Non-Arsenal Transfers Thread: Summer 2022

[Gooner416]

They guy is a gooner ffs, love it.

One training session and he wanted to rip up his United contract and come back to the carpet.

 

[Sanchez11]

One training session and he wanted to rip up his United contract and come back to the carpet.

Exactly, should have let Özil go and kept my guy. The club messed up there.

 

[drippin]

Exactly, should have let Özil go and kept my guy. The club messed up there.

Didn't Sanchez want to leave for United, going after money and trophies?

Good that we didn't keep him anyway as his body was run ragged. No mistake there, he would have just left for free while his performances and attitude was not good at the end.

Just look at his career after Arsenal.

 

[Lakersgooner24]

City would be mad to sell B. Silva for the reported €50m fee which is an absurdly low price (cheaper than Jesus and Sterling, who both had 1 year left and were rotation options vs 3 years for Silva). Can't see him going for that little.

City are playing it risky if they do end up selling him, though. That's a lot of turnover in one window regardless of how good their replacements are. You need some stability as well, and too much chopping and changing can backfire.

If Barca eventually sign B. Silva this window, that would also have to mean that Frenkie is gone. I know it's unlikely, but I really hope we at least enquire(d) about him if that's the case. He's the sort of player where if there's even a minuscule chance of signing him, we should go for it, especially with our midfield worries.

 

[Sanchez11]

Didn't Sanchez want to leave for United, going after money and trophies?

Good that we didn't keep him anyway as his body was run ragged. No mistake there, he would have just left for free while his performances and attitude was not good at the end.

Just look at his career after Arsenal.

The bloke needed a rest and Wenger would know that.

 

[drippin]

The bloke needed a rest and Wenger would know that.

But your guy never wanted to rest himself.

 

[drippin]

City would be mad to sell B. Silva for the reported €50m fee which is an absurdly low price (cheaper than Jesus and Sterling, who both had 1 year left and were rotation options vs 3 years for Silva). Can't see him going for that little.

City are playing it risky if they do end up selling him, though. That's a lot of turnover in one window regardless of how good their replacements are. You need some stability as well, and too much chopping and changing can backfire.

If Barca eventually sign B. Silva this window, that would also have to mean that Frenkie is gone. I know it's unlikely, but I really hope we at least enquire(d) about him if that's the case. He's the sort of player where if there's even a minuscule chance of signing him, we should go for it, especially with our midfield worries.

No way it's 50 million euros for Bernardo with two years in contract. Wasn't the rumour that it is less than 80 million euros?

 

[Sanchez11]

But your guy never wanted to rest himself.

Wenger should have taken charge of the situation. Anyway moving on.

 

[Lakersgooner24]

No way it's 50 million euros for Bernardo with two years in contract. Wasn't the rumour that it is less than 80 million euros?

Seen that it was Romero so I'm taking it with a pinch of salt.


Gaughan says at least £80m to sell so the €50m figure is very likely to be false which makes more sense.

 

[boonthegoon]

 

[Flying Okapis]

Say what you want about Barca's money issues but if they get Silva they've had a 10/10 window, Lewandowski, Raphinha, Silva, Kounde, Kessie, Christensen.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Gerrard having issues with Mings too won't surprise both Mings and Watkins leave before window close

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Putting 5 figures on Gerrard being the first manager to be sacked, he's having too many issues and not performing. I don't think he'll be fortunate enough to be backed despite this like certain other coaches. Most clubs don't operate like that.

 

[Yousif Arsenal]

Putting 5 figures on Gerrard being the first manager to be sacked, he's having too many issues and not performing. I don't think he'll be fortunate enough to be backed despite this like certain other coaches. Most clubs don't operate like that.

Its obvious if results don't come but they have to give him full season at least villa aren't top 6 club so they need to stop overhype themselves

 

[Tell.]

Putting 5 figures on Gerrard being the first manager to be sacked, he's having too many issues and not performing. I don't think he'll be fortunate enough to be backed despite this like certain other coaches. Most clubs don't operate like that.

His win rate is the same as Gary Neville's Valencia. Lucky for him Stevie G can do no wrong in the eyes of the british media.

 

[Garrincha]

 

[Rex Stone]

Putting 5 figures on Gerrard being the first manager to be sacked, he's having too many issues and not performing. I don't think he'll be fortunate enough to be backed despite this like certain other coaches. Most clubs don't operate like that.

Was thinking that’s a smart bet.

They looked awful on Saturday despite all the money spent.

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

Not a single AMer could afford a five figure bet tho I’m afraid

 

[Dutch D]

Probably a massive deal with all the non-transfer fee related costs, but I so wish we could hi-jack this one.

 

[sergio_giorgini]

Can you believe this crap? Chelsea get this guy on a free, he fails miserably, can barely be trusted to get a game. Looks a donkey. 18 months later they can find some mugs willing to cough up €15M for him like it’s nothing. Meanwhile we practically have to terminate the contracts of our international players, even after successful loans just to get them off the books. This stuff starting to look sinister.