Bischoff looking to move away from Arsenal

Midfielder Amaury Bischoff has admitted that his future at the Emirates is in doubt.

Bischoff also revealed that he refused the chance to play against Hull City, choosing instead to train with the Portugese national team.

Bischoff said: "Arsène Wenger wanted to play me on Tuesday night against Hull City.

"But I absolutely wanted to train with the national team. It is important to me.

"The training period went very smoothly and (head coach) Carlos Queiroz is very nice.

"He suggested I will play with the B national team on 1st April against Romania, or may be with the first team.

"I will reach the end of my contract with Arsenal, which remains my priority. However, I am free to do what I want.

"I know FC Porto and Sporting are following me. I have a preference for Sporting. It is a very prestigious club that plays a beautiful Football."

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aidan daley

Posted on 22 Mar, 2009 at 01:57 AM - Reply

get rid of this portuguese b team tosser. amuary who? end of story

DM

Posted on 20 Mar, 2009 at 11:29 AM - Reply

What an ungrateful piece of lard! Wenger bought him over even though he was injured, AFC rehabilitated him and he's asked to play in a match and refuses?!! I'd tear up his 'contract' and seek compensation for a waste of a signing!

Van Feldman

Posted on 20 Mar, 2009 at 11:14 AM - Reply

lol he makes it say like its a big loss if he leaves. my, whats gonna happen then? who on earth are we gonna buy to replace his class? his amazing performance? God, i wouldntve even NOTICED if he left.

GunnerPete

Posted on 20 Mar, 2009 at 09:56 AM - Reply

I hope this lad has been missreported because if not he is a very selfish boy. He was saved from the scrap heap when all else said he was finished and given games and treatment by AFC....now he refuses to play for the first team so he can romp about in training for the national side ? what the hell is this world coming to???

Fortunately I have seen him play on three different levels for AFC this season via Setanta, and he not above average so if he went he will not be a big loss, but it is the principle of the statement that is important.

hkm

Posted on 20 Mar, 2009 at 09:10 AM - Reply

Presumably one of two things is going on here:
1. Bischoff has realized that he will never be good enough to crack what is an already incredibly packed Arsenal mid-field, or,
2. This guy is one of the total, ingrate knobs of all time.
Personally I hope it is the former, as I had thought he looked quite useful.

MIcroraptor

Posted on 20 Mar, 2009 at 09:07 AM - Reply

Oh no!!! He made such an impact as an Arsenal player.

Paul Orem

Posted on 20 Mar, 2009 at 05:14 AM - Reply

This guy is a big joke to the team. Arsene rescued his football career but what he can now do is to vomit on Arsene's shoes. This boy needs to respect professor and the whole team.

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