The Official Arsenal - 14 x Cup Winners Thread (Vol 5)

The Official Arsenal - 14 x Cup Winners Thread (Vol 5)

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Wonderman

2,268 posts

195 months

Wednesday 18th May 2022
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ddom said:
Sevilla FC, be still my beating heart :rofl.
That's after the "break America" tour playing the mighty er

Everton (friendly) in some stadium no has heard of
Orlando City (Florida Cup a long established event thought of in May)
Chelsea (Florida Cup)

Yeah baby we hittin' the big time...just imagine how many injuries we can acquire in such a short space of time...

Oh and prices for Sevilla match are um interesting, trying to make the group packages look good value
https://www.arsenal.com/tickets/arsenal/2022-Jul-3...

Cupramax

10,480 posts

252 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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As much as I like Martinelli I’m not sure this says much for our striking ambitions next season…


Wonderman

2,268 posts

195 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Cupramax said:
As much as I like Martinelli I’m not sure this says much for our striking ambitions next season…

Only £91... bargain...

  1. 14 is free isn't it, and #9 will be free assuming Laca moves on (or knowing us we'll give that to Nketiah to keep him)
  1. 2 hasn't been allocated... potentially Saliba as Bellerin expected to return and be flogged, and #6 Gabriel is allegedly being used as bargaining chip with Juve..

Carl_Manchester

12,198 posts

262 months

Thursday 19th May 2022
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Shame it's not away as that Sevilla stadium looks like a mint location for some serious drinking.

Glassman

22,534 posts

215 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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"Man City have told Arsenal their asking price for Gabriel Jesus is £55m. The Gunners are surprised by that valuation given he has one year left on his contract, will now decide whether to test City's resolve or look at other options."

@JamesOlley - Twitter.

Some things [at Arsenal] don't look like changing anytime soon.

Prisoner 24601

536 posts

48 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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Glassman said:
"Man City have told Arsenal their asking price for Gabriel Jesus is 55m. The Gunners are surprised by that valuation given he has one year left on his contract, will now decide whether to test City's resolve or look at other options."

@JamesOlley - Twitter.

Some things [at Arsenal] don't look like changing anytime soon.
Arsenal are perceived as vulnerable and always there for the taking, this counts both on and off the field.

Cupramax

10,480 posts

252 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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Glassman said:
"Man City have told Arsenal their asking price for Gabriel Jesus is 55m. The Gunners are surprised by that valuation given he has one year left on his contract, will now decide whether to test City's resolve or look at other options."

@JamesOlley - Twitter.

Some things [at Arsenal] don't look like changing anytime soon.
Basically we’d be buying Man City Haaland for that figure, so I’d rather buy pretty much anyone but him for that much.

StonedRollin

1,672 posts

210 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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Cupramax said:
Glassman said:
"Man City have told Arsenal their asking price for Gabriel Jesus is 55m. The Gunners are surprised by that valuation given he has one year left on his contract, will now decide whether to test City's resolve or look at other options."

@JamesOlley - Twitter.

Some things [at Arsenal] don't look like changing anytime soon.
Basically we’d be buying Man City Haaland for that figure, so I’d rather buy pretty much anyone but him for that much.
I don't think with the Sheik Masseur monies that they'll care. £55M does feel more than a bit rich to be fair although I saw £35M rumoured and thought with one year left that was pushing it but acceptable.

aeropilot

34,600 posts

227 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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StonedRollin said:
Cupramax said:
Glassman said:
"Man City have told Arsenal their asking price for Gabriel Jesus is 55m. The Gunners are surprised by that valuation given he has one year left on his contract, will now decide whether to test City's resolve or look at other options."

@JamesOlley - Twitter.

Some things [at Arsenal] don't look like changing anytime soon.
Basically we’d be buying Man City Haaland for that figure, so I’d rather buy pretty much anyone but him for that much.
I don't think with the Sheik Masseur monies that they'll care. 55M does feel more than a bit rich to be fair although I saw 35M rumoured and thought with one year left that was pushing it but acceptable.
We paid 73m for Pepe......rolleyes

Carl_Manchester

12,198 posts

262 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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Given the situation in Europe with strikers the price-tag is not surprising. He is 25 years old and his strike rate per game is approx 1 in 3, whether its for his club or, his country.

He can play as a striker, attacking midfielder, winger, he is mobile, has technical ability and pace.




Wonderman

2,268 posts

195 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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There are 6 other teams in for Jesus (according to his agent so might want a salt check) but allegedly we are the only EPL side interested. Again if it's down to Champs lge or not want to play for us don't bother, if after all that it's down to Citeh taking the piss price wise I don't care just do it we need a player that doesn't "need to adapt to EPL"- we could also offer a swap with 72m Pepe le pew with cash our way of course wink


Mavs to Stuttgart official- another one with injuries at the wrong time, another what could have been
https://www.arsenal.com/konstantinos-mavropanos-vf...
"Despite his current market value being 15.30m, Arsenal have sold him for a lowly 2.88m. Even though they have added a sell-on clause, it still seems like a bad deal from a financial standpoint." It was part of the salary reducing fire sale so every little helps...

Classy message from Mavs on Twitter:
Arsenal was the first milestone in my career. I learned a lot, I improved as a player and as a person. I made friends and experienced great support. Thanks to everyone at the club and I wish the team success always. @Arsenal


Oh and Bellerin is coming back https://www.msn.com/en-gb/sport/football/real-beti... but don't expect him to stay as #2 not allocated in new kit...maybe

Edited by Wonderman on Friday 20th May to add Mavs sale fee and Twitter message


Edited by Wonderman on Friday 20th May 10:38

Wonderman

2,268 posts

195 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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Nicolas Pepe is pushing to leave Arsenal this summer and Mikel Arteta is willing to let him go when the window opens.

It'll be the first time he's pushed anything this season, do bugger off, not sure who'd want to pay you though.

Wonderman

2,268 posts

195 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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The confirmed fixtures for broadcast on Sunday will be
Manchester City vs Aston Villa
Liverpool vs Wolves
Brentford vs Leeds.

Neither Arsenal vs Everton or Norwich vs Spurs have been selected to be televised live in the UK with Sky Sports being the only place to watch the above three games.

Cupramax

10,480 posts

252 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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WTF mad guess it’s hunt the illegal stream then. Glad I’ve just binned Sky.

Carl_Manchester

12,198 posts

262 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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They are all live on peacock so I will be watching on my Apple TV.

Goalrush will be active too so you can watch multiple games live simultaneously on the same telly.

Re: Bellerin, is he really worse than Cedric ? If not then better to have him back. I am pleased for Mav, premier League was just too fast for him.


StonedRollin

1,672 posts

210 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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aeropilot said:
We paid 73m for Pepe......rolleyes
Indeed we did. Arguably the biggest waste of monies the club has ever spent. However, the guy behind that deal is now long gone so fingers crossed we don't make that mistake again. I have every faith............... jesternuts

Glassman

22,534 posts

215 months

Friday 20th May 2022
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Is there any reason why match select is no longer a thing on match-day coverage?


Cupramax

10,480 posts

252 months

Sunday 22nd May 2022
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Sky really are a bunch of kunts, showing neither game but using this advert. punch

Carl_Manchester

12,198 posts

262 months

Sunday 22nd May 2022
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The arsenal team that have turned up today is the one we had against man united and then disappeared.

ddom

6,657 posts

48 months

Sunday 22nd May 2022
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Cupramax said:
Sky really are a bunch of kunts, showing neither game but using this advert. punch
Yeah, but they knew Spurs would walk it into European football biggrin