Obviously people who do not wish to see Thierry back are either

[Paul Vaessen's moment of glory]

spiteful myles palmerites, who hardly even saw him first time round (considering his B"""a career a failure, despite 49 goals and 26 assists in 121 appearances) or absolute f**king mr Blobby COCKS who dislike a vibrant personality simply because it reminds them of their own nomark futile existence, just like Ian WWW used to do. f**k off to the Emirates/Disneyland, you ******** morselss! I now understand Monty, who loathes Arsenal "fans", even if he is an improbable c**t himself. Follow the Bear and all that.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

convincing he is still able to play in the premiership. Playing in a weak laague like the american takes the edge off a player and at that age it is difficult to recover. Not to mention general physical and age related stuff. That does not mean not wanting him at the club but I dont want an annual circus over whether he should have a cameo 2/3 games or not to replace the very real need for another striker on a PERMANENT basis.

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[Nicosia Gooner]

contribute in the PL, as cover for the missing players such as Gervinho and Chamakh.

Of course I agree a permanent solution is very important and that can happen as well, there is no reason we can't have both.

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[Fred Killah]

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

[The Rob2]

[The Rob2]

[Nicosia Gooner]

leave so that it conveniences Arsenal?

We need Henry on standby until a permanent solution is completed

[The Rob2]

[Pokster]

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[Nicosia Gooner]

[Nicosia Gooner]

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[Pat Vegas]

[Free SL]

he lifted the spirits of the vast majority of fans, at a time when a lot of people were very disillusioned.

He's not going to play much, but I'm all for it. The Leeds goal and the winner at Sunderland made the loan deal worth it imo.