Can't argue with Wright, Arsenal are a joke. They should have got a new manager and ripped apart that team, sold those who didn't want to commit and invest that into the team and have a new vision for the future.
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Alexis Sanchez
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Can't argue with Wright, Arsenal are a joke. They should have got a new manager and ripped apart that team, sold those who didn't want to commit and invest that into the team and have a new vision for the future.
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Sorry I disagree... it's really funny.Now that's funny.
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BBC breaking news.. It's off....ah well, good while it lasted!
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Still can't see this not happening. It's still too early for Arsenal to accept without expectation of bringing someone in. I'll be surprised if the story doesn't swing back around 9pm UK time
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Now that's funny.
Lol. It will probably come off still, so he might be okay yet.
It would be hilarious if he fucks up their dressing room and we get him in January for 10-15 million lol.Fuck them then, it's not like we're struggling for attackers. Leave them with a hugely unhappy player who will leave them for free next year. The only losers here are Arsenal
And there are quite a few Arsenal fans saying the same thing.
This is exactly what they want, honestly it might even be scripted at this stage. Now suddenly a sinificant proportion of the fan base want them to sell? Whereas not long ago it would have been a catastrophic decision...
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BBC.
Old news.
Until either club announces something, it's still on.
Manchester City's bid to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez looks to be over.
It is understood that a conditional agreement was reached in principle between City and Arsenal for Sanchez to move to the Etihad Stadium.
The fee was £55m, plus £5m in add-ons.
But it depended on Arsenal first securing a replacement to fill the gap left by the 28-year-old.
Their target was Monaco winger Thomas Lemar and an agreement was reportedly reached between the clubs for a fee in the region of £90m.
However, it is thought that the 21-year-old France international decided against the move.
City are currently not prepared to resurrect the deal by offering a player in exchange or more money for a straight cash deal.
Barring a remarkable last-minute turn of events Sanchez, who wanted to join City to be reunited with his former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola, will stay at Arsenal.
It's fishy as fuck.
Manchester City's bid to sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez looks to be over.
It is understood a conditional agreement was reached in principle between City and Arsenal for Sanchez to move to the Etihad Stadium.
The fee was £55m, plus £5m in add-ons.
But it depended on Arsenal first securing a replacement to fill the gap left by the 28-year-old.
Their target was Monaco winger Thomas Lemar and an agreement was reportedly reached between the clubs for a fee in the region of £90m.
However, it is thought that the 21-year-old France international decided against the move.
City are currently not prepared to resurrect the deal by offering a player in exchange or more money for a straight cash deal.
Barring a remarkable last-minute turn of events Sanchez, who wanted to joint City to be reunited with his former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola, will stay at Arsenal.
He is into the final year of his contract and is likely to leave on a free transfer next summer.
It is understood a conditional agreement was reached in principle between City and Arsenal for Sanchez to move to the Etihad Stadium.
The fee was £55m, plus £5m in add-ons.
But it depended on Arsenal first securing a replacement to fill the gap left by the 28-year-old.
Their target was Monaco winger Thomas Lemar and an agreement was reportedly reached between the clubs for a fee in the region of £90m.
However, it is thought that the 21-year-old France international decided against the move.
City are currently not prepared to resurrect the deal by offering a player in exchange or more money for a straight cash deal.
Barring a remarkable last-minute turn of events Sanchez, who wanted to joint City to be reunited with his former Barcelona manager Pep Guardiola, will stay at Arsenal.
He is into the final year of his contract and is likely to leave on a free transfer next summer.
I'm okay even if it doesn't come off, makes no difference.Lol. It will probably come off still, so he might be okay yet.
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