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Robin joins Wayne's World. Finally.
- Thread starter Confuseous
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Van Persie left Arsenal because of a difference in vision between himself and Wenger and Ivan Gazidis. RVP wants to win trophies, Champions League, Premiership etc. Arsenal couldn't demonstrate that commitment by investing in top quality players so he left. To put it bluntly, Wenger is a tight miser. He had money from the sale of Fabregas, Toure, Clichy and Nasri but chose not to spend. Walcott will be the next to leave.
And no disrespect to Giroud and Podolski but they are no replacement for RVP. The ￡230,000 he will be getting paid per week at Man U was also a nice sweetener but not the primary reason for his move.
Another trophy-less season beckons for Arsenal I'm afraid.
And no disrespect to Giroud and Podolski but they are no replacement for RVP. The ￡230,000 he will be getting paid per week at Man U was also a nice sweetener but not the primary reason for his move.
Another trophy-less season beckons for Arsenal I'm afraid.
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RVP has a dodgy history of injuries and will go the way of Berbatov at MU. He is 30. Arsene is a shrewd tactician, RVP is past his prime and will be a flop at MU. 24million is a very very good return on someone not expected to last an entire season. Podolsji and Giroud are extremely good replacements. Arsenal is in CL and is looking good. Go Gunners!
In Arsene we trust. Arsenal will again be title contenders.
the strike force is ok for now.
their defence and midfield too weak.
RVP departure for 22mil is a good deal.
most of the time, the squad is playing too much around RVP, which is not good for the whole squad.
AW still in the fantasy he can discover gem like Bergkamp, Henry, Veira etc.
Did he change his scout? how come his scout failed to scout this time?
their defence and midfield too weak.
RVP departure for 22mil is a good deal.
most of the time, the squad is playing too much around RVP, which is not good for the whole squad.
AW still in the fantasy he can discover gem like Bergkamp, Henry, Veira etc.
Did he change his scout? how come his scout failed to scout this time?
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Wenger has no problem discovering talent. It's holding on to them which is the problem.
I'm quite sure that if RVP had stay at Arse-nal, he would have been the starting striker in most matches, Podolski might have played on the left (same position he plays for Germany) and Giroud would be mainly on the bench.
Trophies not sure. If he had stayed at Arse-nal, they could possibly have won more trophies than Man Utd. Perhaps still the case after he's gone.
One Arse-nal fan on espn claimed that he will go to Manchester and laugh in RVP's face if Arsenal wins more trophies than Man Utd this season. :p
Wrong move by Man Utd.
Fact 1: Robin Van Persie was injured most of the time during the first 6 seasons at Arsenal. Dubious fitness.
Fact 2: He has not scored more than 11 goals per season in his first 6 seasons.
Fact 3: He is 29.
Fact 1: Robin Van Persie was injured most of the time during the first 6 seasons at Arsenal. Dubious fitness.
Fact 2: He has not scored more than 11 goals per season in his first 6 seasons.
Fact 3: He is 29.
It's the salary cap at the Emirates that has caused so much despair with players and fans over the years. It was RVP's last chance to leave London and his former team mate, Fabregasc, sounded him off last season.
As far as Arsene and the club is concerned, the financial well being of the club is top priority. Now that the last of the Wenger 'babes' is gone, they can start the season afresh. Pat Rice's departure was a blessing and with no pressure on the club, I expect Arsenal to do very well this season.
As far as Arsene and the club is concerned, the financial well being of the club is top priority. Now that the last of the Wenger 'babes' is gone, they can start the season afresh. Pat Rice's departure was a blessing and with no pressure on the club, I expect Arsenal to do very well this season.
Looks like wayne piew was wrong, you are not shebby but botak steve.
PS: Botak Steve was always raving on tv about Pat Rice taking the pre match warm ups. According to him Rice nearly fell down a few times. :o
