Vince - stayed in a hotel on drive back from hols in the south of France at the weekend and got to watch a French version of Match of The Day on Canal +. Brilliant!! Who's the camp guy who fronts it? Much better than Lineker. Great to hear lots of French that i don't understand interspersed with the odd comment like "tangerine army"!Vince wrote:The french center back is on his way to Arsenal according to french channel Canal +.
Squillaci on his way to Arsenal???
Re: Squillaci on his way to Arsenal
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Sounds like that would have been Jagielka but Moyes turned it down again.Percy Dalton wrote:I know nothing about the guy but I amhappy that he is experienced and not too green.
I will admit that I would have liked someone with Premier League experience but that would have cost a few quid and you know the rest!
dunno if its been stated but i noticed on wikipedia (i know, not great source lol) but it says 
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SevillaFC.es story...translated
so they have confirmed a bid...so its shows we are talking to clubs about buying playersOn 19th August 2010, Sevilla confirmed on their official website that Arsenal had made a bid for Squillaci.[4]

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ARSENAL HAS OFFERED BY THE Squillaci, who asked not to play
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Sebastien Squillaci has its future in the air. This was recognized outside of microphones, the deputy general sport, Ramón RodrÃguez Verdejo Monchi, who said at the airport in Oporto that the Club had an offer from Arsenal and the player himself said before the technical meeting was not able to play.
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Big_G wrote:dunno if its been stated but i noticed on wikipedia (i know, not great source lol) but it saysso they have confirmed a bid...so its shows we are talking to clubs about buying playersOn 19th August 2010, Sevilla confirmed on their official website that Arsenal had made a bid for Squillaci.[4]



AW is going nuts!

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This is the same guy who lost his place in the Sevilla first team to FazioWHL-71-04 wrote:Jesus, I swear some people are never happy.
We're crying out for an experienced centre-back who knows how to win trophies and it looks like AW is actually about to finally sign one and yet still most people are moaning about it.
The bloke has just turned 30, he's not over the hill in the slightest.
Now Sevilla are my second team, and I've been over there quite a few times to watch them play. Squillaci is no mug, far from it. He will make a big difference to our side, and if you think he's going to be bullied now think again. He can certainly handle himself.
I'm sure he will be coming in as TV's partner as well, with Kos on the bench. I can't imagine he will leave Sevilla if he's not going to be starting for us.
Give the bloke a chance before you write him off, if we even sign him that is.

If Sevilla had confidence in him, he would have played in the big games against Barca, Real but he didnt.
prob be back up to TV5 and LK6 with JDGunnerDude wrote:This is the same guy who lost his place in the Sevilla first team to FazioWHL-71-04 wrote:Jesus, I swear some people are never happy.
We're crying out for an experienced centre-back who knows how to win trophies and it looks like AW is actually about to finally sign one and yet still most people are moaning about it.
The bloke has just turned 30, he's not over the hill in the slightest.
Now Sevilla are my second team, and I've been over there quite a few times to watch them play. Squillaci is no mug, far from it. He will make a big difference to our side, and if you think he's going to be bullied now think again. He can certainly handle himself.
I'm sure he will be coming in as TV's partner as well, with Kos on the bench. I can't imagine he will leave Sevilla if he's not going to be starting for us.
Give the bloke a chance before you write him off, if we even sign him that is.am up for given him a chance but lets now paint it out like he is a good player.
If Sevilla had confidence in him, he would have played in the big games against Barca, Real but he didnt.
Re: Squillaci on his way to Arsenal
Yeah, the guy is a friend of mineMK Gould wrote:Vince - stayed in a hotel on drive back from hols in the south of France at the weekend and got to watch a French version of Match of The Day on Canal +. Brilliant!! Who's the camp guy who fronts it? Much better than Lineker. Great to hear lots of French that i don't understand interspersed with the odd comment like "tangerine army"!Vince wrote:The french center back is on his way to Arsenal according to french channel Canal +.

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Re: Squillaci on his way to Arsenal
He's from Brighton... and ''seems a bit gay''..... well, well, well... that's a shock...Vince wrote:Yeah, the guy is a friend of mineMK Gould wrote:Vince - stayed in a hotel on drive back from hols in the south of France at the weekend and got to watch a French version of Match of The Day on Canal +. Brilliant!! Who's the camp guy who fronts it? Much better than Lineker. Great to hear lots of French that i don't understand interspersed with the odd comment like "tangerine army"!Vince wrote:The french center back is on his way to Arsenal according to french channel Canal +.Darren Tulett, he's from Brighton (and seems a bit gay, but he's not, he's just english). I met him a couple of times, and he's a very nice guy, very funny. And yes, he's an Arsenal fan since he's a kid. He's aswell the Honorary Member of my Supporter Club, since 2 seasons.



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Re: Squillaci on his way to Arsenal
The tennis clique are already creaming themselves over their new signing, it seems.franksav63 wrote:He's from Brighton... and ''seems a bit gay''..... well, well, well... that's a shock...Vince wrote:Yeah, the guy is a friend of mineMK Gould wrote:Vince - stayed in a hotel on drive back from hols in the south of France at the weekend and got to watch a French version of Match of The Day on Canal +. Brilliant!! Who's the camp guy who fronts it? Much better than Lineker. Great to hear lots of French that i don't understand interspersed with the odd comment like "tangerine army"!Vince wrote:The french center back is on his way to Arsenal according to french channel Canal +.Darren Tulett, he's from Brighton (and seems a bit gay, but he's not, he's just english). I met him a couple of times, and he's a very nice guy, very funny. And yes, he's an Arsenal fan since he's a kid. He's aswell the Honorary Member of my Supporter Club, since 2 seasons.
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Franks gay-dar just tingled and BOOM he was in there.......



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I'd rather have FazioGunnerDude wrote:This is the same guy who lost his place in the Sevilla first team to FazioWHL-71-04 wrote:Jesus, I swear some people are never happy.
We're crying out for an experienced centre-back who knows how to win trophies and it looks like AW is actually about to finally sign one and yet still most people are moaning about it.
The bloke has just turned 30, he's not over the hill in the slightest.
Now Sevilla are my second team, and I've been over there quite a few times to watch them play. Squillaci is no mug, far from it. He will make a big difference to our side, and if you think he's going to be bullied now think again. He can certainly handle himself.
I'm sure he will be coming in as TV's partner as well, with Kos on the bench. I can't imagine he will leave Sevilla if he's not going to be starting for us.
Give the bloke a chance before you write him off, if we even sign him that is.am up for given him a chance but lets now paint it out like he is a good player.
If Sevilla had confidence in him, he would have played in the big games against Barca, Real but he didnt.
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Young, tall, right footed and strong but thats clearly not what we need, besides we only got 10mill euros to spend on both a goalie and cbCaptain Fabregas wrote:I'd rather have FazioGunnerDude wrote:This is the same guy who lost his place in the Sevilla first team to FazioWHL-71-04 wrote:Jesus, I swear some people are never happy.
We're crying out for an experienced centre-back who knows how to win trophies and it looks like AW is actually about to finally sign one and yet still most people are moaning about it.
The bloke has just turned 30, he's not over the hill in the slightest.
Now Sevilla are my second team, and I've been over there quite a few times to watch them play. Squillaci is no mug, far from it. He will make a big difference to our side, and if you think he's going to be bullied now think again. He can certainly handle himself.
I'm sure he will be coming in as TV's partner as well, with Kos on the bench. I can't imagine he will leave Sevilla if he's not going to be starting for us.
Give the bloke a chance before you write him off, if we even sign him that is.am up for given him a chance but lets now paint it out like he is a good player.
If Sevilla had confidence in him, he would have played in the big games against Barca, Real but he didnt.

Re: Squillaci on his way to Arsenal
Just found this video of him, doesn't sound *too* gay:franksav63 wrote:He's from Brighton... and ''seems a bit gay''..... well, well, well... that's a shock...Vince wrote:Yeah, the guy is a friend of mineMK Gould wrote:Vince - stayed in a hotel on drive back from hols in the south of France at the weekend and got to watch a French version of Match of The Day on Canal +. Brilliant!! Who's the camp guy who fronts it? Much better than Lineker. Great to hear lots of French that i don't understand interspersed with the odd comment like "tangerine army"!Vince wrote:The french center back is on his way to Arsenal according to french channel Canal +.Darren Tulett, he's from Brighton (and seems a bit gay, but he's not, he's just english). I met him a couple of times, and he's a very nice guy, very funny. And yes, he's an Arsenal fan since he's a kid. He's aswell the Honorary Member of my Supporter Club, since 2 seasons.
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http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7h8al ... ulet_sport
I'm always amazed how easy it is to follow English people speaking French, lol.
BBC have this story as they headline story under the Football section right now
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 928237.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/footbal ... 928237.stm
Arsenal want Sebastien Squillaci, claim Sevilla
Arsenal have made an offer for France centre-half Sebastien Squillaci, according to Sevilla.
"The club have received an offer from Arsenal," read a statement on the Spanish side's website but a Gunners spokesperson declined to comment.
Sevilla said that the 30-year-old asked to be left out of Wednesday's Champions League play-off against Braga to avoid being cup-tied.
The former Lyon player is rated at about £6.5m.
Arsenal need defensive cover after a number of players left this summer.
Gunners manager Arsene Wenger signed centre-back Laurent Koscielny from Lorient during the summer and has been boosted by Johan Djourou's return from long-term injury, but will still have been keeping an eye on the transfer market following the departures of veterans Sol Campbell, William Gallas and Mikael Silvestre.
It is not known if the Gunners have matched Sevilla's valuation of Squillaci but the statement on the Spanish club's website continued: "Sebastien Squillaci's future is in the air.
"As was confirmed by sporting director Ramon Rodriguez at the airport in Porto, the club have received an offer from Arsenal.
"The player asked coaches not to play him in the [Champions League play-off] match."
Sevilla are said to have called an emergency board meeting on Thursday to discuss the offer and any deal will need to be concluded before the transfer window closes on 31 August.
Squillaci was part of France's miserable World Cup campaign in South Africa, playing in the defeat against the hosts which resulted in the nation finishing bottom of their group.
In an injury interrupted campaign, he made 14 league starts for Sevilla last season having been a near ever-present the year before.