The Arsenal Thread XX

Someone like Schneiderlin would be great, but I can only question how it would affect the team. You can't take out Ramsey or Ozil, Sanchez/Ox/Walcott/Campbell are a must for most games, and Wilshere is starting to look like he is properly linking with Ramsey. I can see why a DM would replace Arteta and Flamini, but I still feel like Chambers is a better bet, with defensive and attacking capabilities, and he is certainly more mobile than most DMs. What Phil Jones problem? That he would have too many positions to find his best one?

Dortmund are the Southampton or Arsenal of Germany. Everytime they bring through a world class player, they are forced to sell them for big money to a better team in that league (Munich). You can't blame them for wanting to hold on to the players, but you have to question their logic.

Absolute morons is the phrase I would use.

BVB are the footballing equivalent of the Essex-boy, weekend millionaires you'll see down in Soho on Saturday nights buying drinks for people earning x5 more than them

Absolute morons is the phrase I would use. BVB are the footballing equivalent of the Essex-boy, weekend millionaires you'll see down in Soho on Saturday nights buying long-drinks for people earning x5 more than them and who then spend the rest of the week saying ''money dont interest me mate'' as they ruefully tuck into their economy pack lunch :laugh

With this kind of revolutionary transfer policy, Wenger can probably get them to sell Reus for a half eaten packet of wine gums and 2nd hand copy of 4-4-2 magazine from January 2007, featuring interviews with Jimmy Bullard and Teddy Sheringham.

Have heard people praise BVB for letting Lewa go for **** all, and in the same moment mock Wenger for transfers like Adebayor for £25m.

With Ox, Podolski and Campbell as impact subs. Wilshere with Ramsey would leave you too exposed, I imagine Wilshere will have to resign himself to not starting most of the time in the league unless there's injuries. And I can't see Campbell playing massive amounts.

As in a highly rated young defender ends up playing in midfield all the time and doesn't develop as expected.



dat analogy

I would actually play:

Walcott proved he can be a striker, and that line-up would win us the league (Chambers can be changed for Wilshere/Arteta/Diaby/New DM).

Apparently Galatasaray are going to bid £28m for the Podolski + Campbell double. I want to see Campbell getting loads of games this year, he is easily good enough to at least come off the bench most games.

Depends on you managing to get Reus. Real and Barca are covered, Bayern would have to pay loads. Wouldn't City/Chelsea/PSG be in for him?

I'd take that tbh, Campbell's 22 he won't improve massively.

I think Arsenal are the main club. Liverpool and you lot were in for him briefly, but denied rumours.

I would sell Podolski, but Campbell is important coverage for us.

Who knows, if it looked like happening I could see Chelsea trying to stop it. Their winger options aren't great after Hazard.

Are you cereal? We're so stacked in midfield it's not even funny. I'd rather go out and buy a striker then get another Winger.

We're overcrowded in Midfield, I don't know why Wenger keeps looking into more CAMs/CMs when we have plenty. Also, Jack Wilshere is overrated

So many people call him overrated now so he has actually become underrated

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Who knows, if it looked like happening I could see Chelsea trying to stop it. Their winger options aren't great after Hazard.

That's what I said before and people complained on the united thread.

Pretty much the norm, things are always taken to extremes. I'd agree though he's gone full swing from being overrated to be underrated.




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So many people call him overrated now so he has actually become underrated

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Michael Owen loves writing us off to come 5th place like every year lmaoo when will he learn