tolmie's hairdoo
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He certainly looks good in Blue!
He's bigger than I imagined, I like his body shape, really strong legs. Perhaps doesn't have the pace to run away from people, but he has decent technique.
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He certainly looks good in Blue!
He's bigger than I imagined, I like his body shape, really strong legs. Perhaps doesn't have the pace to run away from people, but he has decent technique.
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I guess we'll soon be able to confine this thread to the dustbin.
oddfellows
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move phil central and go big on a winger?
We've got Berni and ffs who play right side.
Although I'd personally like some more pace in the squad, someone like Coman perhaps
No they need to spend that much to compete with filthy rich City with their huge squad of 2 sets of world class 11’s : )I have a little question...
If Arsenal finally signs Rice for £110 millions, will all the media and basically everyone call them state club and criticise them for spending too much money and still not winning the Champions League?
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Innit blud.Arsenal have a very strange fanbase on twitter. They speak a language I don't understand and their spelling is atrocious. Just a random observation!
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Arsenal have not won the league for 20 years. So it depends on what you mean by big club.Whilst we all have our views not sure i agree with that. Yes we look a better proposition for the next couple of years. But that statement just sounds incredibly arrogant to me. People do strange things. I mean who would have thought that Tevez would have left the rags for us?
If you are talking historical before 92 then what about Nottingham Forrest for example or Aston Villa Are they not big clubs?
Currently City and Maybe Liverpool could claim big club title based on the silverware won over the last ten years.
Arsenal are just another club with money due to the premier leagues commercial power. I don’t understand the argument of big club.
By your logic, every team that has won in the past is a big club.
gaz76
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Prefer chips anyways tbh
I'm not so sure. For a start, even rich footballers have family lives.No player in world football would choose Arsenal over City. "Huge club" is fan talk.
I was living in London when I had my first child, and everyone we knew from ante-natal classes ended up moving nearer to their parents within 2-3 years. Being around family, and having that support, is really important if you've just had a baby. Being rich might mean he can travel more easily, pay for help, or move family, but it's not the same as being close to "home".
He may also look at Arsenal last year, where they really did have a great chance of winning the title, and think that being part of a team that wins their first title in twenty years would be a big achievement. Coming to City might be the nearest thing to a guarantee of medals, but there's still a huge pull to go and be there at the start of something.
Now now childrenArsenal have not won the league for 20 years. So it depends on what you mean by big club.
If you are talking historical before 92 then what about Nottingham Forrest for example or Aston Villa Are they not big clubs?
Currently City and Maybe Liverpool could claim big club title based on the silverware won over the last ten years.
Arsenal are just another club with money due to the premier leagues commercial power. I don’t understand the argument of big club.
By your logic, every team that has won in the past is a big club.
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