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The Goon Thread
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glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Heard today that Ozil is off to Bayern in January. Won't name a source but I'll look back on this in the new year to see how much bollox he was talking or if it happens
Maybe your source has just been reading the papers; the papers have been writing about Bayern's interest for a few weeks now...:-"
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
Heard today that Ozil is off to Bayern in January. Won't name a source but I'll look back on this in the new year to see how much bollox he was talking or if it happens
I don't see where he would fit in. He's not better than Ozil, Robben, Ribery or Gotze.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
You love pointing out mistakes don't you. Muller that should have read.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Paper talk/pro player.....??
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Not sure what you mean; Do you mean that your source is a professional player?
Yes. Not RM by the way. Don't waste my money on papers anymore so not sure what's being said. Let's see what happens.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Oh I see. Interesting....do you/your source think this injury for Ozil is just a cover? It seems an injury only picked up by the German medical staff and not by Arsenal.
Whilst we know they get a lot of injuries it's surely odd that an injury wasn't pick up by them and was only picked up by the German Team medics:-k
Yes he said the 'injury' is just that. A convenient 'injury'.
glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
Wow; if this comes to pass, you are the new king ITK, and I am the king...er....theorist 8-[
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Heard today that Ozil is off to Bayern in January. Won't name a source but I'll look back on this in the new year to see how much bollox he was talking or if it happens
Seems to be getting some pwoper traction today.
Ozil has been shifted to the left to accomodate Wheelchair in the #10 role, making him unhappy. That and people suggesting that he's not the greatest attacking midfielder in the world or even the best German one.
Podolski, a left sided attacker, is left on the bench, making him unhappy.
Good times.
If he doesn't play at the weekend one might suggest he's maybe had a falling out with Wenger and the injury is just a cover story? Wouldn't put too much into whether he's injured or not, there are rumblings about him wanting to leave anyway.
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
It's between them and Liverpool for that final CL spot as I think United will take 3rd once they sort their defence out and their forwards really start to click.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis says Arsene Wenger is a managerial 'giant' and replacing him will be their 'biggest challenge'.
The Frenchman recently celebrated 18 years in charge of the north London giants, making him by far and away the longest-serving boss in English football.
During his time at the helm, Arsenal have collected three Premier League titles, five FA Cups and graced the UEFA Champions League final.
He has also overseen the move from Highbury to Emirates Stadium, cementing the club’s standing among Europe’s elite
It has not always been smooth sailing, with Wenger’s transfer policy called into question on a regular basis in recent times, but he remains among the best in the business and Arsenal know finding a successor will be tough – having watched on from afar as rivals Manchester United have struggled to fill the void created by Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure.
Gazidis told the club’s official website: “So much of the attention on a football club is around an individual and that’s very understandable at Arsenal because we have a giant who’s managing us.
“Arsene has been a fantastic driver and has put the club in a great, great position.
“The biggest challenge we’re going to face as a club is that, when the transition from Arsene to the next manager of our football club happens – and I don’t know what that’s going to be – that we come through that strongly.”
Gazidis is confident that Arsenal will get a decisive call right, with Wenger having laid the foundations for the club to continue competing alongside the world’s best – with an FA Cup triumph in 2013/14 bringing to an end a nine-year wait for major silverware.
He added: “Winning the FA Cup was a fantastic moment.
“In my life, that’s one of my greatest moments. The moment you get away from the euphoria of the moment, the next question is, ‘How do we have more of that?’
“We want this football club to be at the top of the world’s game. If the manager believes in someone like Mesut Ozil, he can buy him. It’s the same with Alexis Sanchez.
“Underneath that tip of the iceberg, those star signings that we talk a lot about, there’s an awful lot else going on. Our youth development, for example, is going to be the foundation of this football club going forward.
“Where we are currently is off the shoulder of the world’s top teams. I don’t think we’re at that level yet, but that’s where we’re aiming to get to. We want Arsenal to be in that elite group of football clubs around the world.”
The Frenchman recently celebrated 18 years in charge of the north London giants, making him by far and away the longest-serving boss in English football.
During his time at the helm, Arsenal have collected three Premier League titles, five FA Cups and graced the UEFA Champions League final.
He has also overseen the move from Highbury to Emirates Stadium, cementing the club’s standing among Europe’s elite
It has not always been smooth sailing, with Wenger’s transfer policy called into question on a regular basis in recent times, but he remains among the best in the business and Arsenal know finding a successor will be tough – having watched on from afar as rivals Manchester United have struggled to fill the void created by Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure.
Gazidis told the club’s official website: “So much of the attention on a football club is around an individual and that’s very understandable at Arsenal because we have a giant who’s managing us.
“Arsene has been a fantastic driver and has put the club in a great, great position.
“The biggest challenge we’re going to face as a club is that, when the transition from Arsene to the next manager of our football club happens – and I don’t know what that’s going to be – that we come through that strongly.”
Gazidis is confident that Arsenal will get a decisive call right, with Wenger having laid the foundations for the club to continue competing alongside the world’s best – with an FA Cup triumph in 2013/14 bringing to an end a nine-year wait for major silverware.
He added: “Winning the FA Cup was a fantastic moment.
“In my life, that’s one of my greatest moments. The moment you get away from the euphoria of the moment, the next question is, ‘How do we have more of that?’
“We want this football club to be at the top of the world’s game. If the manager believes in someone like Mesut Ozil, he can buy him. It’s the same with Alexis Sanchez.
“Underneath that tip of the iceberg, those star signings that we talk a lot about, there’s an awful lot else going on. Our youth development, for example, is going to be the foundation of this football club going forward.
“Where we are currently is off the shoulder of the world’s top teams. I don’t think we’re at that level yet, but that’s where we’re aiming to get to. We want Arsenal to be in that elite group of football clubs around the world.”