jaygooner
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Here's a Nigerian article on Kanu in the African Nations Cup.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/articles/2002/sports/sp1110022004.html
http://www.vanguardngr.com/articles/2002/sports/sp1110022004.html
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Will the real Kanu step forward.
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leongsh
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That article just sums up what we have known all along, Nwankwo Kanu needs a big kick up his arse.
When he is bothered to play and graft, he becomes a useful and effective player in the Arsenal team. When he isn't, you just want to throttle him. ARGGHH!! Totally exasperating! :x :roll: :?
I'll leave it to Arsène Wenger to make the decision. I just don't know :|
When he is bothered to play and graft, he becomes a useful and effective player in the Arsenal team. When he isn't, you just want to throttle him. ARGGHH!! Totally exasperating! :x :roll: :?
I'll leave it to Arsène Wenger to make the decision. I just don't know :|
satan_beckham
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lets first see if his contract is extended first b4 we say anything
AussieGooner
Member
I'd like to see him stay, he obviously has the talent it's just gettign him to work a bit harder at it.
Gunner Ossie
Active Member
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we cant keep using his heart op as an excuse for poor performances, because if that were the case we should all question whether he should be playing football at all. If he does not cost us an arm and a leg in wages there would be no reason not to keep him. I suppose it all depends on who (if anyone) else is available to replace him should he leave.
we cant keep using his heart op as an excuse for poor performances, because if that were the case we should all question whether he should be playing football at all. If he does not cost us an arm and a leg in wages there would be no reason not to keep him. I suppose it all depends on who (if anyone) else is available to replace him should he leave.
KoLo28
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He should stay.
Adam
Established Member
Wages lowered, same effort as this year and he can be a vital squad player. His physical presence and ability to hold the ball up once Bergy is gone will be handy in closing some games.
Sammer
Established Member
I agree with Adam:
The performance has to be in due proportion to his salary. As far as I know, he is quite well-paid at the moment. So lowering his wages will equal the performance-salary rate to the right level.
Assuming that this is an option, I would really like him to stay.
The performance has to be in due proportion to his salary. As far as I know, he is quite well-paid at the moment. So lowering his wages will equal the performance-salary rate to the right level.
Assuming that this is an option, I would really like him to stay.
Pepe LeFrits
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Keep him on a rolling contract
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jaygooner
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kNiteMare said:
I agree with you mate.
PolishGooner
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Noooo! sell that bastard, he is not worth to wear arsenal shirt anymore!
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Anonymous
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carry on delaying his contract talks if you want to get the best out of him in my opinion..the more you delay thhe contract talks, the more desperate will he be to perform better and prove a point..
Exiled In Newcastle
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Get rid. He says there are other clubs 'knocking at his door', well he should bloody well let them in.
He's been a complete waste of space for three years and is only showing any desire now when he's after a new contract. Bomb him out. He's the kind of player we don't need at Arsenal.
He's been a complete waste of space for three years and is only showing any desire now when he's after a new contract. Bomb him out. He's the kind of player we don't need at Arsenal.
siddharth
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Kick him out :x
USArsenal
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half of me agrees with EIN (get rid), half agrees with Knitemare (1 year contracts only)
he has been pretty useless for a while... so on that note, get rid of
he CAN be good when wants to be (in a contract year) - on that note, offer him 1 year contracts....
the problem with keeping him on is his huge friggin salary... i dont think he will accept making half of what he is making now (doesnt he make like $40k p/w?) if he WON'T accept that, then we should let those apparent other clubs knocking in and greet them with a smile
he has been pretty useless for a while... so on that note, get rid of
he CAN be good when wants to be (in a contract year) - on that note, offer him 1 year contracts....
the problem with keeping him on is his huge friggin salary... i dont think he will accept making half of what he is making now (doesnt he make like $40k p/w?) if he WON'T accept that, then we should let those apparent other clubs knocking in and greet them with a smile
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Anonymous
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Id offer him a new contract definatly. He just brings that different dimension to our attack, and if we free him we are going to be short of stikers in the summer.
