THE WENGER THREAD

[officepest]

Fraser Forster to Southampton for £10m

The downside of being flush with cash, Celtic saw them coming.

[1989]

Fraser Forster to Southampton for £10m

The downside of being flush with cash, Celtic saw them coming.

Wrong thread.

[officepest]

Arsene Wenger hits out at Fraser Forster's "unfair" £10m Southampton switch

The downside of being flush with cash, Celtic saw them coming.

Wrong thread.

Better?

[OneBardGooner]

Wenger also spoke for the English Footballing World when he said:

"Scottish Football Is Shyte"

[OneBardGooner]

Oh! Here we go agaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiinnnn.

Arsenal almost signed Raheem Sterling, 19, before the winger joined Liverpool. (Metro)



"Arsenal nearly signed Raheem Sterling before he joined Liverpool – but pulled out of the transfer at the last minute.

Sterling was strongly linked with the Gunners shortly before moving to the Res in 2010, and he has since gone on to become one of the most eye-catching players in the Premier League.

The 19-year-old looks set for a big season at Liverpool, but Arsenal’s former academy boss Liam Brady has revealed how close Sterling came to playing at the Emirates Stadium instead.

Brady says he could have signed Sterling ahead of Liverpool, but decided against going through with a deal."

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http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/09/raheem-st ... r-4826896/

[MrT]

Oh! Here we go agaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiinnnn.

Arsenal almost signed Raheem Sterling, 19, before the winger joined Liverpool. (Metro)



"Arsenal nearly signed Raheem Sterling before he joined Liverpool – but pulled out of the transfer at the last minute.

Sterling was strongly linked with the Gunners shortly before moving to the Res in 2010, and he has since gone on to become one of the most eye-catching players in the Premier League.

The 19-year-old looks set for a big season at Liverpool, but Arsenal’s former academy boss Liam Brady has revealed how close Sterling came to playing at the Emirates Stadium instead.

Brady says he could have signed Sterling ahead of Liverpool, but decided against going through with a deal."

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http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/09/raheem-st ... r-4826896/

This virtual squad of ours is looking amazing.

[OneBardGooner]

Oh! Here we go agaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaiiinnnn.

Arsenal almost signed Raheem Sterling, 19, before the winger joined Liverpool. (Metro)



"Arsenal nearly signed Raheem Sterling before he joined Liverpool – but pulled out of the transfer at the last minute.

Sterling was strongly linked with the Gunners shortly before moving to the Res in 2010, and he has since gone on to become one of the most eye-catching players in the Premier League.

The 19-year-old looks set for a big season at Liverpool, but Arsenal’s former academy boss Liam Brady has revealed how close Sterling came to playing at the Emirates Stadium instead.

Brady says he could have signed Sterling ahead of Liverpool, but decided against going through with a deal."

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http://metro.co.uk/2014/08/09/raheem-st ... r-4826896/

This virtual squad of ours is looking amazing.

[spendsum4uckingmoney]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

[defleppardisking]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

Well Moyes did win one of them. Just saying.

[officepest]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

Good lord man. One minor (FA) and one for winning a friendly.

[northbank123]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

Good lord man. One minor (FA) and one for winning a friendly.

I wouldn't call the FA Cup a minor trophy. Probably doesn't quite have the glamour it used to and clearly not the same as winning the league or CL but certainly above being bracketed with the Beer Cup etc. I don't buy into there only being two 'major trophies' at club level.

[officepest]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

Good lord man. One minor (FA) and one for winning a friendly.

I wouldn't call the FA Cup a minor trophy. Probably doesn't quite have the glamour it used to and clearly not the same as winning the league or CL but certainly above being bracketed with the Beer Cup etc. I don't buy into there only being two 'major trophies' at club level.

It certainly used to be, and I would place it far above the Worthlesstinpot, but it has been eclipsed in prestige terms thanks to the bloated CL.

[falkirk goon]

2 trophies in 85 days..still 100% against

[OneBardGooner]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

Well Moyes did win one of them. Just saying.

But that was BEFORE he actually got to (mis)Manage the team properly.

[OneBardGooner]

2 major trophies in 4 months.

Good lord man. One minor (FA) and one for winning a friendly.

I wouldn't call the FA Cup a minor trophy. Probably doesn't quite have the glamour it used to and clearly not the same as winning the league or CL but certainly above being bracketed with the Beer Cup etc. I don't buy into there only being two 'major trophies' at club level.

It certainly used to be, and I would place it far above the Worthlesstinpot, but it has been eclipsed in prestige terms thanks to the bloated CL.

^^^THIS^^^

Before Sky came along unless you went to a game - there was only MOTD and the FA Cup Final every Year!

Still got hammered and danced all the way home from the pub when we won it this summer !