Wenger - My summer transfer window plans
Wenger - My summer transfer window plans
[quote]Wenger - My summer transfer window plans
By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger is chasing “one or twoâ€
By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger is chasing “one or twoâ€
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Same old bullshit from Wenger.Come August the 31st when we havent signed the players we desperatley need he will say"I didnt want to kill the likes of Diaby,Denilson and Song"
As for him saying we have plenty of strikers.Yes we have.They are all either lazy,injured or not good enough.
So there we have it the target for next season is 4th place.Now C"mon and hurry up and pay your season ticket renewals

As for him saying we have plenty of strikers.Yes we have.They are all either lazy,injured or not good enough.
So there we have it the target for next season is 4th place.Now C"mon and hurry up and pay your season ticket renewals











I look forward to Arsene being constantly linked with these 1 or 2 players throughout the Summer before eventually watching Liverpool pay £15m for one of them and then holding off for the other until the last micro-second of the January window
Remember not to get disappointed in the Summer - we know what to expect by now
1. A poll of the top 100 Arsenal groundsmen on the official site
2. Our "new signings" being announced.....a series of 16 year olds signing their professional contracts
3. Confirmation that 26 of our players will be sent on loan to Spanish 2nd division clubs and Championship clubs
4. Lots of noises about our "sustainable business model".
5. Lots of comments about "this team has matured", "Learned our mistakes from last year"....the most important thing is not who we sign but keeping this team together
I KNOW WHAT THE SUMMER HOLDS !
Remember not to get disappointed in the Summer - we know what to expect by now
1. A poll of the top 100 Arsenal groundsmen on the official site
2. Our "new signings" being announced.....a series of 16 year olds signing their professional contracts
3. Confirmation that 26 of our players will be sent on loan to Spanish 2nd division clubs and Championship clubs
4. Lots of noises about our "sustainable business model".
5. Lots of comments about "this team has matured", "Learned our mistakes from last year"....the most important thing is not who we sign but keeping this team together
I KNOW WHAT THE SUMMER HOLDS !
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He also tells us not to panic as he backs the kids.....
By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger's message was loud and clear at his pre-match press conference on Friday: don't panic.
The Frenchman and his team have come under fire since they crashed out of the Champions League in midweek. Manchester United's emphatic 4-1 aggregate win raised questions about Wenger's transfer policy and the quality and experience within his squad.
The Arsenal manager will listen to his critics but he is convinced that there are plenty of positives to take from this season's run in Europe. And he refuses to bin his youth policy when it is beginning to bear fruit.
"If you look at our team on Tuesday night, our oldest player in midfield was 22. They are in the best four in Europe, so why should we panic?" asked Wenger.
"I believe we have to take on the chin the critics, but at the end of the day, it is down to how strongly we believe in ourselves and how good I think the team is.
"You cannot imagine that we work as we did with young players and give them a chance, then let them go.
"We are criticised because we play young players, then we are supposed to let them go when they are in a position where they start to perform at the top level? That is not acceptable."
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... s-to-panic
By Chris Harris
Arsène Wenger's message was loud and clear at his pre-match press conference on Friday: don't panic.
The Frenchman and his team have come under fire since they crashed out of the Champions League in midweek. Manchester United's emphatic 4-1 aggregate win raised questions about Wenger's transfer policy and the quality and experience within his squad.
The Arsenal manager will listen to his critics but he is convinced that there are plenty of positives to take from this season's run in Europe. And he refuses to bin his youth policy when it is beginning to bear fruit.
"If you look at our team on Tuesday night, our oldest player in midfield was 22. They are in the best four in Europe, so why should we panic?" asked Wenger.
"I believe we have to take on the chin the critics, but at the end of the day, it is down to how strongly we believe in ourselves and how good I think the team is.
"You cannot imagine that we work as we did with young players and give them a chance, then let them go.
"We are criticised because we play young players, then we are supposed to let them go when they are in a position where they start to perform at the top level? That is not acceptable."
http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archiv ... s-to-panic
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Clearly it looks like Adebayor will stay. We were never going to buy a striker unless we sold one.
We don't just need a CM and a CB, we need more leaders and maybe even a new captain.
That Lorik Cana his name keeps popping up, well he is Marseille captain.
That would be a good start.
An English player or 2 wouldn't hurt either. Jagielka would be a great buy and I would even take Cattermole.
We don't just need a CM and a CB, we need more leaders and maybe even a new captain.
That Lorik Cana his name keeps popping up, well he is Marseille captain.
That would be a good start.
An English player or 2 wouldn't hurt either. Jagielka would be a great buy and I would even take Cattermole.
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