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That's all well and good, but it doesn't help us having to watch that pile of unadulterated hogsh*t we laughably refer to as 'football', does it? However tough poor Unai's gig is, it's not as hard as watching the new Gervinho fall over his shoelaces like some sort of evil children's entertainer.Originally Posted by Ash
I am becoming over-excited and distressed now. I'd best go for lunch.
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10-01-2019, 10:38 AM #1Senior Member
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To be fair to Emery ...
The club spent the budget on one defender who won't play till after he's sacked, another who was crocked (he's just pulled out of the Scotch squard), and the £72m Gervinho, when Emery wanted Zaha - as I expect many of us would prefer at this point.
On the other side they got rid of one of our better defenders, one of our best midfielder and two experienced wide players.
Tough gig imo.
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10-01-2019, 11:02 AM #2Senior Member
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10-01-2019, 11:23 AM #3Senior Member
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Monreal going was a decent deal for all parties. Elneny was never that good either Originally Posted by Ash
. As for the two wide players? Iwobi is battling Walcott for a place on Everton’s bench, and offloading Mykhitaryan to make room for Saka, may end up being the best thing that has happened at Arsenal in years.
As for the incomings? Clearly that was a transfer window setting things up long term for the next manager. Which is no bad thing. When is he arriving?
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10-01-2019, 11:46 AM #4Senior Member
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We need to be careful we don’t become the thing we hate ie those Trump Derangement Syndrome morons
I get the feeling some of us are 1 step away from marching through Islington shouting - Emery is not my manager...and being like all woke about like the general vibe and stuff (I think that’s how they talk)
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Just saying...practice safe Arsenal...that’s all
