Van Persie saga, officially not extending contract.

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Yes money is a big part of it but I believe that as with almost all the top sportsmen, once you have earned enough millions to be able to live comfortably for the rest of your life - and most of the top class players have (as well as a lot of shit ones!! :banghead: ) - it becomes about your actual achievements in your chosen profession and the mark you have left on it!!

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This saga is set to drag on for at least another two weeks surely? Ain't nothing getting sorted whilst Wenger, Gazidis and co are off finding new customers in the Far East :banghead:

Einstein: "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results". Surely written about Arsenal...

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Lee1 wrote:Initially I had some sympathy for Van Persie and the ambition bit. Waning quickly. If this idiot club ever have the affrontary to sell him to United,and indeed if he wants to go there,will feel sickened like never before.If he goes there,and stand reeady to be shot down in flames, I will boo him for 90 minutes if he has the front to play at The Emirates. :banghead: :cussing:

You will boo RVP but not Wenger :roll:

The club will sell to City or United because at the end of the day our club or PLC is about making profits.If the Spuds coughed up £20m we would sell to them

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It is about money in the end. City and Chelsea pay wages that are unreal. Van Persie wants 10 Million a year. I think he is amazing and by far the best player in the Premier League last season but he was also injured for 3 years and cost us a fortune in wages and treatment.
Sadly football is dying due to the above mentioned clubs and its at teams like ours that we see it the most. We are not alone the very overrated Rooney was off until United decided to pay him 200 Thousand a week so even United are feeling thew force. United have decided to pay players these massive wages and they do not have the comfort of a Billionaire so I will be watching them over the next few seasons to see how they manage. While United took on the financial power of Chelsea from 2005 to now we didnt and introduced a policy that at the moment is costing us 20 Million a year in wages on players that we cant sell.
We have no choice RVP has to go but dont expect anything from this season or the next few.

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all the big clubs know that Arsenal will hold out for what they can get now that Kroenke and Gazidis have turned this once great club into a money making feeder club.
therefore once again this will go to the last week of the transfer window with nothing resolved. Anyone who thinks otherwise is either deluded or hasn't been following closely enough about what has been happening.

Wenger should also now be a target for criticism as he and the board are slowly turning Arsenal into a laughing stock.
Surely no one can now be taken in by the PR spin from the club. There is no ambition being shown and the supporters are being taken for mugs.

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I have also just seen that Wenger has said that the situation is not the same as last year!!!!
That just about does it for me. :banghead:

we are probably selling RVP and Walcott.
last year it was Fabregas and Nasri.

he says that last season Wilshere, Diaby and Rosicky were injured. They still are arent they ? :?
and they probably still will be when we sell Song and the Ox next year :lol:



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http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012 ... iago-silva

Milan have promised refunds to disgruntled fans with season tickets following the departure of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Thiago Silva.

The club made the offer in a statement on Monday after many fans were angered at the departure of the pair, with some even staging a mock funeral outside Milan headquarters.

A lawsuit has been filed arguing that some fans bought season tickets on the assumption that the two players would be at the club.

The club says the offer was made because of "the need for style and love of the club towards its supporters and independent of any legal analysis," adding that "the lawsuit is without any foundation."

Other Milan icons, Alessandro Nesta, Clarence Seedorf, Gennaro Gattuso and Filippo Inzaghi, left the club at the end of last season.


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Call that a business model... :roll: :cussing:

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Is he gone yet? :roll:

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PHW: "But I thought Robin was happy at #Arsenal, especially after the season he had with us."
PHW: "I do not understand him at all. I understood Cesc Fabregas wanting to go home to Barcelona last summer. I had sympathy with that."
The guy is living in a gin & brandy induced bubble. You don't understand him? How dare he have the audacity to actually want to win things and receive more money!

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Dan_85 wrote:
PHW: "But I thought Robin was happy at #Arsenal, especially after the season he had with us."
PHW: "I do not understand him at all. I understood Cesc Fabregas wanting to go home to Barcelona last summer. I had sympathy with that."
The guy is living in a gin & brandy induced bubble. You don't understand him? How dare he have the audacity to actually want to win things and receive more money!
PHW is prince philip with added stupidity and less racism. Both bumbling fucking morons. :oops: :evil:

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Dan_85 wrote:
PHW: "But I thought Robin was happy at #Arsenal, especially after the season he had with us."
PHW: "I do not understand him at all. I understood Cesc Fabregas wanting to go home to Barcelona last summer. I had sympathy with that."
The guy is living in a gin & brandy induced bubble. You don't understand him? How dare he have the audacity to actually want to win things and receive more money!
I guess he just wants to make RvP look like an ungrateful (mercenary) c**t so the fans turn against him instead of the board.

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