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JoeMercer'sWay

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:36 pm

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Danamy wrote:

JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Danamy wrote:

I think there too similar in the way they play, yeah it worked at the back end of last season but fuck me after the break Tevez had it wasn't hard to freshen things up was it?

I'm looking at the bigger picture and the link up play between Silva, Nasri, RVP and Aguero would be frightening, our play would be a lot slicker and quicker.

All the above is only my humble opinion of course..........

what about waiting 1 season, buying a couple of wingers to give Dzeko what he needs and rotate the formation then wait a year for the buzz around Falcao and Cavani to quieten and get them cheaper?

That seems more sensible than a lot of money on Van Persie.

Get them cheaper?..........if anything they'd cost more when they peak, like RVP is peaking now

Cavani had the fuss because Napoli did well in the CL, Falcao because of Atletico's Europa League win.

Aguero is top quality but when Atleti were quiet we got him for his buyout of £38m, I think we could get either Cavani or Falcao for that, if not now then next year.

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BibbyBlue85

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:36 pm

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Marvin wrote:

pudge wrote:

Marvin wrote:

But our forwards work together and won us the title. So why change it for a player who would force Tevez out, and maybe unsettle Aguero who could potentially be the next Messi or Ronaldo.

Why would forcing someone who missed the majority of the season out unsettle our top goal scorer?

Because Aguero and Tevez are close

Tevez and Aguero are far from close. It's Zaba and Aguero that are close mates

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Marvin

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:38 pm

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BibbyBlue85 wrote:

Marvin wrote:

pudge wrote:

Why would forcing someone who missed the majority of the season out unsettle our top goal scorer?

Because Aguero and Tevez are close

Tevez and Aguero are far from close. It's Zaba and Aguero that are close mates

Aguero has said that he wants to play with Tevez, and their games complement each other

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allan harper

Post subject: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:38 pm

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JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

allan harper wrote:

JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

not if you buy 2 top ones at the same time, they all came at different times, so had different bedding in times and the others had already had playing time.

Yes they all came at different times, who was the last player to arrive ?

So we already had 3 top strikers yet Aguero still agreed to join us.

Unless we did a Chelsea and promised Aguero he'll start !!!!!!

yeah, but that gave Aguero time to bed in, Dzeko had had 6 unsuccessful months and Balo is Balo, Tevez then fucked off which changed the whole complexion and ultimately it just about worked in the end.

You don't sign 2 top quality strikers in 1 summer unless you don't have any to start with, we have 4, and 1 of the newbies would have to sit on the bench to start with, not going to happen.

But ! If Edin is off to Munich.......

Tbh I don't believe Tevez is happy regardless of what he says.

But more importantly Tevez made Mancini look a **** and I for one think if Milan came in with an offer we'd except and Tevez and his advisor would get that next big pay day, IMO.

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Danamy

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:42 pm

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JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Danamy wrote:

JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Get them cheaper?..........if anything they'd cost more when they peak, like RVP is peaking now

Cavani's buyout clause is £40m, that's why RVP is more realistic at the moment

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pudge

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:43 pm

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Marvin wrote:

pudge wrote:

Marvin wrote:

But our forwards work together and won us the title. So why change it for a player who would force Tevez out, and maybe unsettle Aguero who could potentially be the next Messi or Ronaldo.

Why would forcing someone who missed the majority of the season out unsettle our top goal scorer?

Because Aguero and Tevez are close

Geographically or what?

Because from what the Argentines on this forum say they are anything but 'close' personally.

What do you expect Sergio to say? "I hate Tevez and I'm not playing if he is!" because that's more a Carlos thing to say.

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JoeMercer'sWay

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:44 pm

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Danamy wrote:

JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Danamy wrote:

Get them cheaper?..........if anything they'd cost more when they peak, like RVP is peaking now

Cavani's buyout clause is £40m, that's why RVP is more realistic at the moment

Cavani is younger and we paid £38m for Aguero, so what's £15m when we could give Cavani an extra year on his contract(lowers amortisation or whatever it is) and we're getting more income than we did last year?

All it screams to me is either we're being tight which would be a stupid transfer strategy or we have a number of other expensive deals lined up.

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BibbyBlue85

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:46 pm

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Marvin wrote:

BibbyBlue85 wrote:

Marvin wrote:

Because Aguero and Tevez are close

Tevez and Aguero are far from close. It's Zaba and Aguero that are close mates

Aguero has said that he wants to play with Tevez, and their games complement each other

Right please put down the glue you're sniffing because its playing havoc with your brain. Aguero stated that he thinks they compliment each other but where on earth did you get that they were close from that quote?

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City Raider

Post subject: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:46 pm

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Danamy wrote:

JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Danamy wrote:

Get them cheaper?..........if anything they'd cost more when they peak, like RVP is peaking now

Cavani's buyout clause is £40m, that's why RVP is more realistic at the moment

do you reckon today's premier league deal might change our thoughts on this though?

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Danamy

Post subject: Re: robin van persie (continued)

Posted: Wed Jun 13, 2012 10:54 pm

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JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Danamy wrote:

JoeMercer'sWay wrote:

Cavani's buyout clause is £40m, that's why RVP is more realistic at the moment

Or we're looking at bringing in a Prem proven player who won the Golden Boot last year in an ordinary Arsenal side and then put him in a talented side full of Champions..........WOW!

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