I always hated Nasri and this just confirms it:

Nasri wants more money

90K ain't good enough for this guy. He's not that good and went missing throughout the season. I'd be telling him be more consistent and you can grub more money off us. Until then get over your enourmous ego.

You mean just like Gareth 'Greatest human to walk the earth' Bale did :lol:

Edited by sydneycroatia58: 1/6/2011 05:23:39 PM

Yes but he isn't stomping his feet saying "I wan't what they got" i reference to the senior earners.

I'd say sure ok if he had a superb season. He had a patchy season though.

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Not so much patchy, as superb first half of the season, meh second half. Despite the period after the new year, he still definitely had the best the season of his life.

The wages he's demanding are too high for him, but he's not too far off it. You can't deny someone who has had an great season (and he has) high wages. I just hope we can keep him, and I do wish he would get over himself sometimes too.

Damien Martinez has been called up to replace the injured Oscar Ustari in the Argentina squad to play Poland on Sunday. Absolutely massive step up for the guy even if it's in a very weak Argentina side.

The fixture list will be announced on premierleague.com on the 17th June at 9:00 am

We spend fuck all and rack up huge wage bills. We've got to put our foot down somewhere.

[size=6]Carl Jenkinson joins Arsenal[/size]

Arsenal Football Club is delighted to announce that promising defender Carl Jenkinson, 19, has arrived from League One side Charlton Athletic. His signing was confirmed as young Gunners Benik Afobe, Chuks Aneke and Oguzhan Ozyakup also pledged their futures to the Club.

Jenkinson joins Arsenal having featured nine times for Charlton Athletic’s first team. Predominantly a right-back, the 6’1” youngster can also play in the centre of defence. Although born in England, Jenkinson qualifies to represent both England and Finland through his mother. The defender has already represented both countries at youth level, and last season captained Finland Under-19s.

Afobe, a forward and England Youth International, joined the Club aged just eight and has risen through the ranks to play Under-18 and Reserve team football, signing professional terms in February 2010. The Leyton-born youngster returned from his loan spell at Huddersfield Town a firm favourite with the Terriers’ faithful, having scored eight times in 36 appearances. This helped Lee Clark’s team to a 25 game unbeaten run, culminating in reaching the League One play-off final.

Newham-born midfielder Aneke is another player to have come through the Club’s Hale End Academy, which he joined aged seven, to cement a place in Neil Banfield’s Reserves setup. Last term the England Under-18 International scored six goals in 17 games to help the second string to the runners-up spot in the FA Premier Reserve League South. Chuks signed professional terms in July 2010.

Midfielder Ozyakup has enjoyed a promising start to his fledgling Arsenal career, since arriving from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar two seasons ago. The Netherlands Youth International joined forces with Aneke and Afobe to help Steve Bould’s Under-18s to a Premier Academy League title in 2010 and has proven himself to be a key player in the Reserves, with 22 appearances to his name so far.

Everyone at Arsenal would like to welcome Carl to the Club and look forward to the continued progression of all four players in the years to come.

http://www.arsenal.com/news/reserves-news/carl-jenkinson-joins-arsenal

http://fourfourtwo.com/news/england/81333/default.aspx


Way to spoil your Arsenal career..

So the4 club have apparently been very busy in the transfer market lately with us in advanced negotiations in regards to Chris Samba.

Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain has been in discussions with the club once again.

There has also apparently been contact between Arsenal and Lille in regards to Eden Hazard, and with Hazard already having met Wenger personally in the past and reportedly spoken about wages and with us having first refusal on him it seems the problem will not lay with the player here but rather what fee Lille want.

his dad said he should join arsenal now to develop more!

On the bench? I think 1 more season.

Arsenal just signed a 19 year old finnish-english fullback from charlton, by the name of Carl Jenkinson

Oldish news

news was probaly a couple of days old! oh well who cares. now for the big money signings

"It's amazing to have joined. Words can't really describe how it feels to be honest,” said the 19-year-old. “Being an Arsenal fan, it's an amazing thing for me and something that I am really excited about.

"My dad has been a season ticket holder for 40-odd years and has been going regularly since he was a kid.

“He brought me up as an Arsenal fan and I've been going since I was young. I even went to a few games last season. My whole family are all massive Arsenal fans.

"I was always a big fan of Tony Adams and I'm reading his book at the moment. He was always someone I looked at as a great leader. He is a player I can learn a lot from and I will be looking to follow in his footsteps.”

More like a couple months old :lol:

Jenkinson coming in will probably mean Eboue being sold next season and Jenkinson to be groomed as Sagna's successor.