up what he's worth.

And if they don't sell him, I'll be up £20. cheers

FrenchSpur Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:30 pm

jpr60 wrote:As Arsenal have politely told Barca to "do one" regarding their (finally) official approach for Captain Cesc we may assume that will be the end of the story, eh? You know, Barca said if Arsenal didn't want it to happen they'd walk away, eh? EH? Oh!

Barca walk away???? don't think that's going to happen somehow... I reckon you are going to get 50 mill for him in the end.

FrenchSpur Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:31 pm

jak wrote:
FrenchSpur wrote:
jak wrote:
FrenchSpur wrote:think cesc is on his way back to barca.. Shame really he is a great player.

It seems to me that a lot of the better players are going to the sun and surf in Spain. I guess its down to the higher tax and weak pound.

They're making a feck up then as the tax rates in Spain are being hiked and the €uro is diving.

There just seems to be a lot of money suddenly available over in sunny Spain.

A lot of the English teams seem to be a bit short of cash. Liverpool being a case in point

Two teams in Spain, the only two teams in Spain, are sploshing the cash like there's no tomorrow.
Valencia are in deep shit and if things don't change you'll have Barcelona v Real Madrid every week, there'll be no other teams left.

I dont quite understand where Real are getting their massive amounts of cash from.

**Bedshammer** Thu Jun 03, 2010 8:31 am

0910 BST: Arsenal are considering a move for West Ham's £6m-rated England goalkeeper Robert Green, 30, after opting not to pursue 37-year-old Fulham stopper Mark Schwarzer.
Full story: caughtoffside.com

Arsenal and Tottenham are locked in a head-to-head battle for the signature of £9m-rated Manchester City defender Micah Richards.
Full story: footylatest

Portsmouth and England goalkeeper David James could be in line for a move to Fulham as Arsenal step up their interest in the Cottagers' Mark Schwarzer.
Full story: Daily Mail

Arsenal have become the latest team to be linked with Chelsea's out-of-contract midfielder Joe Cole, but the player will not decide on his future until after the World Cup.
Full story: Daily Mirror

**Bedshammer** Thu Jun 03, 2010 11:38 am

1145 BST: Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas is examining his legal options in a bid to force through a move to Barcelona. The 23-year-old has considered exploiting Fifa's 'Webster ruling', which states that a player who signed a deal before the age of 28 can buy himself out of the remainder of his contract three years after the deal was signed.

However, it would cost Fabregas £28.6m to buy out his £110,000-a-week contract which has five years to run.
Full story: goal.com

Avfc_4eva_Sotc Thu Jun 03, 2010 11:58 am

Slaves aint they.....

**Bedshammer** Fri Jun 04, 2010 9:53 am

both Manchester United and Arsenal are waiting in the wings to pounce if City and Toure fail to come to an agreement.
Full story: The Sun

Arsenal could offer £7m plus youngsters Francis Coquelin and Armand Traore for FC Lorient defender Laurent Koscielny after an initial £4m bid was rejected.
Full story: Daily Mirror

The Gunners are also interested in Barcelona's Israeli playmaker Guy Assulin - who has been dubbed 'the new Messi.'
Full story: IMScouting

Arsenal midfielder Cesc Fabregas is set for clear the air talks with manager Arsene Wenger after being left in limbo by the club's strong stance over his proposed move to Barcelona.
Full story: Daily Mirror

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