The slaughtered lamb
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So, do you still think he's staying?
Never watch motd, recipe for misery, especially when you've lost.I didn't get back from Stoke till half eleven, knackered and throughly pissed off. Weren't in the mood for a laugh, just scoffed down a large doner and fucked off to bed to watch MOTD, only to be further wound up by realising we were denied a blatant pen.
I can see where you're coming from. It really doesn't make sense for Arsenal to sell him now, unless of course Lacazette was always intended to be Sanchez's replacement.As for Sanchez, I think £65m+ will be the tipping point. Whether or not the fans will see that reinvested in the team is another matter, not that City fans would give a fuck about that obviously, why should you. You'll be more than happy for the millions to be spent on a few more executive boxes and champagne reception lounges at the Emirates lol.
If he goes this week, we're fucked, as with the international break, there'd be no chance of replacing him. It would be a complete disaster for us. I'm just hoping Arsene keeps to his word and the yank twat doesn't decide to pull the rug from under our feet.
Well if 'Darren' says they're not selling I guess we might as well close the thread.....
Well if 'Darren' says they're not selling I guess we might as well close the thread.....
You rang?
£70m for Alexis Sanchez, that's still a fucking bargain, if he didn't have 1 year left on his contract he'd be a £110m-£120m player in this market.
Alright, so I had a look at the international fixtures to work out when this can feasibly happen. To give some context, Chile's match vs Paraguay is on 31st August and right now they are involved in a dog fight with 4 other teams for 3 (guaranteed) spots. So this match is incredibly crucial for Chile. Based on media reports, all players are expected to report to training in Chile on 28th August (Monday) or 29th August (Tuesday) and it's fairly obvious that Sanchez is not the type to be running late where the national team is concerned. Arsenal's next match is on 27th August, so if Sanchez is in the squad for that match, then there's literally no time left to do last minute bargaining, contract signing, medical, media events, etc. So yeah based on that, if I were to make an educated guess, I would say that the Sanchez deal has to happen before Arsenal's next match (27th), otherwise both clubs would be in a very tight spot to make it work (considering he'll be leaving for Chile by 28th).