Lee Trundle
4:00 Thu May 28
Re: A fit Wilshere
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As someone has suggested below, John HARTSON was a decent signing.
Winterburn wasn't too bad either.
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Westside
3:55 Thu May 28
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Whenever I've heard we may be signing an Arsenal player I reach for worry beads. Name me a decent one in the last 50 years.
Ian Wright for 15 months, although past his best, certainly wasn't the worst £500k we spent on a transfer.
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Rossal
3:05 Thu May 28
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Anyone with half a brain could tell it was going to end up this way. We never learn....
IMO he should walk away from his contract, we've gave him millions and he has given us fuck all in return. Surely bit of respect for the fans and himself he should walk away and not continue to rinse us. Wishful thinking i know, but he is already a millionaire.
Doubt he will ever feature for a decent side regularly again
I've always said he has been abit overrated.....he doesnt have a idenity as a centre mid.....doesnt get goals or assists, not great defensively, not box to box.......if he wasnt english dont think there would be much fuss after the first few years at Arsenal
The fact he couldnt displace Andrew Surman or Dan Gosling from the Bournemouth midfield should of told the two Daves all they need to know, like i said they never learn
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eusebiovic
2:44 Thu May 28
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stepney hammer
Players agents know full well that we are a laughing stock and soft touch so that always chance their arm with us.
It's easier than most think to break the negative cycle - we just need a strong manager and a director of football to reply loudly in their direction with a firm "Fuck Off"
I know we can't expect miracles from the two spivs but they should be able to smell the coffee by now. They have been running football clubs for 28 years! Come On!
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stepney hammer
12:31 Thu May 28
Re: A fit Wilshere
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eusebiovic 10:20 Thu May 28
Add Ljungberg to your list also. Notice we've been linked to Mario Gotze who is on a free in the summer as well. German Wilshere basically.
Some might think this is harsh, but I'd add Zabaleta also. His move hasn't worked out terribly like some of the others, but ageing big name free transfers on huge wages looking for a final pay day should not be the way forward at all.
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geoffpikey
11:50 Thu May 28
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"Just get rid of him."
How, exactly?
He has no sale value... And who would take him on with a salary of £100k pw he'll demand is matched? (Transfermkt value him at £4.3m still. I beg to differ.)
Best we can hope for is he DOES remain fit until June 2021 and DOES suddenly rediscover the form he had years ago. Next summer, he is free to go. Not even WE are stupid enough to offer a new deal. Are we?!
I just wish, given his disastrous spell at West Ham, he'd stay out of the media. Although he does give good opportunities for MOANING. :-)
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lincslink
11:16 Thu May 28
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Not a sentence I have read lately. Just get rid of him.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
10:48 Thu May 28
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A coherent Blueeyed Handsomeman
A successive Stansted romantic rendevous
An MPI football related thread
A Cummings apology
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Eastside surge
10:21 Thu May 28
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Bournemouth didn’t even want to sign him after he’d been on loan there , admittedly they probably couldn’t afford the wages but maybe had a “ word “ with their medical team who strongly advised against it.
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eusebiovic
10:20 Thu May 28
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We need to break the cycle of these signings if we want to be a serious football club...
Kieron Dyer
Andy Carroll
Jack Wilshire
Patrice Evra
Alvaro Arbeloa
Currently we are linked with Nathaniel Clyne who we should of signed from Palace 10 years ago...I'm patiently waiting for the Daniel Sturridge links to resurface
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terry-h
10:10 Thu May 28
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His mother is a lifelong gooner. His father is described as a 'former' West Ham fan who switched to Arsenal when young Jack joined their academy in 2001. There is a photo of the twat in a Hammers shirt when he was about 5 years old I believe. Now his own kids wander about in claret and blue for convenience.
Good old wheelchair!
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Bernie
3:31 Thu May 28
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Jack Wilshere joined Arsenal at 9 years old.
You'd have to be a bit of a DIVYY to think he's a West Ham fan
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White Pony
11:24 Wed May 27
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...will be like a new signing.
A really shit, slow new signing.
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gph
11:19 Wed May 27
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John Hartson was good, and then he was awful.
Which means he's one of our best signings from Arsenal.
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Badhabit
11:03 Wed May 27
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Whenever I've heard we may be signing an Arsenal player I reach for worry beads. Name me a decent one in the last 50 years.
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Jasnik
3:27 Wed May 27
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Premier League clubs agree to resume contact training
well that him crocked then
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Mex Martillo
7:10 Wed May 27
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A career of not doing very well...
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/52809217
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Manuel
5:24 Wed May 27
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For anyone that remembers the last few games he played he was well off the pace and basically shit. So even if he is fit again don't expect much (before the next injury) He needs putting down.
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Alfs
4:09 Wed May 27
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Think of the millions the club has lost on crocks since the arrival of the Dave's. And so many expensive flops.
There was quite a few before them, too. It's the West Ham way. Cheap.
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