Sparky Rhiwabon
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To do it, to do it, to do it, to do it, to do itAnd plenty of money!
See who gets the reference
To do it right child
To do it, to do it, to do it, to do it, to do itAnd plenty of money!
See who gets the reference
This thread is a bloody messWe're still waiting on your period to end.
Yeah, pretty much this. Initial reports all alluded to it was going to be done one way or another, whether Miki is in it or just cash deal, but obviously Arsenal wanted Miki as part of it. Raiola now fed everything to everyone to make his player feel more valuable (as any decent agent would do), but obviously no need for anyone to panic.Some on twitter panicking over the BBC saying Arsenal won't sell Sanchez for cash but only want Mkhi --- none of them realize that's straight from the pen of Raiola? Who else would make Mkhi seem as though he's desperately wanted?
The official website referenced Sanchez. Would they do that if this wasn't all but certain.
They don't look like interested in him much now, with most focus on Auba and Malcom. Anyway this isn't the point of the thread. Let's get Sanchez and they can do what the want.They wanted him last transfer window. I do not see why their interest would diminish. That front three won’t be good enough to cover for the loss of Sanchez and Ozil.
I'm not @Nick.Jesus Christ this is the most annoying feud in the history of feuds
Story of my life.We're still waiting on your period to end.
Ibra and Etoo? was it when jose was at inter?Imagine thinking this isnt a done dealio What a bunch of actually practical cnuts because tbh its a complicated deal and anything can go wrong!
Me thinks its a done delio though, Raiola wouldnt be naming names if it wasnt or at least close to completion.
Btw does anyone remember any other high profile player swaps? Only the papers go on and on about swaps when they actually never happen. They'll go fecking bonkers now.
Indeed. He must know that he's at a point of no return.If Mkhi stays, he will be slaughtered by the fans if we don't get Sanchez because of him. Simple as that.
Feud? BahJesus Christ this is the most annoying feud in the history of feuds
At least you aren’t expected to deliver.This thread is a bloody mess
That’s a fair point.Negotiations are fluid, and Raiola will use ANY arguments for economic benefit to his client and himself. He might not say Arsenal is a lower status club, but he will mention the lower status of not playing in CL this year and possibly next year as well.
Bingo!To do it, to do it, to do it, to do it, to do it
To do it right child
It's a fair point, maybe part of Jose's thinking in going public about it allIf Mkhi stays and that results in Sanchez not coming he will be slaughtered by the fans. Simple as that.
Jesus Christ this is the most annoying feud in the history of feuds
Even if he is, if he knows of other clubs interested, and he might, and he doesn't want Arsenal, and he might not, he's more than entitled to turn it down.Indeed. He must know that he's at a point of no return.
Not sure why he hasn't succeeded here. Could be his mentality, or maybe not. As for the social media aspect you brought up, i can't see what that has to do with anything. It has no effect on what he does on the pitch.Only has himself to blame. If he spent as much time trying to improve his footballing skills as he does tweeting "#MickiMagic" maybe he'd have been a star here.
Least we can do mate. A straight swap seems like a brilliant deal for us, an unwanted player not even on the bench at times for one of the best players in the league.I would agree with this - I think it's basically "done" but there are quite a few details to iron out. I can imagine that United will partly subsidize Mhkitaryan's wage.
He clearly is overpaid at United and wants to get a long term deal at 150k plus. How many arsenal players earn above 100k? Not many I guess.
And every minute we delay he gets closer to pension age.So, we are paying £100m for Alexis, and sending Mhki, while his weekly wages will be around £650,000?! Right?
Challenge acceptedDon't think it's going to happen today..
Hopefully this thread won't grow by 50 pages by the time I check back tomorrow morning!
And y’all laughed at me when I created the thread a few days agomeh, make that 100
It’s not the club’s fault the NYSE only opens once every three years.And every minute we delay he gets closer to pension age.
Has the 10pm embargo one been done yet?It’s not the club’s fault the NYSE only opens once every three years.
No way he can say that.He says stfu and wait.
I didn't, I swear! Maybe a littleAnd y’all laughed at me when I created the thread a few days ago
I don't. I see him in the RvP mold where he has one great season, one good season, and from there a massive slide downwards. 24-29 is the sweet spot in terms of where we should be looking.Well, yeah, but it doesn't really have to be like that, does it? It really depends on each player, their own attributes and how they adapt to their new limitations. Some players even reach their best form in their eirly thirties, and it's not that rare. I think Sanchez has at least three or four years at the top, and he has become a much more mature player than he was, for example, at Barcelona. RVP's drop of form was actually quite surprising to me, I thought he still had a few good years in him..
Not as much as I laughed at the bloke who started the Pogba threadAnd y’all laughed at me when I created the thread a few days ago
Christ, I assumed this was an older thread that'd already been quite active, didn't realise it was only a week.And y’all laughed at me when I created the thread a few days ago
Its' the Express, so take it for what it is:
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Not really, if i was saying it's definitely not happening that would be a fair comment. If you take on board all factors for and against and say it's 50/50 I don't see how that's comical.That's exactly what you're doing to come up with the comical opinion that it's 50/50.