What are you talking about? M'Villa already plays for us. His assist from the freekick to Giroud on Saturday was top classAnd M'villa

What are you talking about? M'Villa already plays for us. His assist from the freekick to Giroud on Saturday was top classAnd M'villa

The 'Torygraph' are claiming that we have agreed to sign Alexander Kokorin for a fee of £4.3 Million.
Seems like a good bit of business for a versatile 24 years old striker.
I'd rather we go for a big named striker in the summer than one in January. A DM is imperative right now. At the end of the season, a lot of factors will determine whether or not Arsenal go in for a striker:
Giroud and Walcott's form.
Akpom's loan spell.
The Euros may unearth potential talent.
Any striker worth his salt will not leave for a fair price in January and will be highly unlikely to be allowed to go.
Quality player and would certainly add quality and much needed bodies in midfield. But alas I can't see this happening when we have Wilshere and Ramsey technically vying for the CM spot. The only real spot available is the DM spot, and once we offload the excess this summer, we should be getting one in, unless Wenger decides on blooding someone new amongst the ranks.
So it looks like the Kokorin deal has actually been agreed.The 'Torygraph' are claiming that we have agreed to sign Alexander Kokorin for a fee of £4.3 Million.
Seems like a good bit of business for a versatile 24 years old striker.
So it looks like the Kokorin deal has actually been agreed.
Hopefully we will be adding a DM too.
Interesting rumour about Pep Guardiola
http://www.joe.co.uk/sport/bilds-ch...al&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
I worry more that it is the era of football we live in, where you don't see managers around long term. Maybe he comes and falls in love with the club like I did as a fan (Kanu was my childhood hero. Moved to Arsenal and I fell in love with the club) lol.As much as I appreciate what the guy has done and the quality of management he brings, I'm still concerned that he'd not stay for the long haul, We pride ourselves generally on having stability on the manager front and the question is, as good as Pep is, do we want he for just 2 - 3 years?