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dayokanu: So na you dey on Debos time table for bleeping every Friday night? You don carry this your Ashi job enter stock exchange How many clients you get now?

Jalether whom you sent to hospital, chickenshrimp, dipo+ and now dobosky

debosky: I remain one of Walcott's biggest supporters here even when most of the guys here wanted him sold. However, I will not be blinded by statistics that are skewed by cherry goals and yo-yo (chalk and cheese) performances. He still has a heck of a lot to do.

He was abysmally wasteful against Swansea in a way no other Arsenal player has been this season - that was my point when I posted after the game. In the CF position, there is no debate - Giroud is far better than Walcott in that position every day of the week, both in hold up play and bringing others into the game.

I'm done with you - Friday night is for relaxing, drinking and fücking. . . .Hasta la vista .

naijababe: ^ To what o bros, because this phoenix is defo back to bursting to flames.

naijababe: We need another thread title that will make us 'rise' again jo. We are currently in 'lana - (implosion)' mode.

chic2pimp: Much the same way u turned edo into your favourite ashi abi?

dayokanu: Imagine that arsenal Kept van persie and Song then added just Cazorla to the team and the money for Giroud and Podudski was added to give Rvp Walcott. And others improved offers

Obinnau: inno, how gud iz Udusok in terms of teaching and staff particularly Medicine?

dayokanu: Chelsea has won the EPL league 3 times in recent years,

Schalke hasnt smelt the Bundesliga in 50yrs you bald camel

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dayokanu: So how many years of trophylessness now Mr Edoyad? Where were you the last time Arsenal won a trophy?

Can you post your picture then and now to see how much you have aged waiting for a trophy

ogbeche77: It 8yrs, this is 2013,how can you forget that

Arsenal's fortunes have dipped due to these reasons:
1. Building the stadium
2. The influence of none fmoney in the game
Those twin forces have crewhich has made us unablewe've developed in the clubleast what we couldn't tranwas translated into a war csomeday become very usefuis not taken out of the clubalso glad that we had Arsethrough that dangerous perthink of what would havea manager like Rafa Benite

Wenger went on to reveal his policy on wages is different to many of his top-flight rivals, with the Arsenal boss explaining there is a balance within his squad that ensures none of his players are paid vastly more than their team-mates. So while some of Manchester City's stars may be pocketing more than £200,000 every week and find themselves lining-up alongside a player having to make do with a mere £15,000, Wenger insists on following different rules.

There has long been conjecture over Wenger's involvement in the financial structure of Arsenal, and the Frenchman says he is always fully involved in transfer negotiations and will be so again during the January window. While most Premier League managers take a back seat when players and their agents sit down to thrash out contracts and pay packets, Wenger insists he plays a central role in every deal at Arsenal. "I don't know how it works at other clubs, but the wages at Arsenal are decided in consultation between me and the board," Wenger said. "There is an amount of money that is dedicated to the wages every year. Within that budget, we try to come up with payments that are sensible and defensible. "As long as the economical balance within a club is respected and you pay the people with the resources that make economical sense, then it is fine. If I want to pay a player a little more than the budget, then I ask for the authorisation from the board

http://m.espn.go.com/soccer/story?storyId=1290112.

debosky: No it wouldn't. Keeping RVP (without the additions) would not have put us in a much better position than we are right now - there's last season's league table as evidence.

We were 5th at this point last season with 36 points, and we're 6th now with 34 points. Massive difference eh? Also note that at the 20 game mark we've scored more and conceded less this season than we did at the same point last season.

It is plainly unrealistic to think having Poldi, Giroud and Villa is worse than keeping RVP. Furthermore, it is ridiculous to suggest that not adding Giroud and Poldi and simply offering RVP more money would have made him stay - was one of his main reasons for leaving not lack of a competitive squad?

Besides, you're acting like you're hard of hearing - RVP did not even enter into negotiations on a new deal, so the comparisons with Walcott are off the mark, who has been negotiating for nearly 18 months and stalling on signing.

debosky: Tell me what has changed in the past 6 months that would've changed the signing of David Villa from a 'stroke of genius' (your words) to something leaving you 'seriously doubting'.

Did Villa break his leg in the past 6 months? Did he become an invalid? Did he magically lose all his goal scoring nous?

debosky: So in 6 months it has become a rubbish move? Why exactly? Has Villa suddenly become rubbish in 6 months or what is the reason exactly?

coogar: david villa is world class....if you can play henry upfront, why not villa? how old is di natale?

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