you clearly havent watched him recently then. hes slower than silvestre, he turns about as fast as an old granny and he just looks like hes in a dream world a lot of the time.Gunnersaurus wrote:I'd even consider bringing Sol Campbell back for a couple of years, he's still looks fit and he's as experienced as they come and is out of contract so wouldn't cost anything.
jesus i dread to think what is in Sol's dream world??projoe wrote:you clearly havent watched him recently then. hes slower than silvestre, he turns about as fast as an old granny and he just looks like hes in a dream world a lot of the time.Gunnersaurus wrote:I'd even consider bringing Sol Campbell back for a couple of years, he's still looks fit and he's as experienced as they come and is out of contract so wouldn't cost anything.
i do think gallas needs to go now so we can get something for him, and if we can get naldo, he would be a good replacement
http://www.goal.com/en/news/10/italy/20 ... las-arsene'The Professor' does not believe Adebayor or Gallas will leave the Emirates this summer...
The European press had suggested on Wednesday that Inter were considering a bid for Arsenal defender William Gallas, but manager Arsene Wenger has claimed there has been no contact from the Nerazzurri.
"Inter have not inquired about Gallas, just like Bordeaux has never asked for [Mikael] Silvestre," he told the microphones of RMC.
The Gunners themselves have had a quiet transfer campaign thus far and the French tactician briefly touched on the situation in attack, starting with the potential departure of Emmanuel Adebayor, who has been linked with Manchester City and AC Milan.
"Adebayor? In my opinion he will remain. [Bordeaux's Marouane] Chamakh? He might be a valid acquisition in case of a departure," the 59-year-old concluded.
projoe wrote:whats that meant to mean?rtpgooner wrote:"Adebayor? In my opinion he will remain. [Bordeaux's Marouane] Chamakh? He might be a valid acquisition in case of a departure," the 59-year-old concluded.
donaldo wrote:The same Wenger bullshit.I give upprojoe wrote:whats that meant to mean?rtpgooner wrote:"Adebayor? In my opinion he will remain. [Bordeaux's Marouane] Chamakh? He might be a valid acquisition in case of a departure," the 59-year-old concluded.
) said on the radio last week that Arsenal would definately be signing Chamkha. Although not massive like Ade, he said the guy was brilliant in the air and that he thought Chamkha would be a big hit here. Let's hope he's right. 
http://www.goal.com/en/news/9/england/2 ... y-price-reWith Real Madrid still expected to make a move for Xabi Alonso, and Barcelona targeting Javier Mascherano, Liverpool are reportedly eyeing Udinese star Gokhan Inler should their midfield be depleted by the Spanish giants.
Inler's agent earlier today revealed that while several English Premier League clubs are interested in signing Inler, the Swiss international himself would prefer to remain in Serie A.
That does not seem to have deterred Arsenal, long linked with Inler - and now the Daily Mail is reporting that Liverpool are targeting the player should they lose Alonso to Madrid.
However, according to the newspaper, Reds' boss Rafael Benitez is deterred by Udinese's £18 million asking price; the Mail claims that Rafa would be reluctant to bid more than £10m for the player.
While Udinese would be reluctant to see Inler leave, they are unlikely to lower their valuation to that extent, so if Liverpool really are serious about snaring the midfielder, they will clearly have to raise their offer
