Hahahaha... KMart is the wealthiest business in the world... along with WalMart. Harrod who?

btw...

read and be enlighthen.

http://www.thefootballnetwork.net/boards/r...tm?721,12678847
 

00.00 Right then, that's all we've got time for on this penultimate day of the transfer window. Join us again tomorrow as we work towards the transfer window slamming shut at 11pm BST. Should be a cracker!

I saw this in ESPN
11pm instead of what fellow gunners said at 11.59pm.

Fulham have agreed a feee of 10.5m for Twente's Bryan Ruiz. Seriously, Fulham?

come on Eden!! RT @BoxGooner: RT @ArsenalFCFeeds: Eden #Hazard has told Lille he wants out. #Arsenal are (cont)

#Chamakh loan deal in the pipeline. Maybe #Anelka?

Transfer window slams shut tonight. Sadly #Arsenal seem to be doing their shopping in KMart rather than Harrods

wahaha

Great article on Park. To those who would like to know more about our new number 9, click the link!

Ambitious Park Chu-Young Races Towards Emirates

while i dunno who is bryan ruiz, but i get the same feeling when fulham signed van der sar last time

and i wonder, why fulham can get van der sar, arsenal dun? 

Squillaci could be on his way to Marseille, whilst Bendtner and Lansbury are expected to leave today too

News as good as a new signing lol

News as good as a new signing lol

Wednesday 31st August 2011, 3:09am
FOOTBAL
FRANK DALLERES
ARSENAL’S sharp decline is down to Arsene Wenger wielding too much control over matters both on the field and off it – and the manager must be challenged if the freefall is to be arrested.

That is the view of football guru and Wenger confidant Alex Fynn, who believes the long-serving boss has been allowed by the board to assume excessive responsibility for both transfer policy and the playing side.

Wenger’s methods and the once-invincible Gunners’ fall from grace have been hurled back into the spotlight by Sunday’s 8-2 massacre at Manchester United – the club’s worst result since 1896.

Fynn, who advised on the creation of the Premier League and got to know Wenger while writing Arsènal, an insider’s look at his tenure, insists sacking the Frenchman would be “drastic” and that he remains the right man for the job.

But, he adds, Wenger must compromise his vision of a team built on talented youngsters by investing in players with pedigree and consider strengthening his back-room team with figures prepared to question him.

“The key thing is that until recently he wasn’t challenged by the board, and he certainly isn’t challenged by anybody on the playing side,” Fynn tells City A.M.

“So he has been allowed to develop a policy that has come under threat with the free spending first of all of Chelsea and then of Manchester City.

“That policy was to grow your own and develop players from youth to first team. That’s where it has gone wrong.”

Fynn believes a youth-orientated strategy was the right one while Arsenal paid off the debt relating to the Emirates Stadium move, but that they have been too slow to react to a change in market conditions brought about by cash-rich rivals.

“Self-sufficiency is fine so long as there is an even playing field,” he says. “Time has moved on and Arsenal have not changed their strategy.”

Chief executive Ivan Gazidis was hired to improve the club’s commercial performance and has succeeded, but could now take a more hands-on approach in transfers, says Fynn, while promoting youth-team coach and famously no-nonsense title-winning centre-half Steve Bould might help mend defensive frailties.

However, Fynn is adamant that inviting ousted former vice-chairman David Dein back to the fold, while beneficial, would not be the panacea touted as by some.

“It’s not likely and it’s also a fallacious policy,” he says. “If David Dein came back it would help the situation but what people fail to realise is that he didn’t really challenge Wenger.”

Far from blaming the club for failing to help him, Fynn believes Wenger feels privileged to still be in charge and will be frustrated with himself more than anyone. “I think he’s taken on too much and he is a very harsh critic, not of others obut of himself,” says the former Saatchi and Saatchi director, who has just updated his book.

While the weekend result at Old Trafford marked a new low and increased mutterings about the end of Wenger’s 15-year reign, Fynn says any talk of sacking is “drastic”. “There are simple steps that could be taken that would obviate the need for that to happen.”

And he is encouraged by the fact the board appear to be beginning to challenge Wenger, citing the summer sale of Samir Nasri, a player he had wanted to keep, and a pre-season trip to Asia, rather than Wenger’s preferred Austria, as proof of progress. Fynn concludes: “Precedents have been set and it looks as if they can go forward together to the benefit of the club.”

Hehe...now thread slow already...since Europe is sleeping now....
Have to wait till 4-5pm to get hot frenzy transfer again till extended transfer time tomorrow morning....

Hence..tonight refresh button will be worn out by gooners....

yerps we're complying with it... cesc + nasri + clichy + eboue + traore = 5 spots

in = per + Santos + park....

so we have 2 more spots. 1 CM and 1 CB backup.... Marvin martin + samba.

hahahhh i'm so high right now... ahahahha

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Added on August 31, 2011, 11:16 amoh.. Selamat Menyambut hari Kemerdekaan yang ke 54!

"ask not what your country has done to you, but what have u done to the country!"

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Added on August 31, 2011, 11:20 am

someone posted this in one of Arse forum.. nicely said...

Safee for qpr!!! ???? Damn... How like this? Erm... Erm.... Hahahaha aw pls potong line! 1mil should be enough to get him to arsenal. Hahhaah

Kinda sad lansbury going... Hope its a loan move, not permanent. He should be one for the future IMHO

jom kita semua smoke weed lulz