GDeep™
League is very weak
He went to college and Uni, studied journalism, got a job in a local paper after Uni, and slowly worked his way up to the national papers.I still cant figure out how John Cross is a journalist.
He went to college and Uni, studied journalism, got a job in a local paper after Uni, and slowly worked his way up to the national papers.I still cant figure out how John Cross is a journalist.
I still cant figure out how John Cross is a journalist.
He went to college and Uni, studied journalism, got a job in a local paper after Uni, and slowly worked his way up to the national papers.
Or he done some things on the side, after his paper round.He went to college and Uni, studied journalism, got a job in a local paper after Uni, and slowly worked his way up to the national papers.
True, you just make **** up. I do it for free on here.It is not really a complicated job... Easiest job in the world probably. Mustafi could do it.
Even if we lose Allegri there are still good managers out there who available if we end up with Vieira or Arteta then we are looking for total rebuild and we won't win trophies few seasonIf there is a chance to get Allegri, Gazidis should sacrifice his balls to get it done. After that with bonus money he could buy newer pair of golden nuggets.
Lmao we had a bigger budget back then.Vieira's a top boy. I'd take him over Arteta any day. I loved him as a player, man and lover and that will never change. I came across this article from 2002 a while ago. Absolutely ripped into the club. Doesn't change anything but just thought I'd share it because I'd never seen it before.
Vieira's Highbury feud turns ugly
Arsenal were meeting today to decide their response to Patrick Vieira's extraordinary attack on the club's board, his team-mates and Arséne Wenger's summer signings.
The Frenchman is demanding to leave Highbury but the board are believed to be ready for a legal battle with Vieira to hold him to his contract, which does not expire until 2004. The club know that, in World Cup Finals year, the one good card they have to play is the threat of banishing Vieira to the sidelines.
The 25-year-old's reported comments today inflamed an already tense stand-off. He said: "I need to leave because I want to win more trophies and I just cannot see that happening at Arsenal. Certainly not over the next few years, anyway. Comparing Arsenal to the big clubs in Europe this season is going to be quite ridiculous.
"I do not honestly see Arsenal finishing in the top five in the league - and you can forget the Champions League."
Arsenal wished to keep their star player happy by launching a summer spending spree but Vieira dismissed the signings of Francis Jeffers, Giovanni van Bronckhorst and probably Richard Wright.
"When I told Arséne Wenger I was leaving, he said to me, 'I have £25million to spend on a few players'. My answer was, 'Obviously, Mr Wenger, you are not shopping in Harrods. That will only buy you one good player.' Now I have been proved right. Arséne Wenger has signed two hopeful players who haven't proved themselves in the Premiership yet. One of them is a boy of 20.
"You can't compete with the best clubs in Europe by making these kind of signings. Arséne Wenger is an ambitious manager and he knows deep in his heart that he needs five world-class players to compete among the best in Europe.
"With £25million in the kitty, Arsenal is not a great European club. With that budget they won't even be among the top 20 clubs in Europe."
Fellow Frenchmen Robert Pires, Thierry Henry, Sylvain Wiltord and Gilles Grimandi have urged Vieira to remain at Highbury, but the midfielder criticised his team-mates, saying: "I have given 100 per cent to Arsenal over the last five years. They have only been there for a year or so. They have won nothing with Arsenal. They should stay and try to win things for the club before they open their mouths. My message to these players is that they have their lives and I have mine.
Lmao we had a bigger budget back then.
He used to piss me off with the transfer sagasI swear the people who talk glowingly about Vieira as captain weren’t there to watch it at the time.
On the field yes, he was brilliant, we haven’t come close to replacing him as captain or player
But off the pitch he was frankly speaking a Bastard who caused controversy ever transfer window, probably why Wenger got rid of him early
He purely on the man city gravy train now.
Areteta maybe is as well, but I’d wager he has more to prove, and I reckon more integrity
Lmao we had a bigger budget back then.
No it’s not. Vieira is the greatest player in our history ffs.It's straight disrespect to Allegri to put his name near Arteta/Vieira.
Still Manutd bought Rio for 30M few year ago if I'm not mistaken that entire out BudgetLmao we had a bigger budget back then.
No it’s not. Vieira is the greatest player in our history ffs.
Course they would, opportunities to step up like that don't present themselves every week. If things go wrong only the board will (rightly) get the blame.Think Vieira or Arteta won’t risk it without good budgets. They’ve seen what happened with Wenger.
John Cross and Jeremy Wilson both saying Allegri, Vieira and Arteta are the main contenders at this point.
Vieira has a reputation to maintain, won’t risk his Arsenal legacy. While Arteta will be getting advice from his Spanish friends at City.Course they would, opportunities to step up like that don't present themselves every week. If things go wrong only the board will (rightly) get the blame.