the thing is, AW should instead get a HTC first, an average phone at its best but, it is a good backup phone no doubt... it can do alot of things and good enough as a backup phone for him to hit the road again, though not as good as iPhone,Samsung, or Nokia...

unfortunately, AW thinks that HTC is no better than his current Motorola phones...

now the market closing soon, and AW will be left with a soon to be dying phone vendor in the market...

The thing is, you don't want to wait until the sales is actually ended.
There's always a reason why Wenger didn't want to buy the HTCs. Maybe he can see there are better phones out there than can be bought with good price? Who knows?

On top of that, he already got plenty of HTC phones at home. Some of it are even the advanced ones.
He also bought the classic Nokia 3310 recently, which is proven to be tough.

What he wants to do now is to add some iPhones and maybe one or two Samsungs.

The thing is, you don't want to wait until the sales is actually ended.
There's always a reason why Wenger didn't want to buy the HTCs. Maybe he can see there are better phones out there than can be bought with good price? Who knows?

On top of that, he already got plenty of HTC phones at home. Some of it are even the advanced ones.
He also bought the classic Nokia 3310 recently, which is proven to be tough.

What he wants to do now is to add some iPhones and maybe one or two Samsungs.

the thing is, AW should instead get a HTC first, an average phone at its best but, it is a good backup phone no doubt... it can do alot of things and good enough as a backup phone for him to hit the road again, though not as good as iPhone,Samsung, or Nokia...

unfortunately, AW thinks that HTC is no better than his current Motorola phones...

now the market closing soon, and AW will be left with a soon to be dying phone vendor in the market...

The thing is, you don't want to wait until the sales is actually ended.
There's always a reason why Wenger didn't want to buy the HTCs. Maybe he can see there are better phones out there than can be bought with good price? Who knows?

On top of that, he already got plenty of HTC phones at home. Some of it are even the advanced ones.
He also bought the classic Nokia 3310 recently, which is proven to be tough.

What he wants to do now is to add some iPhones and maybe one or two Samsungs.

i tot he just sold the nokia(chamakh)

the thing is those better phones are out of stock already... and the mall is closing soon... it's either an average phones as backup or nothing as all...

The thing is......AW is not a first timer in the mall. He has good relationship already with the phone dealers for years, it's not like he has only been buying phones for a year, he's no AVB. He knows how to deal with the dealers for the best phones in closed doors without having to boast out to everyone that he's gonna buy a phone. I'm pretty sure he's gonna walk out the mall on 2nd Sept walking tall with lots of very high quality phones in hand, perhaps even an exceptional phone he once sold few years back to a noisy Spanish shop 

Wenger: I call the shots on players and transfers, I couldn't work for a director of football like Baldini

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger could never see himself working under a director of football.
Former England assistant boss Franco Baldini took up the post of technical director at Tottenham earlier in the summer, and has helped secure a reported £110million of investment as manager Andre Villas-Boas looks to build a squad capable of overhauling the Gunners into the top four of the Barclays Premier League.
However, Wenger - who has so far failed to land any of his major targets, with only the free transfers of midfielder Mathieu Flamini and France Under-21 striker Yaya Sanogo on board - claims it is a structure which would be a non-starter for him.


'A director of football buys the players. When they don't work you (the manager) are guilty for them not playing well. If it works, the director of football has bought well,' the French coach said.
'I am not against having people to help me buy and sell. I cannot do it all - I am not Superman, but the final decision has to belong to the manager to decide who comes in and who goes out.
'He is responsible for the style of play and the results.
'I have to stand up for the results of the team. It makes sense that the manager makes those decisions.'
Wenger has often been charged with taking on too much in terms of player recruitment since the departure of close ally David Dein from the boardroom.
The Gunners boss, though, sees no issues with the current set-up.
'I have people around me who help, but the final decision has to be down to the manager," he said.
'I have a good experience of the game. I have played over 900 games here, but I don't deny that the transfer market is a problem for me.
'It conflicts with the competition when that competition has already started.'

Wenger believes his side can show they are capable of staying ahead of Tottenham without major investment when the two sides clash at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
'People have been brainwashed. People don't question any more if players are better than the ones you already have,' he said.
'Take (Tomas) Rosicky. You have to find a better player than him or (Santi) Cazorla or a better payer than Jack Wilshere. That is what people forget, just how good the players you already have are.
'It is difficult to accept because people don't look any more.'
Wenger believes the current squad - which has been depleted further by injury as forward Lukas Podolski faces up to three months out with a torn hamstring - can continue to grow.
'(Aaron) Ramsey is 22 and Wilshere is 21, so that means they can only get better,' Wenger added.
'They have fantastic qualities and have fantastic engines. People don't realise they have something special here.

'When you have players like that you know that for the next five or six years you have real quality.
'That kind of pride and patience is not rated any more. It has just disappeared.
'People just want more and more (players). It is consumerism at any cost.'
Wenger stressed the balance between established quality and developing talent must always be maintained.
He said: 'I would say (a squad needs) 17 or 18 (senior) players and young players.
'If you have too many (seniors), you never have the chance to give a young player an opportunity.
'Once you have 25 senior players you can send your academy to the moon because no one will ever get the chance to play.'

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'When you have players like that you know that for the next five or six years you have real quality.
'That kind of pride and patience is not rated any more. It has just disappeared.
'People just want more and more (players). It is consumerism at any cost.'
Wenger stressed the balance between established quality and developing talent must always be maintained.
He said: 'I would say (a squad needs) 17 or 18 (senior) players and young players.
'If you have too many (seniors), you never have the chance to give a young player an opportunity.
'Once you have 25 senior players you can send your academy to the moon because no one will ever get the chance to play.'

Mr.Wenger never change...

he got 2 free phones, why pay when u can get free..

even though one of the phone brand still new in the market and not sure reliable or not and another phone a bit old and outdated but at least still can be used.

Just some thought on our greedy white Neighbour, still Tarik harga on bale. Say if RM call it off, and they already spent 90mil in getting reinforcement.

How the heck could they afford so much money ? Another Leeds is the making