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MATCH[ ]DD/MM/YY[ ]HOME TEAM v. AWAY TEAM[ ]RESULTS
EPL 18/08/12 Arsenal 0-0 Sunderland EPL 25/08/12 Stoke City 0-0 Arsenal
EPL 01/09/12 Liverpool v. Arsenal EPL 15/09/12 Arsenal v. Southampton UCL 18(19)/09/12 EPL 22/09/12 Manchester City v. Arsenal COC 26/09/12 EPL 29/09/12 Arsenal v. Chelsea
UCL 2(3)/10/12 EPL 06/10/12 West Ham United v. Arsenal EPL 20/10/12 Norwich City v. Arsenal UCL 23(24)/10/12 EPL 27/10/12 Arsenal v. Queens Park Rangers COC 31/10/12
EPL 03/11/12 Manchester United v. Arsenal UCL 06(07)/11/12 EPL 10/11/12 Arsenal v. Fulham EPL 17/11/12 Arsenal v. Tottenham Hotspur UCL 20(21)/11/12 EPL 24/11/12 Aston Villa v. Arsenal EPL 28/11/12 Everton v. Arsenal
EPL 01/12/12 Arsenal v. Swansea UCL 04(05)/12/12 EPL 08/12/12 Arsenal v. West Bromwich Albion COC 12/12/12 EPL 15/12/12 Reading v. Arsenal EPL 22/12/12 Wigan Athletic v. Arsenal EPL 26/12/12 Arsenal v. West Ham United EPL 29/12/12 Arsenal v. Newcastle United
EPL 01/01/13 Southampton v. Arsenal FA 05/01/13 COC 09/01/13 EPL 12/01/13 Arsenal v. Manchester City EPL 19/01/13 Chelsea v. Arsenal COC 23/01/13 FA 26/01/13 EPL 29/01/13 Arsenal v. Liverpool
EPL 02/02/13 Arsenal v. Stoke City EPL 09/02/13 Sunderland v. Arsenal UCL FA 16/02/13 EPL 23/02/13 Arsenal v. Aston Villa COC 24/02/13
EPL 02/03/13 Tottenham Hotspur v. Arsenal UCL EPL 09/03/13 Arsenal v. Everton EPL 16/03/13 Swansea v. Arsenal EPL 30/03/13 Arsenal v. Reading
UCL 02(03)/04/13 EPL 06/04/13 West Bromwich Albion v. Arsenal UCL 09(10)/04/13 EPL 13/04/13 Arsenal v. Norwich City EPL 20/04/13 Fulham v. Arsenal UCL 23(24)/04/13 EPL 27/04/13 Arsenal v. Manchester United UCL 30(01)/04/13
EPL 04/05/13 Queens Park Rangers v. Arsenal FA 11/05/13 EPL 12/05/13 Arsenal v. Wigan Athletic EPL 19/05/13 Newcastle United v. Arsenal UCL 25/05/13
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DD/MM/YY[ ]HOME TEAM v. AWAY TEAM[ ]RESULTS
18/08/12 Arsenal 0-0 Sunderland 25/08/12 Stoke City 0-0 Arsenal
01/09/12 Liverpool v. Arsenal 15/09/12 Arsenal v. Southampton 22/09/12 Manchester City v. Arsenal 29/09/12 Arsenal v. Chelsea
06/10/12 West Ham United v. Arsenal 20/10/12 Norwich City v. Arsenal 27/10/12 Arsenal v. Queens Park Rangers
03/11/12 Manchester United v. Arsenal 10/11/12 Arsenal v. Fulham 17/11/12 Arsenal v. Tottenham Hotspur 24/11/12 Aston Villa v. Arsenal 28/11/12 Everton v. Arsenal
01/12/12 Arsenal v. Swansea 08/12/12 Arsenal v. West Bromwich Albion 15/12/12 Reading v. Arsenal 22/12/12 Wigan Athletic v. Arsenal 26/12/12 Arsenal v. West Ham United 29/12/12 Arsenal v. Newcastle United
01/01/13 Southampton v. Arsenal 12/01/13 Arsenal v. Manchester City 19/01/13 Chelsea v. Arsenal 29/01/13 Arsenal v. Liverpool
02/02/13 Arsenal v. Stoke City 09/02/13 Sunderland v. Arsenal 23/02/13 Arsenal v. Aston Villa
02/03/13 Tottenham Hotspur v. Arsenal 09/03/13 Arsenal v. Everton 16/03/13 Swansea v. Arsenal 30/03/13 Arsenal v. Reading
06/04/13 West Bromwich Albion v. Arsenal 13/04/13 Arsenal v. Norwich City 20/04/13 Fulham v. Arsenal 27/04/13 Arsenal v. Manchester United
04/05/13 Queens Park Rangers v. Arsenal 12/05/13 Arsenal v. Wigan Athletic 19/05/13 Newcastle United v. Arsenal
'A meeting in coarse cotton, sixpence for leather and laces. Factory hardened arms mix oil and mud. A century and a quarter forward, Gunners together; battles ahead. From those first heavy steps; Men will become gods.'
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Arsenal Football Club was originally founded in 1886 by employees of the the Dial Square workshop at the Royal Arsenal, which was an armaments factory in South-East London, in a district named Woolwich. Consequently, they were first named ‘Dial Square’ A Scotsman, David Danskin is the man said to have bought the first football for the club. Among the first players for the club was former Nottingham Forest goalkeeper, Fred Beardsley who would be the one to obtain a set of red kits, the colour the Arsenal still wear today. The first match for the new club took place on December 11, 1886 in an open field in the Isle of Dogs (another London district) against a club known as the Eastern Wanderers in which the club won 6-0. What is interesting is that other than the date of this match, everything else written so far may possibly be a myth.
By Christmas however, they had changed the name of their club to Royal Arsenal. They originally played on Plumstead Common before moving to Manor Ground in 1888. Royal Arsenal would move away and then return to Manor Ground as Invicta Ground proved too costly for them. Playing in the amateur leagues proved fruitful for Royal Arsenal as they won a couple of trophies and largely outclassed the other amateur clubs from London. But it wasn’t all rosy for them as the professional clubs attempted to sign their players and they were subsequently banned for amateur football for being too professional, which relegated them to only playing friendlies and in the FA Cup. So 1893 in a bid to gain access into the Football League, Royal Arsenal changed their name to Woolwich Arsenal and became a limited liability company, and attempted to buy the Manor Ground. This ended up working and Woolwich Arsenal began life in the Second Division, where they would spend eleven years, generally finishing mid-table every year. Under the guidance of manager Harry Bradshaw, Woolwich Arsenal would gain promotion to the First Division, where they would lose their manager before the season started to Fulham. They would never come close to challenging for the League title due to financial concerns. Their playing grounds were on the South side of London where most clubs in the division were on the North side, and so to stay afloat they were forced into selling their top players, which resulted in smaller attendances for home matches. In 1910 Woolwich Arsenal went into voluntary liquidation as they were on the verge of bankruptcy when Sir Henry Norris, the chairman of Fulham FC, and other businessmen bought the club. Norris was well aware of the financial difficulties of the location of Woolwich Arsenal and so attempted to merge the club with Fulham, and when that failed, attempted to have them play on alternating Saturdays, which also failed. And so Norris focused on finding a new location for the club, eventually setting his sights on Highbury, in North London, which was met with opposition from the fans and the residents of Highbury. Norris forced it through and spent 125,000 pounds on a new Stadium (9.5 million in 2010 prices) Having been relegated back to the Second Division, Woolwich Arsenal would move to Highbury in 1913, and change their name from ‘Woolwich Arsenal’ to ‘The Arsenal. After four years of no competitive football due to World War 1, The Arsenal would gain promotion into the First Division in a dubious way. In the final season of football in 1914, Arsenal had finished in 6th place, but the First Division was expanding from 20 clubs to 22 and two clubs were to be given the extra two places in the division. Chelsea was given the one place, despite being relegated in the previous season. The other club that had been relegated was none other than Tottenham Hotspur, and they were in the running for the extra place along with Barnsley and Wolves, who had finished ahead of Arsenal. Despite all this, Norris argued that The Arsenal should obtain promotion due to their “long service to league football” and the League board agreed, voting 18-8 to promote The Arsenal. It was alleged that they only managed this promotion due to bribery by Norris with his good friend and chairman of Liverpool, John McKenna, and has fueled the long-standing intense rivalry with Tottenham every since. It has also been argued that Norris was aware of match fixing before the war by Liverpool and Manchester United and used it as a tool to be promoted. Whatever the case, The Arsenal gained entrance into the First Division in 1919 and have never left since, holding the record for the longest unbroken stretch of top-flight football.
After some very poor showing and narrowly avoiding relegation, Norris had enough of his manager Leslie Knighton and hired Herbert Chapman in 1925. Chapman would put his stamp on The Arsenal, changing the way the club did things. Chapman changed the training philosophy and physiotherapy regimes and added numbers to the players shirts, a practice that is now common-place across the footballing world. He also altered the kit, adding white sleeves in 1933, and insisted The Arsenal be known as just ‘Arsenal’ so they would be the first club in alphabetical order every time. He even managed to change the name of the nearby tube station from Gillespie Road to Arsenal, which now has a 52 metre mural to commemorate the team’s move from Highbury in 2006. Chapman also changed the way the game was played on the pitch with the new formation now called ‘WM‘ which can also be described as a 3-2-5 or a 3-2-2-3. It proved so successful that by the late 1930s, most clubs had adopted this formation In Hebert Chapman’s first season in charge, Arsenal made their best finish ever in the league by placing second, but the next few seasons had them stay mid-table. Norris allowed Chapman to spend large sums of money however, and nearly won their first ever trip to the FA Cup final, losing 1-0 to Cardiff City. Three years later, and after buying Arsenal greats Cliff Bastin, David Jack and Alex James, Arsenal made the FA Cup final once more, this time defeating Chapman’s old club Huddersfield Town 2-0 and earning the clubs first ever major trophy. They then won the League title for the first time in 1931, recording their best ever win against Grimsby Town, 9-1, which still stands. In 1932 Arsenal lost the FA Cup Final to Newcastle 2-1 after they had a goal that was wrongly awarded as a goal kick. The 1932-33 season would see Arsenal win their 2nd league title. In January 1934, Herbert Chapman would suddenly pass away from pneumonia, but that would not stop the winning ways as they would win the League again that season, as well as 1934-35 and 1937-38 and another FA Cup in 1936. Arsenal were such a strong club that in 1934, England had seven Arsenal players start a match and defeated the then, World Champions Italy 3-2, and is still a record for most players from a single club starting a match for England. On March 9, 1935 Arsenal saw it’s largest ever attendance for a match versus Sunderland, counting 73,295 fans at Highbury. The Second World War would suspend all competitive football for the 1939-40 season, and Highbury was used as an ARP station (Air Raid Precautions), and had a bomb destroy the North Bank roof and setting fire to the terrace. With Highbury taken Arsenal played their home matches at White Hart Lane while football still continued, although the matches do not count in official statistics as star players would play as ‘guests’ for various clubs when not in the armed forces. The war claimed nine first team Arsenal players, the most of any club in the top flight. Arsenal were also afflicted with a heavy financial burden of repairing their war damaged stadium, and consequently struggled when regular club football began once again in 1946, finishing 13th. Tom Whittaker took over as manager and won the League title in the 1947-48 season. They would then win the FA Cup in 1949-50, a 2-0 win over Liverpool. After nearly winning the Double in the 51-52 season, but failing in both competitions, Arsenal won their 7th League title the following year in what was one
of the closest title races ever, narrowly beating Preston North End only on goal average. The title would ultimately prove to be Arsenal’s last trophy for seventeen long years. Tom Whittaker would pass away in 1956, and Arsenal would try and fail with Jack Crayston, George Swindin and Billy Wright as managers, generally finishing mid-table, and having to endure Tottenham winning the double in 1961. On May 5, 1966 Highbury would see it’s lowest ever attendance be recorded with 4,554 in the stands, and having only one player in England’s 1966 World Cup winning squad, a far cry from the successful and prosperous times under Chapman and Whittaker. Wright, then the manager, was fired and the Arsenal board made the odd appointment of their club physiotherapist Bertie Mee to replace him. The appointment of Bertie Mee was so surprising that he himself requested to return to his old role if he proved unsuccessful after one year. Alongside assistant Dave Sexton, Mee promoted players from the youth team, boys who would become household names in Charlie George, John Radford, and Ray Kennedy. Alongside Frank McLintock and Peter Shorey, they reached the League Cup in 1968 and 1969, but losing each one. They managed to make it into Europe for the 1970 Inter-Cities Fairs Cup however, winning it and ending their long trophy drought. The 1970-71 campaign then came, in which Arsenal recorded their first double winning campaign where they won the FA Cup and the League title, winning the league by defeating Tottenham at White Hart Lane on the last day, and defeating Liverpool 2-1 in extra time at Wembley. (And *we* complain about six years. Try 17 and then let’s talk crisis) Sadly the double winning side was broken up shortly after this, and after finishing 16th and 17, Bertie Mee gave his resignation.
Terry Neill would be appointed manager, and his time at the helm witnessed the strong emergence of an Irish core of Liam Brady, Pat Rice, Frank Stapleton, Pat Jennings, and David O’Leary which gave Arsenal a still-strong following amongst the Irish. While Neill’s time at the club was in the midst of the Liverpool dominance, he still managed to direct the club to three FA Cup finals in 1978, 79, 80 but only winning it in 79, when Alan Sunderland won the match in injury time to record a now-famous win. The 1979-80 season saw Arsenal play a record breaking 70 matches and reaching two finals, the FA Cup loss to West Ham and losing the finals in Europe to Valencia on penalties. The summer of 1980 saw Liam Brady leave for Juventus and apart from 1982-83, Arsenal continued to make the top four, but never looked like winning anything. The lost both Cup semi-finals that year and and Terry Neill struggled to manage the club, arguing with key players as a drinking culture immersed itself at Arsenal. After losing to Third Division Walsall in the League Cup, Neill was fired in Decemeber 1983 and replaced with Don Howe, under whom Arsenal would fare no better. And when Howe heard the board had approached Terry Venables (then at Barcelona) he resigned and Steve Burtenshaw was named caretaker while the club searched for a replacement. Alex Ferguson, then at Aberdeen in Scotland, was approached, but he rejected Arsenal and six month later would find himself at Manchester United.
In May 1986 former Arsenal player, George Graham was appointed manager of Arsenal. Graham would slowly sell off older players and promote from the youth team and was able to dictate a stronger sense of discipline at the club, something the previous managers had attempted and failed at. In Graham’s debut season, Arsenal was able to with the League Cup, coming from behind in the final against Liverpool with a double by Charlie Nichols. This was in the midst of a UEFA English ban for European competitions in relation to the Heysel disaster, and so Arsenal missed out on the 87-88 UEFA Cup.
The 87-88 campaign saw Arsenal lose the League Cup final to Luton Town, but Graham was building a squad that would continue to improve with their young defense coming together under captain Tony Adams, Lee Dixon, Steve Bould and Nigel Winterburn. This, buoyed by the terrific midfield of David Rocastle, Michael Thomas and Paul Merson and goal-scoring sensation Alan Smith, in 1989 Arsenal would finally win their first League title since 1971, and would do so in stunning fashion. Arsenal led the league since Christmas, but allowed Liverpool, who were going for the Double, to overtake them by losing to Derby County and drawing at home to Wimbeldon. The final match of the season was at Anfield and Arsenal were required to win by two goals in order to win the title. With 90 minutes gone, Arsenal were up 1-0 when this happened:
And Arsenal were League Champions. Arsenal would have to wait until the 1990-91 season to find success again, and had to do so despite losing two points after a on-field brawl with Manchester United at Old Trafford, and losing Tony Adams for four months when he was sent to prison for drunk driving in December that year. However, they only lost one league match the entire year, and won the title by seven points. After signing Ian Wright from Crystal Palace in 1991 and losing David Rocastle to Leeds United the year after, Arsenal became known as ‘Boring, boring Arsenal’ depending on their stout defense and the goal-scoring prowess of Wright to win games. The FA Premier League was then created for the 1992-93 season, in which Arsenal were one of the founding members, and became the first club to win the FA Cup and League Cup double. The following year Arsenal won their second European trophy, defeating Parma 1-0 in the Cup Winner’s Cup final in Copenhagen.
Arsenal were forced to sack George Graham February 1995 when it was found he had taken an illegal payment of a player. Bruce Rioch took over at Arsenal, who guided Arsenal to the Cup Winner’s Cup Final, but lost to Real Zaragoza from a 40 yarder in the 120 minute; a howler by David Seaman. The summer of 1995 saw him Rioch sign Dutchman Dennis Bergkamp, breaking the English transfer recorded at the time. He was sacked just before the 1996 season over a dispute about the transfer funds. Arsenal then made the audacious and obscure decision to hire Frenchman Arsene Wenger from Nagoya Grampus Eight in Japan to manage their club. Wenger changed the club, completely eliminating the drinking culture that was prevalent at the time, changing the diets and training methods of the players, and brought about a change in tactics. Wenger brought in unknown players such as Patrick Vieira, Nicolas Anelka, Emmanuel Petit and Marc Overmars in 1997 and with George Graham’s noturious defense, Wenger became the first foreign manager to win the 1997-98 League title. Arsenal won the Double that year, winning the FA Cup. Ian Wright left that summer, having broken Cliff Bastin’s goalscoring record, his tally at Arsenal ending at 185 goals. The next few years were trophy-barren at Arsenal, despite signing Freddie Ljungberg and Thierry Henry. The rivalry with Manchester United fired up 1998-99 however as Arsenal finished 2nd in the League to United, and lost the FA Cup semi-final replay in extra time to them as well. The next season Arsenal again finished second best to Manchester United, this time by 18 points, and lost the EUFA Cup final in 0-0 game that went to penalties in Copenhagen to Galatasaray. The 2000-01 season saw Arsenal finish 2nd yet again to Manchester United, and lost in the FA Cup to Liverpool; as well as losing on the ‘away goals rule’ in the Champions league quarter-finals to eventual finalist Valencia.
The 2001-02 season became memorable as Arsenal’s furious attacking side lead by Thierry Henry won the Double for a record-tying third time. Arsenal were the only club to score in every game of the League that season, and went unbeaten away from home. They defeated Manchester United in the FA Cup, before also beating Chelsea in the finals. The 2002-03 was notable when Arsenal became the first club in over 20 years to retain the FA Cup title when they defeated Southampton in the final, but lost out on the League title to United losing their final game of the season at home to Leeds. That Last match day defeat to Leeds would become Arsenal’s last loss for over a year, and the 2003-04 season saw the rise of the ‘Invincibles’ where they won 26 and drew 12 matches, finishing 11 points clear of Chelsea in second place. Preston North End in 1888-89 is the only other team to have ever completed such a feat.
The following season Arsenal extended their unbeaten run to 49 consecutive League matches, an English league football record, when they finally lost to Manchester United. They failed to win the title that year as the newly cash rich Chelsea finished 12 points ahead, but managed to win the FA Cup for their 3rd time in four years. The 2005-06 season was largely disappointing, and Arsenal barely managed to obtain fourth place and their Champions League spot when St. Totteringham’s day came on the very last match day when Sp*rs lost to West Ham and Arsenal won their last ever match at Highbury stadium over Wigan. In the Champions League however, Arsenal made it the Finals against Barcelona, but a silly red card to keeper Jens Lehmann early in the match had Arsenal desperately defend a 1-0 lead for most of the game, before two late goals by Barca took the title away. Arsenal completed the move from historic Highbury to the Emirates stadium July 2006. Highbury was limited to only 38,500 seats after standing was banned in English football, and with the club unable to expand the stadium and needing to increase revenue streams to compete with money-giant clubs like Chelsea and Manchester United, a move down the road to Ashburton Grove was made. To facilitate the move in a manner that did not destroy the club financially, Arsene Wenger was forced to sell off highly paid stars and transition the club with youngsters, while still managing to be highly competitive and keep the fans into the massive 60,000+ stadium. Since the move Arsenal have stayed in the Champions League, qualifying for the competition for 14 years in a row, and have remained competitive in the Premier league, but ultimately collapsing the final months of the campaigns. December 11, 2011 saw Arsenal play at home and marked Arsenal’s 125 year in existence, and Arsenal celebrated the occasion the only way they know how; with style and class. The great-great-grandson of Fred Beardsley, the man who sourced the Arsenal original kit, assisted Vic Akers with the club’s kits and was brought onto the pitch in the pre-game ceremony. Supporters’ Stories were installed on benches outside the Armoury. A sixpence was thrown by referee Howard Webb at kick-off. Inside the players’ tunnel, celebrations of the 5-3 over Chelsea, and Henri Lansbury Sp*rs goal have been included on the walls. Arsenal had the Royal Artillery and Orchestra playing outside the stadium. The 1970s greats Bob Wilson, Charlie George, Frank McLintock, John Radford and Terry Neill were all introduced onto the Emirates pitch, followed by David O’Leary, Paul Davis, George Graham, Alan Smith, Anders Limpar and Ian Wright. Members of the Invincibles then took to the pitch, Ray Parlour, Robert Pires, Jens Lehmann, Lee Dixon, Lauren and Thierry Henry showed up. The great-grandchildren of founder David Danskin carried the matchball to begin the game. They even ensured there was a cannon alongside side the pitch.
Perhaps the best part of the weekend was the Friday prior, when Arsenal unveiled the statues of Herbert Chapman, Tony Adams and Thierry Henry outside the Stadium. So many greats could have been chosen, but it’s difficult to argue with the man who revolutionized football in the 1930s, the winning-est club captain, and the Arsenal’s record goal-scorer.
May there be more greatness to come for the beloved and storied club.
FA Cup Winners (10) 1930 Beat Huddersfield Town 2-0 1936 Beat Sheffield United 1-0 1950 Beat Liverpool 2-0 1971 Beat Liverpool 2-1 1979 Beat Manchester United 3-2 1993 Beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 1998 Beat Newcastle United 2-0 2002 Beat Chelsea 2-0 2003 Beat Southampton 1-0 2005 Beat Manchester Utd 5-4 on penalties (after 0-0 draw)
League Cup Winners (2) 1987 Beat Liverpool 2-1 1993 Beat Sheffield Wednesday 2-1
European Nights 1970 European Fairs Cup winners beating Anderlecht of Belgium 4-3 on aggregate. 1980 Cup Winners� Cup finalists losing on penalties to Valencia of Spain in Brussels. 1994 Cup Winners� Cup winners beating Parma of Italy 1-0 in the final in Copenhagen. 1995 Cup Winners� Cup finalists losing 2-1 to Real Zaragoza of Spain after extra time in Paris. 2000 UEFA Cup finalists losing 4-1 on penalties to Galatasaray after a 0-0 draw and extra time in Copenhagen. 2006 UEFA Champions League finalists losing 2-1 to Barcelona of Spain in Paris.
Arsenal Ladies' Honours
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UEFA Women' Cup Winners 2007
National Premier League 1992/93, 1994/95, 1996/97, 2000/01, 2001/02, 2003/04, 2004/05, 2006/07
National League Cup 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007
WFA Cup 1993, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2004, 2007
FA Womens' Community Shield Winners (3+1 shared) 2000 (shared with Charlton Athletic), 2001, 2005, 2006
London County FA Women's Cup Winners (6) 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2004, 2007 Beat Millwall 2-0
National League South 1991/92
London Senior Cup 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004
Youth Honours
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FA Premier Youth League 1997/98
FA National Academy PLAY-OFF Final Under-17s: 1999/00 Under-19s: 2001/02
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Arsenal have told ESPN that talks with Theo Walcott over a new contract have not broken down and that no ultimatum has been issued to the winger.
Widespread reports in the media on Wednesday had claimed that Walcott, whose current deal is due to expire next summer, has been warned he must commit to a new deal before Friday's transfer deadline.
Manchester City, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur are all said to be ready to make a move, with a fee of around £12 million having been suggested, but the Gunners say they are still in talks with the player.
A spokesman for the North London club told ESPN: "It is all speculation. Negotiations are ongoing."
However, Walcott's advisors refused to offer an update when contacted by ESPN, responding only: "No comment to make."
Walcott, 23, signed for the Gunners from Southampton in 2006 and has since made 222 appearances in all competitions, scoring 42 goals.
QUOTE(broken_string @ Aug 29 2012, 04:47 PM)
how dissapointed he should leave, he aint improving here. he should go to mid tier clubs to continue his progress.
QUOTE(JoyLee1055 @ Aug 29 2012, 04:48 PM)
aiya don't be sad. players come & go but the club remains.
FYI, Johnson dah pigi Sunderland. =) 15mil for Walcot already overate la. hehe I don't think Bolt will join Ars, but MU (FYI, Bolt is huge fans to MU!)
QUOTE(skod @ Aug 29 2012, 04:58 PM)
the club and the true gooners remain
QUOTE(goonerboy @ Aug 29 2012, 05:00 PM)
okay if he stays as he is an impact player...does damage to the defense when he plays well. eg. last season's match against Chelsea
if he goes, we have enuf cover on the RW... BUT we still need a DM!....damn AW, use ur 70mil la!!!!!
QUOTE(BonDRai @ Aug 29 2012, 05:00 PM)
LIKE LIKE LIKE Hahaha.
QUOTE(broken_string @ Aug 29 2012, 05:01 PM)
we all know all english player are over price and overated. but if other ppl sell high takkan we wana sell dirt cheap
downing pun cost a fortune, walcott must have worth at least the same or more
QUOTE(harrychoo @ Aug 29 2012, 05:04 PM)
spurs got 30mil after modric sale right, sell to them for 30mil
QUOTE(sakaito @ Aug 29 2012, 05:32 PM)
Henri Lansbury had to be sold because of EPL rules la.
it's the same thing with all the other youngsters we've sold.
I'm not arsenal fans. so i not really sure y you guys dun like him? perhaps the same reason y chelsea fans dislike malouda?
Aside from 216 games and only notching 30 goals 29 assists as a winger (very poor stats), he's LARGELY inconsistent. He has taken too much time to develop with no end product at all, poor finishing, poor ball control and he can't even dribble. Everything that's left in him is his pitiful pace.
This is certainly no case of "because he's leaving, so he's bad", he IS already poor to begin with.
Aside from 216 games and only notching 30 goals 29 assists as a winger (very poor stats), he's LARGELY inconsistent. He has taken too much time to develop with no end product at all, poor finishing, poor ball control and he can't even dribble. Everything that's left in him is his pitiful pace.
This is certainly no case of "because he's leaving, so he's bad", he IS already poor to begin with.
walcott, rated as one of the biggest english talent few years ago. even erikkson took him to the world cup as 'secret weapon'. dont know why, but he definitely failed to live up to the expectations.
20m is like a clearance deal already considering the transfers of carroll and henderson.
And we'll see him do a Forest Gump and run straight into the goal.
As long as he bring in goals, I don't care how far he runs
I believe running at center would be better because it's just straight down to the goal post where as if he runs at side, he might be forced by the fullback to go wide
Aside from 216 games and only notching 30 goals 29 assists as a winger (very poor stats), he's LARGELY inconsistent. He has taken too much time to develop with no end product at all, poor finishing, poor ball control and he can't even dribble. Everything that's left in him is his pitiful pace.
This is certainly no case of "because he's leaving, so he's bad", he IS already poor to begin with.
and he is asking for 100k per week, but his performance
any rumour around transfer...hope some surprise...im still waiting 1st goal of the season....hahaaaa so who you think will score 1st goal... mine predict cazorla
any rumour around transfer...hope some surprise...im still waiting 1st goal of the season....hahaaaa so who you think will score 1st goal... mine predict cazorla
u guys prefer walcott to be transfered out this window or january? now wenger could prolly get ard 12-15mil...after jan it seems 6-8 mil pound worth only before he goes for free? same case like gary cahill last season? chelsea snatch him for only 7 mil pound...
u guys prefer walcott to be transfered out this window or january? now wenger could prolly get ard 12-15mil...after jan it seems 6-8 mil pound worth only before he goes for free? same case like gary cahill last season? chelsea snatch him for only 7 mil pound...
rite now he refuse to sign the contract, like RvP case we shud cash him out or not we gonna lose him mush2 cheaper or worse, for free! he can be replaced. not irreplaceable.
rite now he refuse to sign the contract, like RvP case we shud cash him out or not we gonna lose him mush2 cheaper or worse, for free! he can be replaced. not irreplaceable.
this one wenger problem oso so soft heart wait until now to know this brat mmg dunwan sambung contract....now with such short space of time whr to get clubs interested to bid for him...?
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Really hope Walcott can sign the contract to stay. I don't know why people say he is not that good and inconsistent, but the fact is he second scorer after RVP and he did make some assists last season. Most important is he still improving since he joined the club. I don't hope to see him leave and buy someone to replace him, then we got excuse to say player need time to gel la and so on. We had give too much of excuses over last 7 years, a true winner should't be like this.
Really hope Walcott can sign the contract to stay. I don't know why people say he is not that good and inconsistent, but the fact is he second scorer after RVP and he did make some assists last season. Most important is he still improving since he joined the club. I don't hope to see him leave and buy someone to replace him, then we got excuse to say player need time to gel la and so on. We had give too much of excuses over last 7 years, a true winner should't be like this.
Sky Sports sources understand Arsenal and Theo Walcott have reached a short-term agreement which means he won't leave the club this week.
Walcott met with Arsenal on Wednesday in a meeting which included manager Arsene Wenger to discuss his future.
Reports had claimed that the Gunners were ready to sell the England winger this week, after failing to agree a new contract with him.
Walcott's current deal has less than 12 months to run, and he was being strongly linked with deadline moves to Manchester City and Liverpool. However, Sky Sports sources understand that the player and club have agreed that he will remain with the club beyond this Friday's transfer deadline.
Really hope Walcott can sign the contract to stay. I don't know why people say he is not that good and inconsistent, but the fact is he second scorer after RVP and he did make some assists last season. Most important is he still improving since he joined the club. I don't hope to see him leave and buy someone to replace him, then we got excuse to say player need time to gel la and so on. We had give too much of excuses over last 7 years, a true winner should't be like this.
I guess different people have different expectation. I stand with my evaluation that Walcott's potential is only slightly above average at best and he has been inconsistent in his appearance. However, he did saved us in some important games.
So, if everything's fine with his contract, I'm happy to keep him. But he's playing his cards too aggressive, I'd consider that he's one of the players we can safely live without.
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From Arsenal-Mania. I think it's true. His account has been deactivated since then. No wonder there were so many nonsense rumours in the past few weeks.
I guess different people have different expectation. I stand with my evaluation that Walcott's potential is only slightly above average at best and he has been inconsistent in his appearance. However, he did saved us in some important games.
So, if everything's fine with his contract, I'm happy to keep him. But he's playing his cards too aggressive, I'd consider that he's one of the players we can safely live without.
Walcott want to stay and Wenger already said he want to build the team with England player. So I can't see Arsenal will let him move away easily. Your evaluation against Walcott is not so true. He is improving every season since he joined the club, from a guy who don't know how to shoot, to a player who scored 24 goals over last 2 seasons. He still has a lot of thing to offer as he still young. I admit sometimes he was inconsistent but this happen to other players as well like Gervinho, Gibbs and so on.
Walcott want to stay and Wenger already said he want to build the team with England player. So I can't see Arsenal will let him move away easily. Your evaluation against Walcott is not so true. He is improving every season since he joined the club, from a guy who don't know how to shoot, to a player who scored 24 goals over last 2 seasons. He still has a lot of thing to offer as he still young. I admit sometimes he was inconsistent but this happen to other players as well like Gervinho, Gibbs and so on.
Even players like Nani is inconsistent sometimes. And Walcott only 23, he has experience on UCL already. One of which our two new players don't have (Cazorla and Giroud)
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dude, if you want to promote your stuff, go to sales section. this is not the place. if you promote once again, i will not hesitate to report your post.
This post has been edited by sickx: Aug 30 2012, 02:22 PM
dude, if you want to promote your stuff, go to sales section. this is not the place. if you promote once again, i will not hesitate to report your post.
Yeap.. post it where it should be posted! i might buy if u post it at sales section...but not here...
although i doubt it, but some reports are saying that spurs are trying to sell aaron lennon and van der vaart
good players isnt it? maybe Arsenal can bid for them?
Aaron Lennon has bad injury record and is always inconsistent. he's good one minute and bad the next time. Van Der Vaart is old and has a case of injury problems too.
This post has been edited by rickysay: Aug 30 2012, 03:30 PM
Aaron Lennon has bad injury record and is always inconsistent. he's good one minute and bad the next time. Van Der Vaart is old and has a case of injury problems too.
dont mind RvdV to be part of us... loan deal or sumthing. he's an impact player, long shots, makes things happen for the forwards...
You guys forget there's another transfer window open on January. i hope Arsenal would look forward to settle transfers this week instead of the january one.
if the Fabregas rumor is true, I'd jump up and down with joy. He's my favourite player.
But it's highly unlikely. Xavi and Iniesta are humans also, they need rest and Fabregas are great sub for them, i'd highly doubt Tito would agree such deal.
But then again, it's unfair for Fabregas too. He needs full 90m playing time to keep up with the others. Player of his quality shouldn't be benched. sitting on the bench is a no-no for cesc.
Please come home Fabregas.
This post has been edited by rickysay: Aug 30 2012, 07:20 PM
if the Fabregas rumor is true, I'd jump up and down with joy. He's my favourite player.
But it's highly unlikely. Xavi and Iniesta are humans also, they need rest and Fabregas are great sub for them, i'd highly doubt Tito would agree such deal.
But then again, it's unfair for Fabregas too. He needs full 90m playing time to keep up with the others. Player of his quality shouldn't be benched. sitting on the bench is a no-no for cesc.
cesc different type player, if you read what his contract in arsenal before, he got less salary in barca and never take loyalty bonus from arsenal after leaving, never will go to chelsea because he is arsenal through and through, in my room only 2 player i have poster, cesc and henry.. he is type player i really respect
Added on August 30, 2012, 7:35 pm
QUOTE(rickysay @ Aug 30 2012, 07:33 PM)
if Fabregas do come back, we'll have a freakin attacking trident.
it seems like CHamakh n Bendtner still cannot find a new club. while Theo is still in nego to sign a new contract-it appears its not all about the money but about where he wants to play, forward striker.
Arsenal get Zenit St. Petersburg, BATE Borisov and Galatasaray in UCL~!
This post has been edited by rifasha: Aug 30 2012, 09:45 PM
it seems like CHamakh n Bendtner still cannot find a new club. while Theo is still in nego to sign a new contract-it appears its not all about the money but about where he wants to play, forward striker.
Arsenal get Zenit St. Petersburg, BATE Borisov and Galatasaray in UCL~!
Zenit. Arshavin hometown. If he moved to Zenit before transfer window close, he might face us.
Millions spent since Jan 2003 1. Chelsea 673 2. Man City 572 3. Liverpool 414 4. Man United 352 5. Tottenham 350 6. Arsenal 214 7. Aston Villa 201 8. Sunderland 187 9. Newcastle 174 10. Everton 129 11. West Ham 123 12. Wigan 110 13. Fulham 107 14. Portsmouth 100 15. Birmingham 92 16. Blackburn 87 17. Stoke 84 18. Bolton 76 19. Middsbrough' 71 20. West Brom 64
This post has been edited by watdahell: Aug 30 2012, 10:12 PM
Dale Johnson: There are plenty of champions in there. The Group of Champions referred more to the champions of the top four leagues in Europe, which was possible at the start of the draw.
Very good draw I would say the trips to Germany and France ain't that far and Greece isn't exactly at the other end of the world either. Should give us good rest in between UCL away games this year.
heard about the good draw we had. glad we had the draw we had, hopefully in that time the strikeforce gets enough experience to start leading the team in the epl. tbh i can't see poldi n giroud being prolific in ECC as they had no experience in the competition. not sure about poldi tho.
From what i heard Chelsea wouldn't want to strenghten their rival teams by loaning out Essien. So no hope of us getting Yohan Cabaye or M'Villa? this sux.
This post has been edited by rickysay: Aug 31 2012, 09:02 AM
What are the use of our scouts if we resort to a Michael Essien LOAN deal? After losing one of our star players in Song this deal strikes to me as disgusting. Of all the players available in the market we are linked to an unwanted out-of-form Chelsea player. Even if he finds his form here he'll head back for Chelsea with their fans thanking us. Haktuii! I hope this deal does not happen and it'll feel like Wenger's spitting on us.
What are the use of our scouts if we resort to a Michael Essien LOAN deal? After losing one of our star players in Song this deal strikes to me as disgusting. Of all the players available in the market we are linked to an unwanted out-of-form Chelsea player. Even if he finds his form here he'll head back for Chelsea with their fans thanking us. Haktuii! I hope this deal does not happen and it'll feel like Wenger's spitting on us.
u want them sign 16-17 years old at this stage? and say it's to replace song?
u want them sign 16-17 years old at this stage? and say it's to replace song?
what would u say then?
Scouts don't only monitor 16-17 year olds. They also have a look at established players and evaluate how they'd fit into the team. That's how Giroud and Podolski came. Not sure about Cazorla as I think it's more of us taking advantage of a financial crisis.
walcott no sign extension yet?? come january hes left with 7 month contract....value will drop like flies... cant believe arsene would let that happen...
What are the use of our scouts if we resort to a Michael Essien LOAN deal? After losing one of our star players in Song this deal strikes to me as disgusting. Of all the players available in the market we are linked to an unwanted out-of-form Chelsea player. Even if he finds his form here he'll head back for Chelsea with their fans thanking us. Haktuii! I hope this deal does not happen and it'll feel like Wenger's spitting on us.
Last minute deals is not easy. Even only LOAN, i will welcome this decision to replace Song temporary.
Essien is desperate to play, we desperate to get song replacement.
Very active transfer window for us actually. We sold Vela, song, rvp, lansbury, ozakup (mispelled) and bendtner on the way to juve. I may have missed a few as well. If we can get 1-2 more players today then it is a successful transfer window
Added on August 31, 2012, 12:47 pmEven if we splash 22 mil rvp money on essien i say goood buy!
Essien not worth that much...but if u get him less than 15mil pound oso good money spent.... Essien is a solid box to box midfielder....bad thing is injury prone record recently.... still playing well mid to end of last season...chelsea change their playing style and essien dont really fit in my opinion...
Essien not worth that much...but if u get him less than 15mil pound oso good money spent.... Essien is a solid box to box midfielder....bad thing is injury prone record recently.... still playing well mid to end of last season...chelsea change their playing style and essien dont really fit in my opinion...
I think at most only 1 player AW will sign by tonight. With Boscielny, Wilshere, Sagna coming back soon and Walcott stayed, the team should be able to tahan until January transfer window.
window close at midnight tonight UK time IINM, that should be 7.00 am our time. this time last year bangun sembahyang subuh at 6.00 am and keep on refreshing Arsenal Mania transfer forum and watching ch818 for transfer news
my reward?
Mikel Arteta
here's hoping for same kind of rewards tomorrow morning
window close at midnight tonight UK time IINM, that should be 7.00 am our time. this time last year bangun sembahyang subuh at 6.00 am and keep on refreshing Arsenal Mania transfer forum and watching ch818 for transfer news
my reward?
Mikel Arteta
here's hoping for same kind of rewards tomorrow morning
i still remember last season transfer deadline whr all arsenal supporter camp here speculating all the dramas! epic man! its happening all over again!
if u recall arteta hours before dateline drama...hilarious man!
wenger play bidding game until last 2 hours only everton accept...after dat cancel pulak bcoz arsenal dunwan payrise to arteta or even match his salary at everton...last2 arteta offer to lower his salary coz he want plays champs league...
Despite all the rumours linked, my gut feeling telling me that we are not gonna sign anybody. Then I'm gonna have a mixed feeling about getting a surplus on transfer fee after selling RvP and Song.
holy heck hahaha, is it that time of the season already?
so who's hot on the gossip mill? i'm seeing charlie adam heck no, michael essien why not if he's cheap and he doesnt demand for high wages, n what's the story on mvila?!
Essien can buy la, tireless engine but too bad age is catching on him and kinda injury prone
worth to invest....could make a comeback stronger than ever....he was out injured long and recently comeback middle of last season in chelsea....doesnt get time on field to prove his worth oso....definitely more solid in CM than Diaby!
worth to invest....could make a comeback stronger than ever....he was out injured long and recently comeback middle of last season in chelsea....doesnt get time on field to prove his worth oso....definitely more solid in CM than Diaby!
oii u macam ESSIEN agent promoting him to other club how much cut u get ?
worth to invest....could make a comeback stronger than ever....he was out injured long and recently comeback middle of last season in chelsea....doesnt get time on field to prove his worth oso....definitely more solid in CM than Diaby!
I dun wan Essien going to our rival teams. turkey there he should go.
window close at midnight tonight UK time IINM, that should be 7.00 am our time. this time last year bangun sembahyang subuh at 6.00 am and keep on refreshing Arsenal Mania transfer forum and watching ch818 for transfer news
my reward?
Mikel Arteta
here's hoping for same kind of rewards tomorrow morning
seems RdM reject essien loan offer to everton...guess chelsea only interested in selling to recoup some money on our excessive spending....come on Arsene! just cough up a bit of those money already! u got 41 mil pound transfer money already...jeez....
seems RdM reject essien loan offer to everton...guess chelsea only interested in selling to recoup some money on our excessive spending....come on Arsene! just cough up a bit of those money already! u got 41 mil pound transfer money already...jeez....
lol, wanna our money? lol lol..... see how Wenger do business, never overspend, he like normal people, save for future old time you see how Wenger can make someone so frustration in transfer market..
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This post has been edited by apisfires: Aug 31 2012, 04:12 PM
After a busy day that also saw £35million record signing Andy Carroll join West Ham on loan, Rodgers now wants to make squad additions before the transfer window closes.
"We need other players to come in and help the group," Rodgers said. "We hope over the next 24 hours that can happen."
One player Liverpool have been persistently linked with is Fulham's United States forward Clint Dempsey.
Rodgers was asked specifically about the American but said: "We have been linked with loads."
Other rumoured signings include Arsenal's Theo Walcott and Chelsea's Daniel Sturridge, while there has also been speculation suggesting the likes of Charlie Adam, Joe Cole, Jordan Henderson and Jay Spearing could leave.
You think AW will sell Walcott if the reds bid £20million?
"Essien WILL NOT join arsenal on loan.. i wouldn't take him he has fitness issues constantly. BENAYOUN tweeted he is in contact with two clubs. I assume ARSENAL as he was there last year and WEST HAM because he played there! WEST HAM seems more likely."
11.28 Nik Bendtner on the telly there, wearing a suit and a roll neck, looking like an Eastern European hitman in a dodgy 1980s action flick. Disgraceful get-up from the self-confident striker.
If we don't win anything this season, I'm joining the ''you know who'' out wagon. No more excuses. First Wenger said ''arrival of players will depend on outgoing players''. Now 2 strikers gone. Money in abundance. Anyways I'll reserve my judgement until the transfer window closes!
lol nobody cares. but make sure u din sibuk2 here anymore like u know-who-that-should-not-be-named
somebody simpan your quote please for future reference
I'm one of the admirer of essien during his early days at Chelsea
but now if he's not good enough for chelsea, he's good enough for us?
He is good enough for Chelsea..but now we only play 2 CM..one attacking and another one defensive...but now Mikel already secure the defensive position..lampard also reinvent himself to play more defensive role..more competition for him..plus the young Romeu on the rise..but still I believe Essien will be a success..at or away from the stamford bridge.
This post has been edited by Ichighost: Aug 31 2012, 07:39 PM
What are the use of our scouts if we resort to a Michael Essien LOAN deal? After losing one of our star players in Song this deal strikes to me as disgusting. Of all the players available in the market we are linked to an unwanted out-of-form Chelsea player. Even if he finds his form here he'll head back for Chelsea with their fans thanking us. Haktuii! I hope this deal does not happen and it'll feel like Wenger's spitting on us.
Yes, disgusting resort only to loan an unwanted player. It ain't the first time though, remember mikeal sillverster?
Come'on- If barca wanna off load Affaley then at least give us the first right for refusal , we been feeding them key players this while.
moutinho, sigurdsson and dembele in the middle for spurs, they had a good transfer window. even with the exile of modric and possibly vdv. now, is mvilla joining that list or ours?
moutinho, sigurdsson and dembele in the middle for spurs, they had a good transfer window. even with the exile of modric and possibly vdv. now, is mvilla joining that list or ours?
i dont think so bro, waiting for wenger to prove me wrong
nobody dare to deal with wenger srsly, he know how to train player ( evreryone here know about it), not doubt on other coach skills . but le prof is special .
vdv left bale at spurs?
This post has been edited by fcuk90: Aug 31 2012, 08:50 PM
all transfer will start roller coaster.... nice.. Wenger must buy striker now... about midfield maybe Wenger will let Serge, Henderson, ollson and Toral play
Added on August 31, 2012, 8:59 pm
QUOTE(sOuLx @ Aug 31 2012, 08:58 PM)
max, wa tgk lu suka kacau2 thread arsenal apa pasal?
try to stir up some fight right? what's ur motive come this thread?
stop trolling la wei.. be mature.. suka carik bahan gaduh kenapa?
rilek2 suda la.i kenot brain why u want to troll here? care to explain? hate arsenal issit?
let him to be like that, just press report... easy
This post has been edited by apisfires: Aug 31 2012, 08:59 PM
chill bro . become arsenal fans need to be strong( can handle troll )
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This post has been edited by apisfires: Aug 31 2012, 09:04 PM
waiting arsene reaction to prove me wrong big time bro..
It doesn't matter if Arsene signs a good player or not. A person of your character and attitude will point out that your players are better somehow. It's just you. Wenger has no need to prove anything to you.
This post has been edited by HateFakers: Aug 31 2012, 09:12 PM
their camp boring maybe..can buy anyone..too much money..no drama..trophies win guaranteed.. just kidding max..
kinda correct oso...no drama...everything so super duper bahagia there...1 troll invade a bit oso kena report so many times...no bantering or trading sarcasm blow there.....
kinda correct oso...no drama...everything so super duper bahagia there...1 troll invade a bit oso kena report so many times...no bantering or trading sarcasm blow there.....
man united thread oso almost the same..
you know, arsenal fan is sporting, but some other fan come here and report everything like secret police they are RATS
This post has been edited by apisfires: Aug 31 2012, 09:15 PM
would like to camp here see any latest last minute signing by arsenal ... last season wenger rage mode last minute shopping spree is darn thrilling .... hope the same this time around...but u guys mostly here says prolly gonna be a quite last minute window...
Added on August 31, 2012, 9:19 pm
QUOTE(apisfires @ Aug 31 2012, 10:13 PM)
yalor like drug, if abrahammovic die or bankrupt, we will see new drama unfold
actually abram is in a court case with his ex company partner for a 3bil suit....dunno wat will happen oso...
This post has been edited by max_cavalera: Aug 31 2012, 09:19 PM
yalor like drug, if abrahammovic die or bankrupt, we will see new drama unfold
cleareance sales!!! wenger will knock the door with his cheque book and find cut prices players..he happy,board happy and less swearing from us..hehehe..
its either arsene keep his transfer dealing in close wrap or there is really nothing going on...hope for the best!
remind me christmas gift? maybe Wenger just be Santa Claus?
QUOTE(ohhisee @ Aug 31 2012, 09:26 PM)
cleareance sales!!! wenger will knock the door with his cheque book and find cut prices players..he happy,board happy and less swearing from us..hehehe..
too many club have clearance sale, we will see what Wenger move in several hour
CR + kaka deal is already way out of Chelsea current total transfer.
try google it, you will see, in EPL have same value for money starter received, last money is when league finished and club position will determine that.. but in Spain, Barca and Real got 70% money right, another team share 30%, thats why Arsenal can buy Cazorla from Malaga, Qatari owner wanna get out from Malaga because Malaga got too little money from league to compete with Barca and REal. thats why we see they point too far to chase.. 2 kuda race only...
QUOTE(max_cavalera @ Aug 31 2012, 09:42 PM)
btw looking at it, seems jordan henderson is available for a ctprice fee at liverpool..... arsene not considering him? or is he just shiite?
thats why Wenger still mArsenal manager, he buy player use brain
try google it, you will see, in EPL have same value for money starter received, last money is when league finished and club position will determine that.. but in Spain, Barca and Real got 70% money right, another team share 30%, thats why Arsenal can buy Cazorla from Malaga, Qatari owner wanna get out from Malaga because Malaga got too little money from league to compete with Barca and REal. thats why we see they point too far to chase.. 2 kuda race only... thats why Wenger still mArsenal manager, he buy player use brain
yeah, thats why our people excited see EPL. too unpredictable, small team not exist anymore, you see how Tony Fernandez buy player, because he got money from last year league... see at Spanish league, only barca and Real buy big... in ePL, many club keep buyimh except Arsenal keep selling and buy upgrade abit...
try google it, you will see, in EPL have same value for money starter received, last money is when league finished and club position will determine that.. but in Spain, Barca and Real got 70% money right, another team share 30%, thats why Arsenal can buy Cazorla from Malaga, Qatari owner wanna get out from Malaga because Malaga got too little money from league to compete with Barca and REal. thats why we see they point too far to chase.. 2 kuda race only...
thanks man..i didn't know that..that's why ppl call la liga two club league..
thanks man..i didn't know that..that's why ppl call la liga two club league..
yup i love reading about arsenal finance and another club financial, like ManUre , if they have success in floatation in saham but they saham too high price/ triple value and cant stay that value, the club value will down, thats why you see yellow green movement there...
yup i love reading about arsenal finance and another club financial, like ManUre , if they have success in floatation in saham but they saham too high price/ triple value and cant stay that value, the club value will down, thats why you see yellow green movement there...
kesian spanish league laa...no hope edi...either sokong barca or madrid only...
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