Alexis Sanchez

[Thenumber1blue]

Look, he's a great player, but seriously, we have enough effing attackers. And I do not want to see us lose Sergio out of this.

There are intangibles that you can't put a price on. One of them is players that really make up the fabric of a club, of a team. Kun is a massive part of our new identity. To the world he is our most recognised star by far. And he is still a top, top player. I don't want us to lose him for a guy who'll only be here for a couple of years max and develop little affinity for the club.

Madness if you ask me.

Fuck sake if players of this quality want to come to you,you simply buy them.This way we won't keep ending up with players like Rodwell,Navas and Sinclair !

 

[01cravend]

Sanchez is superior to all our attackers imo, Sane and Jesus have the potential to reach/surpass his level but Sanchez is there right now, be mad not to sign him

 

[Gabriel]

Anyone concerned about having too many attacking players should look at Real Madrid's bench in the Champions League final. It's that to which we aspire.

 

[citizenyank76]

We are in for him. We are not in for him. Which is it?

 

[Manchester_lalala]

We are in for him. We are not in for him. Which is it?

Think it's obvious to see that we're in for him.

 

[Marvin]

Sanchez_____Aguero_____Bernardo


Not a bad front 3 :)

No it's not, but if Sanchez comes to City, I doubt we'll ever see it.

 

[Otamendi's Beard]

It's a complete no-brainer if he wants to come. He's world class and in his prime.

He'll take our attack to another level and add new options. We have plenty of pace (which Alexis does too) but he can add more trickery and guile in tight spaces, while he's also an accomplished goalscorer.

There were times this season when KDB, Sane and Sterling looked shattered, so anybody who's saying certain players won't get enough minutes is wide of the mark.

 

[Lovebitesandeveryfing]

If Sanchez does come our way, it will be the most major smack in the face for Arsenal, as a statement of where they are now. It would be far, far worse than Nasri and Clchy. Not that I'm weeping any tears other than crocodile ones, mind.

 

[SWP's back]

They would rather let him run down his contract and if he becomes a contract rebel come September, Arsene would just put him on the bench

There is absolutely zero chance of that happening.

No club refuses £50m to get another year out of a player and then doesn't play them as it effectively throws £50m in the bin with no benefit.

No chance.

 

[SWP's back]

BTW, Dortmund I believe let Lewandowski's contract run down, didn't they?

Yes. And they played him. They didn't bench him.