wait- is that not how virtual signings work?




I concur with your concurringOneBardGooner wrote:I Concur.the playing mantis wrote:may as well lock this fucker down. we are done
Shit manager with shit teams. The Arsenal may just be the right job for him. It'll be interesting how it turns out.DB10GOONER wrote:I really hope not. TA6 was a great player and captain but has proven to be a shit manager. Same as Liam Brady was.Nos89 wrote:Hope this is true...TA being prepped to take over from Wenger in 2017???GranadaJoe wrote:It's being reported that TA6 is to join TH14 coaching the U18s.
Great news he's back and the U18s will learn what expected of an Arsenal player.
Saw a wag on facebook post that United have replaced RVP quicker than we have !NickF wrote:I see Ibrahimovic has signed for United.
I guess that means we will have to endure Wenger telling everyone how he nearly signed him, twice next season.
Yes agree..but still would have taken him if he was the only alternative to Giroud..DB10GOONER wrote:At his age, and given where he's played up to now, Ibrahimovic will struggle with the pace and physicality of the PL. 5 or 6 years ago? Yeah he'd have nailed it. But at 34 (35 in October)?? I'm very very doubtful. He's an arrogant trip-wire too. How long before he gets sick of not being the superstar, because there's no way he'll start every game in that league at that age, how long before he gets sick of getting kicked and pulled by Stoke/West Brom/Wham defenders and over-reacts?
He'll get a couple of great goals sure, no striker goes insta-shit overnight, but he will not be the big dog in the PL.
Oh, and he's a total cock.![]()
but they haven't signed the dortmund bloke yet have they?Robin_L wrote:Not so fussed about Ibrahimovic, genuinely think he'll be a relative disappointment in this league compared to what people are expecting of him.
Mikhtaryan, however, I think he'll sneak under the radar now. He'll be the real star and with less attention now, perfect. Possible masterstroke by 'Mou'. Pretty hard to look past Manchester dominance for the top 2 at the moment, depending on what Chelsea do. We're clearly pissing in the wind again, Xhaka is a good signing but in relative terms we're slipping backwards so far.
then dies?! if only...Bradywasking wrote:Yes agree..but still would have taken him if he was the only alternative to Giroud..DB10GOONER wrote:At his age, and given where he's played up to now, Ibrahimovic will struggle with the pace and physicality of the PL. 5 or 6 years ago? Yeah he'd have nailed it. But at 34 (35 in October)?? I'm very very doubtful. He's an arrogant trip-wire too. How long before he gets sick of not being the superstar, because there's no way he'll start every game in that league at that age, how long before he gets sick of getting kicked and pulled by Stoke/West Brom/Wham defenders and over-reacts?
He'll get a couple of great goals sure, no striker goes insta-shit overnight, but he will not be the big dog in the PL.
Oh, and he's a total cock.![]()
Transfer window opens today, most of the other nasty clubs act early but with one exception Arsene sportingly waits til it's legal...and then dies fuck all..
torres did! and Shevchenko. both shite overnight.DB10GOONER wrote:At his age, and given where he's played up to now, Ibrahimovic will struggle with the pace and physicality of the PL. 5 or 6 years ago? Yeah he'd have nailed it. But at 34 (35 in October)?? I'm very very doubtful. He's an arrogant trip-wire too. How long before he gets sick of not being the superstar, because there's no way he'll start every game in that league at that age, how long before he gets sick of getting kicked and pulled by Stoke/West Brom/Wham defenders and over-reacts?
He'll get a couple of great goals sure, no striker goes insta-shit overnight, but he will not be the big dog in the PL.
Oh, and he's a total cock.![]()
Those Oirish defenders weren't PL standard though!the playing mantis wrote:torres did! and Shevchenko. both shite overnight.DB10GOONER wrote:At his age, and given where he's played up to now, Ibrahimovic will struggle with the pace and physicality of the PL. 5 or 6 years ago? Yeah he'd have nailed it. But at 34 (35 in October)?? I'm very very doubtful. He's an arrogant trip-wire too. How long before he gets sick of not being the superstar, because there's no way he'll start every game in that league at that age, how long before he gets sick of getting kicked and pulled by Stoke/West Brom/Wham defenders and over-reacts?
He'll get a couple of great goals sure, no striker goes insta-shit overnight, but he will not be the big dog in the PL.
Oh, and he's a total cock.![]()
I don't think he will be great but he should have the physicality...watching him off the ball at the Sweden paddies game in the stadium the Irish defenders just bounced off him.
Bradywasking wrote:Yes agree..but still would have taken him if he was the only alternative to Giroud..DB10GOONER wrote:At his age, and given where he's played up to now, Ibrahimovic will struggle with the pace and physicality of the PL. 5 or 6 years ago? Yeah he'd have nailed it. But at 34 (35 in October)?? I'm very very doubtful. He's an arrogant trip-wire too. How long before he gets sick of not being the superstar, because there's no way he'll start every game in that league at that age, how long before he gets sick of getting kicked and pulled by Stoke/West Brom/Wham defenders and over-reacts?
He'll get a couple of great goals sure, no striker goes insta-shit overnight, but he will not be the big dog in the PL.
Oh, and he's a total cock.![]()
Transfer window opens today, most of the other nasty clubs act early but with one exception Arsene sportingly waits til it's legal...and then dies fuck all..
I agree about the premier league ready factor but other than Vardy I am not sure who else is around who we could realistically go for who is proven to score 20+ goals per season. Unless we threw stupid money at City for Aguero and he was open to coming to us, Kane wouldn't happen (not that we'd be wanting him for his set piece skills!). Vardy was attainable but even then as we saw when he was playing for England against stout defending he wasn't very effective. Lukaku? If he was coached right he has the potential to be unstoppable in the future but he would be under Wengers tutelage and Everton with their new found wealth might not feel the need to sell.DB10GOONER wrote:I suppose it's the same old questions really; could he deliver 20+ PL goals a season? Could he adapt quickly to the pace and physicality of the PL? I have my doubts....Kvltman wrote:Regarding the Lacazette rumours, does anyone feel he is really the step up we need in the striker position? That he didn't make the French squad for the Euros is a little concerning. His record seems decent but would he be worth it with the outlay, circa 30 odd million. Genuine question, I don't know too much about him!![]()
I think we (at least in the short to mid term) need to aggressively go after a striker that has proven he can deliver 20+ PL goals. I'm all for signing "potential" but not if that's all we sign. We need someone that can hit the ground running. Giroud, Welbeck and Walcott have all had a fair chance to show what they can do and none of them are anything more than bog standard PL average. We need PL elite strikers.