extra gravy wrote: » As Wenger once said, if you eat caviar every day it's difficult to return to sausages.
Deleted User wrote: » Sure Higuain is probably a better player and we should have went for him back in 2013, but at this stage, Icardi could develop more as he has a bit of youth on his side and we could get better value out of him over the next three seasons and sell him at a profit if he goes well. Wages probably wouldnt be as high either.
Deleted User wrote: » Not saying its going to happen but for me if we bought Icardi over Higuain it would make more sense in terms of longer term and sell on value. Sure Higuain is probably a better player and we should have went for him back in 2013, but at this stage, Icardi could develop more as he has a bit of youth on his side and we could get better value out of him over the next three seasons and sell him at a profit if he goes well. Wages probably wouldnt be as high either.
itsjaybud wrote: » This is so depressing to read!
L'prof wrote: » Selling on players for profit should no longer be thought of as a positive. At this stage Arsenal should be holding on to all their best players!
Deleted User wrote: » I don't see the need to sell players on at a profit all the time but it's annoying seeing that we only ever seem to let players go at the end of contracts or when they retire lately.
L'prof wrote: » I genuinely have no issue with this whatsoever! Even when they were selling all their best players, they never seemed to be able to get crazy money for them!
Quazzie wrote: » Who is that to the right in your sig?
Hyzepher wrote: » What's the situation with Aubameyang? I havent heard anything about a potential move out of BVB. With the money quoted for Higuain I'd go for Aubameyang first.
speedboatchase wrote: » My worry is that Chelsea are not done yet in the striker market and can outbid us for anyone. They still haven't given up on Morata at this point so if the Icardi link is real, let's get it done quick before the options start to dry up.
P4DDY2K11 wrote: » Aubameyang would probably cost us the same, has 4 years left on his contract and seems happy at Dortmund.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Costa is making a bit of noise to leave too.
P4DDY2K11 wrote: » I wouldn't say no to Costa at Arsenal, we need a player everyone hates that isn't Wilshere. People seem to forget how good a striker he actually is too, played a major part in 2 title wins in the past 3 seasons.
Gringo180 wrote: » Id burn me jersey if I seen that scumbag in it.
wandatowell wrote: » Pogba pretty much a done deal to Utd.
Alfred Borden wrote: » Ramsey is miles ahead and cost 1/20th of what Pogba will. Please let it go through
AdamD wrote: » Ramsey isn't great at controlling the game in a possession system, hes strong in broken play and counter attacks, hence looking better for Wales than Arsenal. I'd take all International Football with a pinch of salt, most teams they're playing against are half filled with league 1 level players. Ramsey Xhaka Could work very well though, Xhaka seems to have more of a controlling passing game.
AdamD wrote: » Lots of foreign press reporting Icardi. I'd be happy with that, good goal record and age profile.
Gringo180 wrote: » Alfred Borden wrote: » Ramsey is miles ahead and cost 1/20th of what Pogba will. Please let it go through He is when he plays for Wales but hasnt really shown his best for us in a couple of seasons. He was bang average last season, cant fault his work ethic but he wasnt up to it quality wise.
Alfred Borden wrote: » https://twitter.com/AFCPressWatch/status/755896008907845632
speedboatchase wrote: » Seeing quotes from the interview and it sounds pretty definitive. What are we up to at all at all at all?
ronjo wrote: » Dont have access to twitter at work. What does it say?