Arsenal Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2013/14

tayto lover

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Is Spurs next PL game yeah?

Yes. 1st Sept.

Alfred Borden

Great win, Jack looked excellent when he came on. Rest up the lads now beat Spurs and go into the break with 6 points and 5 signings!

Looper007

I put out a strong enough team on Tuesday guys just in case.

Radharc na Sleibhte

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Was anyone else really impressed with Sanogo? :-D

He needed more then 10 minutes but he chased down one or two balls.
Had Aaron Hughes not got his trailing foot to the Walcott cross, Sanogo would have put it in the net. Definately expecting him to make waves in the Carling cup. Early days yet

Radharc na Sleibhte

Interviewer:Stop putting words in wengers mouth feck ya!!!

Radharc na Sleibhte

Deleted User wrote: »

He needed more then 10 minutes but he chased down one or two balls.
Had Aaron Hughes not got his trailing foot to the Walcott cross, Sanogo would have put it in the net. Definately expecting him to make waves in the Carling cup. Early days yet

Im only slagging the situation, not the poor lad. He shouldnt be playing at all yet. Heres hoping hes the new Anelka, sort of.

bad2dabone

That's arsenal's 100th victory in a London derby.

First team to achieve that landmark.

Naturally.

Looper007

Looper007 wrote: »

Maybe, probably Pardew doesn't want a player that's not 100% right on the field.

Clubs are molly coddling players far too much.

For the money they are on if anything the player should be absolutely 100% raring to go to show the world what the fuss is all about but instead of this situations arise where the 'head isnt right' :rolleyes:

Radharc na Sleibhte

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Im only slagging the situation, not the poor lad. He shouldnt be playing at all yet. Heres hoping hes the new Anelka, sort of.

I think they were right to give him 10 minutes. The game was pretty much won and the other two strikers are after playing 3 times in 7 days. Sanogo is a young lad who's probably dying to get out and show what he can do so what harm really.

AdamD

AdamD wrote: »

Cabaye not in the squad again today, surely that move is imminent.

But arent PSG in for him too? Either way id say his days as an NUFC player are over.

Radharc na Sleibhte

Deleted User wrote: »

I think they were right to give him 10 minutes. The game was pretty much won and the other two strikers are after playing 3 times in 7 days. Sanogo is a young lad who's probably dying to get out and show what he can do so what harm really.

Absolutely.
I was hoping id see him.
I is only taking la piss.

Radharc na Sleibhte

Where would Cabaye go today for example?
I genuinely think we dont need him but sure as we have all learned today....
ARSENE KNOWS:D

AdamD

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Where would Cabaye go today for example?
I genuinely think we dont need him but sure as we have all learned today....
ARSENE KNOWS:D

On the bench instead of 16 year old Zelalem. We need a bigger squad

Radharc na Sleibhte

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Absolutely.
I was hoping id see him.
I is only taking la piss.

Today showed though that we're two injuries away from Sanogo maybe leading that line on his own which isnt a good situation.

Bendtner should be ashamed of himself though to be making those wage demands with other clubs when even a rookie like Sanogo can even deny him a place on the bench. A total w@nker. He signed his 'long term deal' back in 2009......how f**king long term was it?

Alfred Borden

Wenger says Podolski is definitely staying at Arsenal. "There's been no interest". Says he's important for the team.
Puts them rumours to bed, now strengthen.
and the bad news....
Wenger says there's been no second bid for Cabaye, and no one will be signed before the Fenerbahce 2nd leg.

meriwether

Subs: Fabianski, Monreal, Frimpong, Zelalem, Wilshere, Gnabry, Sanogo

Get the cheque book out Arsene, quicksharp.

Radharc na Sleibhte

Raf32 wrote: »

Wenger says Podolski is definitely staying at Arsenal. "There's been no interest". Says he's important for the team.
Puts them rumours to bed, now strengthen.
and the bad news....
Wenger says there's been no second bid for Cabaye, and no one will be signed before the Fenerbahce 2nd leg.

Theres been no interest, isnt exactly a shining endorsement is it

Everybody all set to stay up late watching Jim White on SSN?:rolleyes:

Radharc na Sleibhte

AdamD wrote: »

On the bench instead of 16 year old Zelalem. We need a bigger squad

16yr old who?
Fecking sure we need a bigger squad.

cathalio11

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Everybody all set to stay up late watching Jim White on SSN?:rolleyes:

Looking forward to seeing Odemwingie parked up outside the Emirates.

jonneymendoza

Sack Wenger

Alfred Borden

cathalio11 wrote: »

Looking forward to seeing Odemwingie parked up outside the Emirates.

While Wenger and Ivan tucked up in bed at 9pm :pac:

Oranage2

Radharc na Sleibhte wrote: »

Theres been no interest, isnt exactly a shining endorsement is it

Everybody all set to stay up late watching Jim White on SSN?:rolleyes:

Isn't the transfer window closed at 2pm on a Monday.

Looper007

Oranage2 wrote: »

Isn't the transfer window closed at 2pm on a Monday.

I taught it was 12 a.m.

bluefinger

Oranage2 wrote: »

Isn't the transfer window closed at 2pm on a Monday.

no work getting done that day so.

meriwether

meriwether wrote: »

Get the cheque book out Arsene, quicksharp.

On the plus side, that's a tidy core group of players to have for the Capital One cup

Radharc na Sleibhte

Oranage2 wrote: »

Isn't the transfer window closed at 2pm on a Monday.

Is it really?
I thought i was gonna be tired going in to work, turns out I wont be in at all

Oranage2

Scratch that, just read its mid night.

tayto lover

Chamack has scored his first goal since Sept 2011.

Hyzepher

Chamakh off the mark for Palace

Alfred Borden

tayto lover wrote: »

Chamack has scored his first goal since Sept 2011.

Delighted for him, wish him no bad, least he would move on when he knew he wasnt good enough unlike a certain other striker.

gosplan

Yes!! Go Chamakh!!

Really wish him the best, especially when he's playing Stoke though.

greendom

Great levels of energy showed by the team. A couple of lapses in concentration after we scored our 1st and 3rd goals but considering they only got back from Turkey on Thursday and to be playing again at lunchtime today, that's pretty impressive.

Everyone must realise though that there's no way such a thin squad could remain competitive right through the season.

tayto lover

greendom wrote: »

Great levels of energy showed by the team. A couple of lapses in concentration after we scored our 1st and 3rd goals but considering they only got back from Turkey on Thursday and to be playing again at lunchtime today, that's pretty impressive.

Everyone must realise though that there's no way such a thin squad could remain competitive right through the season.

A few BIG signings before the Spurs game would be brilliant for morale.
I think we'll beat them anyway but would be great to see a strong bench.

tayto lover

tayto lover wrote: »

Chamack has scored his first goal since Sept 2011.

Couldnt have scored against a nicer team either....Mark Hughes pack of bruisers

It gets better. He outmuscled Ryan Shawcross

Pierce_1991

Hon the Chamakh attack!

Deleted User

Deleted User wrote: »

Couldnt have scored against a nicer team either....Mark Hughes pack of bruisers

It gets better. He outmuscled Ryan Shawcross

He must have read my post somehow the b*llocks its now 2-1 Stoke with Shawcross getting the second. :mad:

wandatowell

Ton up for Jack. 100 Arsenal caps

http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2013/08/jack-wilshere-on-100th-arsenal-game-its-a-dream-come-true/

12gauge dave

At work didnt see game how did we play?

danlen

12gauge dave wrote: »

At work didnt see game how did we play?

Very positive. Cazorla masterclass through the middle.

wonga77

Gustavo sent off for Wolfsburg today, was that his debut?

Edit, Coquelin was sent off for Freiburg too

cathalio11

wonga77 wrote: »

Gustavo sent off for Wolfsburg today, was that his debut?

Edit, Coquelin was sent off for Freiburg too

It was his second game. Still funny.

wandatowell

Cazorla and Ramsey were fantastic.


Delighted Ramsey is playing well.

speedboatchase

Great win today, really enjoyed that. Very encouraging from Pod and Giroud.

ugsparky

AdamD wrote: »

On the bench instead of 16 year old Zelalem. We need a bigger squad

Stupidity to pay £16m for a guy to warm the bench ... better off with solid defensive midfielder ... for £16m I'd be hoping for Mezet Ozil or Sami Khedira ...

ugsparky

Good result today - Monday night means one of our biggest rivals will drop points - hope its a 0-0 with two sent off from each side ...

.jacksparrow.

Disappointed with theo again today, seems to offer little lately

cathalio11

ugsparky wrote: »

Stupidity to pay £16m for a guy to warm the bench ... better off with solid defensive midfielder ... for £16m I'd be hoping for Mezet Ozil or Sami Khedira ...

16 million for Ozil is beyond impossible.

MaxPower89

Since he joined the Premier League, Podolski is the most clinical finisher in the division scoring with 37% of his shots.

Was someone saying theo is a better finisher in here during the week? We can ill afford to lose players of his caliber.

AdamD

ugsparky wrote: »

Stupidity to pay £16m for a guy to warm the bench ... better off with solid defensive midfielder ... for £16m I'd be hoping for Mezet Ozil or Sami Khedira ...

Stupidity to have a 16 year old on the bench. Chelsea, City and United all have 16m players on their benches, you need that to compete.

.jacksparrow. wrote: »

Disappointed with theo again today, seems to offer little lately

Directly involved in most good moves we put together, not much came off for him though, some decent saves by the keeper/some missed chances that he set up for team mates. No idea why people are being harsh on him..

Looper007

danlen wrote: »

Very positive. Cazorla masterclass through the middle.

That's why I don't get people wanting him to play out the left wing. He's at his best in the middle.