Transfers so far
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How so? 24 goals in the last 3 seasons - still about 8 goals a season! SHOLA alert!
Reasons for thinking Lucas Perez might be a useful signing:
NumberOne: Performed decently last season (read somewhere that he was directly invloved in a goal every 75 minutes). Most Arsenal fans approved of him. 17 goals and 8 assists during the 2015/16 La Liga season with Deportivo.
NumberTwo: We currently have Mitro.
Reasons for wanting to keep Haidara:
NumberOne:
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Reasons for thinking Lucas Perez might be a useful signing:
NumberOne: Performed decently last season (read somewhere that he was directly invloved in a goal every 75 minutes). Most Arsenal fans approved of him. 17 goals and 8 assists during the 2015/16 La Liga season with Deportivo.
NumberTwo: We currently have Mitro.
Reasons for wanting to keep Haidara:
NumberOne:
So other than a one off season, your main reasons are Mitro (who did just as well in the PL) and Haidara........ well looks like no reasons then!
And yet we had a lot of people (not necessarily you) saying Mitro can't cut it in the prem.
I'd rather keep mitro but I'm guessing Perez can play good alone at the top, which the involved in a goal 75 mins would fit. Whereas I'd argue Mitro's looked his best in a 442, which I can imagine Benitez will get heart palpitations just thinking about.
Does seem silly flogging mitro still, finally got a decent amount of wingers (NO GOUFFRAN, YESSSSSS) and would offer a different dimension to Gayle. Mark my words, if they stay, Perez and Mitro will have far better seasons than they have in the last 2
Think he's referring to the spurs game, don't see him starting anyone we sign this week or next
We're struggling in the market because we have to cut the numbers before bringing more players in and some of these players are rejecting opportunities to leave because clubs aren't willing to match the wages they're already on which makes for these players to prefer to see out their lucrative contracts whilst playing no football whatsoever. It looks as though loaning these players out and having their wages part paid for is our only option which highlights our previous disasterous transfer policy.
Think it's also a case of needing to get rid of a few fringe/non event players to ease the wage bill.
http://sportwitness.co.uk/newcastle-united-edging-closer-transfer-fee-already-agreed/
There's hope for everyone. If not one but two Clubs could be even remotely said to be interested in Rivierre then maybe I'm not too old to get my boots back out the cupboard. By the way Jim, have you got any dubbin left?
There's hope for everyone. If not one but two Clubs could be even remotely said to be interested in Rivierre then maybe I'm not too old to get my boots back out the cupboard. By the way Jim, have you got any dubbin left?
Sure, but did anyone expect to get to the first game of the PL season with the same team that played Barnsley.....we'll have swapped Gouff for Ritchie (he didn't start that day) and will likely be Clark/Lejeune in CB instead of Hayden/Mbemba, with Hayden replacing Colback in midfield. Gayle will start, not Mitro, but it's an eleven players from all but one of the same personnel. Regardless of the added squad players, that's a poor situation.
Dunno why you're not in for Iheanacho for £20m that's about as sure thing as Mike Ashley's gonna get for a quick buck.
He'll go next summer for £40m+
He'll go next summer for £40m+
Perhaps, though Merino could start, along with Murphy.
I get your point but never expected a spanking new team because
A)That team won the championship and
B)We Spunked all our money on promotion last year so didn't expect us to get much unless we shifted the crap, which we can't.
Whether we buy a new striker or not we'd still start Gayle so not sure where you expected us to have upgraded, considering Benitez would always have started with Dummett
For me Gayle will do fine providedhe stays fit. If de Jong can stay fit he will do ok as number 10. Dummet will be a 6/7 every week and stays fit. Ritchie and Murphy on the wings with cover by Arron's if he can stay fit. Hayden and shelvey will be fine in middle. Cb will be covered nicely. Imho! Goalkeeper Elliot will be fine. I have hope that we can scrape a escape from relegation and there are some **** teams in that premiership. The top 6 will play out a mini league whooping the rest week in week out. We just have to make sure we beat the lower teams at home. We can then build again next summer.
Have faith chaps. I've been smoking crack cocain. I also bumped into ayoze Perez in babucho and he said he was aiming for 20 goals this season.
Have faith chaps. I've been smoking crack cocain. I also bumped into ayoze Perez in babucho and he said he was aiming for 20 goals this season.
Perez has looked good in the Premier League every time he has played if we're to believe Arsenal fans opinions over raw stats (although an assist or goal every 75minutes isn't bad at all). Mitro has not.
The main reason I would be satisfied with his signing is he would be an affordable addition (the only sort of signing we ever make) who can do a job on the left wing, in the number10 position or up front. He has a good left foot, good technique, decent strength and pace and just looks like a handy option for a side like ours.
I think we would still need to sign a really prolific goalscorer to push Gayle or take his starting place. We are horrendously under strength in attack - currently only Gayle that you could have any level of confidence in for providing a consistent goal threat.