Non-Arsenal Transfers Thread: January 2022

[Goonger]

Hopefully he is ****e.

Finally, we are getting a decent attacking player in. I thought about him straight away when I heard Utd wanted to send him on loan.

 

[Garrincha]

seems a mad deal for Wolves to take

 

[Toby]

@Toby Andrl @albakos

Bit surprised it's only going to be Burnley, think he's got more than relegation fight in his locker, at least newly rich Newcastle where there might be some sort of future in the PL, think Wout is levels above Wood. Then again he's out of contract in 2023, both him and Wolfsburg botched the chance to seriously cash in on him last summer or the summer before so there you go. He's also in very bad form, but so is that whole Wolfsburg team - they're an absolute joke to have gone from Glasner to van Bommel and now even more ridiculously to Kohfeldt who's one of the worst German coaches around.

But think Weghorst will da a job for them and score a few goals. Hard to gauge his impact, though. Same goes for Thuram btw, who I've really like in France and at Gladbach, but there seem to be some motivational problems with him, although all of the Gladbach squad seem to have downed tools since the Marco Rose to Dortmund saga last season and their catastrophic implosion since then. So there's another one hard to really evaluate right now due to circumstances.

 

[albakos]

@Toby Andrl @albakos

Definitely an eye for a talent, you were the first to mention him around here

What happened with your CV sent to the the headhunting company that was looking for Arsenal scouts?

 

[OnlyOne]

Bit surprised it's only going to be Burnley, think he's got more than relegation fight in his locker, at least newly rich Newcastle where there might be some sort of future in the PL, think Wout is levels above Wood. Then again he's out of contract in 2023, both him and Wolfsburg botched the chance to seriously cash in on him last summer or the summer before so there you go. He's also in very bad form, but so is that whole Wolfsburg team - they're an absolute joke to have gone from Glasner to van Bommel and now even more ridiculously to Kohfeldt who's one of the worst German coaches around.

But think Weghorst will da a job for them and score a few goals. Hard to gauge his impact, though. Same goes for Thuram btw, who I've really like in France and at Gladbach, but there seem to be some motivational problems with him, although all of the Gladbach squad seem to have downed tools since the Marco Rose to Dortmund saga last season and their catastrophic implosion since then. So there's another one hard to really evaluate right now due to circumstances.

I bought Weghorst on my career mode as my second striker when Lacazette and Auba left. Really good option to have and was brilliant in the air for me. Won’t go into who my main striker was

 

[OnlyOne]

Definitely an eye for a talent, you were the first to mention him around here

What happened with your CV sent to the the headhunting company that was looking for Arsenal scouts?

Think @Rex Banter got the role unfortunately, he’s brilliant.

 

[albakos]

Think @Rex Banter got the role unfortunately, he’s brilliant.

Judging by his approval of Saul to Chelsea, I wouldn't say so
Though, I will give him the suspicions of whether Ralf is an instant hit at United.
Was there

 

[Toby]

I bought Weghorst on my career mode as my second striker when Lacazette and Auba left. Really good option to have and was brilliant in the air for me. Won’t go into who my main striker was

Summer of 2020 or 21 he would've been worth acquiring as a target man backup option, but now it's too late. Too old and out of form with plenty of other options for such a role. The worry is always these guys end up the Haller way where it's clear they can lead the line in other leagues but not the PL.

 

[ArsenalInMyHeart]

 

[NieThePiet]

Probably due to the Dembele situation and the new Fati injury.

Doubt they will pay the option to buy. He would massively improve his end product, if he wants to help Barca somehow. He wasn't even needed by Wolves anymore.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

So Sp**s have great window like us but unlike us Conte Wil leave them and put them in mess

 

[dashsnow17]

seems a mad deal for Wolves to take

Wolves owners don’t seem to care, happy to sell assets, it’s why Neves is actually a good idea, they’d probably be happy to sell.

 

[dashsnow17]

Think @Rex Banter got the role unfortunately, he’s brilliant.

Yh, naming 10 championship players every season, claiming the ones that make it in PL as wins and no one remembers the losses cos they’re so low-profile, swear he backed us to sign a goalie from Doncaster at some point.

 

[dashsnow17]

Yh, naming 10 championship players every season, claiming the ones that make it in PL as wins and no one remembers the losses cos they’re so low-profile, swear he backed us to sign a goalie from Doncaster at some point.

@Rex Banter

 

[UnitedBeard]

No end product winger. I think it's the other way around that Barcelona are mad to even insert buy option.

 

[GoonerJeeves]

Wolves owners don’t seem to care, happy to sell assets, it’s why Neves is actually a good idea, they’d probably be happy to sell.

Neves would be great for us. That is one signing that would improve us no end.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Wolves owners don’t seem to care, happy to sell assets, it’s why Neves is actually a good idea, they’d probably be happy to sell.

I hear they have problems financially that's why they open to sell Traore and Neves because they the players who can bring them money currently specially Neves.

 

[Rex Stone]

@Rex Banter

**** off nerd

Judging by his approval of Saul to Chelsea, I wouldn't say so

Proof?

 

[dashsnow17]

**** off nerd




Proof?

I’m the nerd but you’re the one with a season ticket at Forest Green Rovers.

 

[Garrincha]

Barce will never play that 35m & then Wolves will have them pleading poverty come the summer when they can sign the guy on a free contract 6 months later

thats the loan when you need an obligation to buy! or take the 20m off Sp**s