The Gooner thread

Lol...whats the latest with the gunners?have they signed nasri yet?is hleb staying?has gallas stopped crying:)
 
Wenger said hes close to signing Nasri... Hleb's agent said hes going in search of ice cream and tranquility in Milan...

So bye Hleb, hello Nasri :)

Good deal I think.. Hleb lacks an end product and Nasri is full of potential.. Cant wait to see him in midfield along side Cesc, Vela and Walcott.. Though it looks like Diaby will take up the CDM position..

French league ends today so should hear more about Nasri over this week...
 
Im gona cry if you guys sign nasri! for 14 million euros nogal! damn!
Also hear you mite be signing ben arfa from lyon. Looks like wenger meens bussines this time.
 
i think the nasri deal will materialize... will be pleasantly surprised if we get ben arfa too
 
I'm looking forward to some news on the defensive front. :)
 
Fiszman - We will fully support Arsène's transfer plans

Danny Fiszman spoke exclusively to Arsenal.com last week.

In a candid interview the Arsenal director discussed a number of hot topics including the departure of Keith Edelman, how he will be replaced, Arsène Wenger's transfer budget, the Club's wage structure, the Board's 'lock-down agreement' on shares and how the 'credit crunch' affects Arsenal. Read the full Q&A now.

Source: Arsenal.com
 
Gunners won't break the bank

Arsenal will not adopt the Chelsea model of pursuing success on the pitch regardless of the cost, according to director Danny Fiszman.

The Gunners failed to win a trophy last season but are determined not to seek a Chelsea-style benefactor such as billionaire Roman Abramovich in search of silverware.

Arsenal ran out of steam in both the Barclays Premier League and Champions League as Chelsea pushed Manchester United all the way.

But Fiszman has signalled Arsenal's determination not to go down the same route as Chelsea, whose pursuit of the Premier League and Champions League saw them ultimately come second best to United in both competitions.

Fiszman told Arsenal TV: "We don't believe in the benefactor model."

Source: Football365.com
 
Randall - I know what I need to succeed

Mark Randall knows exactly what is needed to succeed at Arsenal.

The talented midfielder recently returned from a five-month loan spell with Championship outfit Burnley. As well as picking up a wealth of first-team experience, Randall learned more of the values required to be a professional.

“I would say I have come back physically stronger and more hard-working,” the 18-year-old told Arsenal.com. “That is what I learnt a lot of at Burnley, so I would definitely say my loan helped towards me featuring at Sunderland.

“I know you need a lot of discipline to succeed as an Arsenal player, and a professional attitude. I have that now and I am so happy for the sacrifices I have made.

Source: Arsenal.com

I'm looking forward to seeing more of him this season. :)
 
Ribery Confirms Nasri Move

Nasri was in London recently to undergo a medical and agree a four-year deal with the Gunners, who are expected to announce the ₤11.2 million signing during the coming week.

The deal will prove something of a coup for Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, who has been criticised for his timid approach in the transfer market over recent years.

And Ribery, who played with Nasri at Marseille before moving to Germany last summer, expects the 20-year-old to flourish at the Emirates once he comes to terms with the pace and physicality of the Premier League.

"It is good for him," Ribery told reporters at France’s training camp in Clairefontaine. "It [Arsenal] is a good club with many young people.

Source: Goal.com

I'm not sure how reliable that is for a source, but it'll be nice if it's true. :)

Speaking of Ribery, I wouldn't mind him @ Arsenal. ;)
 
ribery is a great player

hope you guys get him

we need arsenal strong for next season for a 3 way battle again :)
 
What is this thread about actually? I'm reading but all I can figure out is that it's about soccer and that's it... doesn't make sense (to me) at least.
 
What is this thread about actually? I'm reading but all I can figure out is that it's about soccer and that's it... doesn't make sense (to me) at least.

Its about all things Arsenal bru. :rolleyes:

Yea, apparently Nasri's move is gonna be confirmed this weekend. Any developments of the possible addition of David Villa?
 
Nice to see this thread has been reopened :) was wondering why it was closed
 
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