Country: England
We were both around to witness it so if that's how you feel about it fair enough. Would have been interesting to see what would have happened if we put our foot down but we will never know.
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William Saliba: Here to Stay ✍️
- Thread starter razörist
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Country: England
We were both around to witness it so if that's how you feel about it fair enough. Would have been interesting to see what would have happened if we put our foot down but we will never know.
DJ_Markstar
Based and Artetapilled
Player:Martinelli
Heartbreaking the worst person you know made a good point blah blah blah.
Farzad
Self-appointed Deprogrammer for the Cult of Mik 🟥
Country: USA
Player:Martinelli
You live a charmed life if i am the worst person you know. You are being very hostile Mark do you have any issues you would like to discuss?
DJ_Markstar
Based and Artetapilled
Player:Martinelli
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Deschamps doesn't give a **** about Arsenal. One would argue, nor should he.
He has shown by neglecting the likes of Theo, Payet, and Benzema for as long as he did, that club form is secondary to players he likes and gets on best with. Arteta himself picked Mustafi and Kolasinac at CB over Saliba a couple of seasons ago. He'll get his moment.
DJ_Markstar
Based and Artetapilled
Player:Martinelli
Tbh I'd already resigned myself to him leaving, the £30m fee was a complete pisstake though...Best creative midfielder in the world at the time, guys like Pastore going for more in the same timeframe.
I'd have been a lot happier if we sat his arse on the bench until Barca paid what he was worth, in the £50m range at the time for me. I know I can't spend the money, but at least you can reinvest that money later on.
Jasinho
Active Member
Uh, because he's made 8 appearances at RCB and only 3 and LCB, literally just started 1 game at LCB.
Tnegs
Active Member
Look how Man Utd handled the Ronaldo move and he was forcing it as well. Fergie told him to stay one more season and said he could leave the next if Madrid met the asking price. Utd who were winning league titles and CL accepted that the player was going and made the best deal they could. We refused to make any sort of deal and ended up selling at the end of the window for a pittance. We had 2 years to handle it why did it have to go down to the last minute?
If you think it wasn’t due to the club then look at how the Sanchez transfer was handled. Turned down a 50-60m fee for him in the summer and ended up being forced into a much worse deal in the December window. At a certain point you need to look inward to see where the problem was.
Sapient Hawk
Can You Smell What The Hawk Is Cooking?
Country: Saudi Arabia
To a degree. You can't ever accuse Deschamps of bringing the game into disrepute by fielding a Maytag fridge at the back.
Iwobeast
Well-Known Member
Country: Netherlands
Player:Martinelli
TheEliteMaster100_
Active Member
Whenever Saliba starts, France fails to win... interesting...
Deschamps and Desailly assessments are not wrong.
Deschamps and Desailly assessments are not wrong.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
Our players are so good for us now, that man has to move on to try and rubbish them for their countries just to keep his agenda alive 
Looks like Saliba has immediately taken us to back to back league title challenges (after not challenging since 2008) and is consistently performing as one of the best CBs in the world...but because Deschamps is weird and a reserve French side drew with Greece, sadly it means he's **** lads...damn!
Looks like Saliba has immediately taken us to back to back league title challenges (after not challenging since 2008) and is consistently performing as one of the best CBs in the world...but because Deschamps is weird and a reserve French side drew with Greece, sadly it means he's **** lads...damn!
Iwobeast
Well-Known Member
Country: Netherlands
Player:Martinelli
Is that down to Saliba, or just him only getting minutes in a rotated and disjointed France team?
Batman
Head of the Wayne foundation for benching Nketiah
Country: USA
Player:Saliba
Just making a forum career out of posting nonsense.
DJ_Markstar
Based and Artetapilled
Player:Martinelli
this is on par with the "Rice can't be good if his team finished 14th" logic.
Country: England
Our players are so good for us now, that man has to move on to try and rubbish them for their countries just to keep his agenda alive
Looks like Saliba has immediately taken us to back to back league title challenges (after not challenging since 2008) and is consistently performing as one of the best CBs in the world...but because Deschamps is weird and a reserve French side drew with Greece, sadly it means he's **** lads...damn!
The French team has always been a bit weird with Arsenal players and I never know why. I tried to hear it, but I don't think the Saliba criticisms from some of them man are legit anyways.
I read it and it comes across nitpicky - when he wasn't playing for Arsenal though French media had a lot to say.
Country: Nigeria
Player:Saliba
To be fair when you have a *** like Kounde who gets easily done by a farmer from Greece, there's only so much the CB can do.
Riou
In The Winchester, Waiting For This To Blow Over
Country: Northern Ireland
Player:Gabriel
I always thought that was Sean Dyche in our 2006 Champions League run team too, tbf.
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