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Quote from: Pab on May 21, 2018, 03:55:46 PM

this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

I really hope they don't spend their budget on Fellaini, it would be a terrible signing for Milan, it doesn't even fit the criteria of signing young and talented players. If they want to add depth to the squad, then maybe he can be a decent sub.

More rumours about Buffon. According to Di Marzio, the italian GK is very close to joining PSG ^[1]. This is so random, I mean, why would Tuchel want an old goalkeeper? and if Buffon still wants to play at top level, why didn't he stay at Juventus? maybe he wanted a bigger wage? so many questions...

1. https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/psg-closing-in-on-buffon-signing-wednesday-could-be-the-day-of-the-official-announcement

That is confirmed by La Gazetta Dello Sport
BBC journalist wrote that new Arsenal coach will be Emery
Good move for Arsenal if it is truth

At least Unai Emery has way more experience than Mikel Arteta. I also think it's a good move for Arsenal, and I hope they give him enough freedom to do what he wants unlike PSG who pretty much told him step by step what he should so (for instance, playing with a 4-3-3 just to get Neymar and Mbappe into the team) and...well, look at what happened in the CL. Emery managed to win 3 Europa League with Sevilla, imagine what he can do with a way better squad and with the freedom to play his usual tactics. I hope this is true, would love to seen him in England.

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this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

I really hope they don't spend their budget on Fellaini, it would be a terrible signing for Milan, it doesn't even fit the criteria of signing young and talented players. If they want to add depth to the squad, then maybe he can be a decent sub.

More rumours about Buffon. According to Di Marzio, the italian GK is very close to joining PSG ^[1]. This is so random, I mean, why would Tuchel want an old goalkeeper? and if Buffon still wants to play at top level, why didn't he stay at Juventus? maybe he wanted a bigger wage? so many questions...

1. https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/psg-closing-in-on-buffon-signing-wednesday-could-be-the-day-of-the-official-announcement

That is confirmed by La Gazetta Dello Sport
BBC journalist wrote that new Arsenal coach will be Emery
Good move for Arsenal if it is truth

Of course it will remain a speculation until arsenal or Emery himself confirms it and i think ity speaks well for the new arsenal because they really need to back up and get out of that dungeon they currently find themselves. Wenger has done enough and the club needs a new direction so Emery or Enrique would be great for the Gunners coming next season.

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this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

I really hope they don't spend their budget on Fellaini, it would be a terrible signing for Milan, it doesn't even fit the criteria of signing young and talented players. If they want to add depth to the squad, then maybe he can be a decent sub.

More rumours about Buffon. According to Di Marzio, the italian GK is very close to joining PSG ^[1]. This is so random, I mean, why would Tuchel want an old goalkeeper? and if Buffon still wants to play at top level, why didn't he stay at Juventus? maybe he wanted a bigger wage? so many questions...

1. https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/psg-closing-in-on-buffon-signing-wednesday-could-be-the-day-of-the-official-announcement

That is confirmed by La Gazetta Dello Sport
BBC journalist wrote that new Arsenal coach will be Emery
Good move for Arsenal if it is truth

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this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

We don't need the likes of Fellaini in the club and i am hoping that after him, we let a lot of players go because they are so very disappointing. Most of them don't deserve to be in Manchester United at all with their low par performances.

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this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

I really hope they don't spend their budget on Fellaini, it would be a terrible signing for Milan, it doesn't even fit the criteria of signing young and talented players. If they want to add depth to the squad, then maybe he can be a decent sub.

More rumours about Buffon. According to Di Marzio, the italian GK is very close to joining PSG ^[1]. This is so random, I mean, why would Tuchel want an old goalkeeper? and if Buffon still wants to play at top level, why didn't he stay at Juventus? maybe he wanted a bigger wage? so many questions...

1. https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/psg-closing-in-on-buffon-signing-wednesday-could-be-the-day-of-the-official-announcement

yeah Fellaini is getting close to sign with Milan a 3year contract. The Italian club will not be losing a lot because the Belgian Midfielder will be out of contract and the only thing they will spend on him is his salary but it could be big because he will sign for free and he was playing at United and he gets good salary their but as a player there's not much to judge on he is not that great of player but he is good when he played in more advanced role winning those aerial duels is his strength and he also contribute in defense I think they need a player like him as they don't have player like him and he is good plan B when everything else fails you can count on him in the receiving part of that cross.

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Quote from: yoseph on May 20, 2018, 02:30:59 PM

this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

I really hope they don't spend their budget on Fellaini, it would be a terrible signing for Milan, it doesn't even fit the criteria of signing young and talented players. If they want to add depth to the squad, then maybe he can be a decent sub.

More rumours about Buffon. According to Di Marzio, the italian GK is very close to joining PSG ^[1]. This is so random, I mean, why would Tuchel want an old goalkeeper? and if Buffon still wants to play at top level, why didn't he stay at Juventus? maybe he wanted a bigger wage? so many questions...

1. https://gianlucadimarzio.com/en/psg-closing-in-on-buffon-signing-wednesday-could-be-the-day-of-the-official-announcement

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this summer Fellaini contract will be expired but until now there is still no agreement from Manchester United and him but this news has been appear today that Fellaini was linked to AC Milan and AC Milan owners said Fellaini is important player and could be good if he went to Italy and playing for Milan next season

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I don't think Arteta will manage Arsenal next season at a time when they're not in Champions League this will be a huge gamble. Also now that Moyes and Big Sam are also up for grabs you I would consider both, they have done incredible jobs and both have loads of premier league experience. Moyes I feel can be a very good manger, less scrutiny good players plus he's the one that can work in a budget.

Maybe starting with a club without Champions League football is the way to go for Arteta so that they wouldn’t be a lot of pressure on him at all. Even the Arsenal fans are used with their teams being sub par so it wouldn’t be a problem at all.

Would pick Arteta over big Sam any day of the week, he did some good things with arsenal but when he went to united he flopped, he can't seem to manage the ego of the players. What arsenal needs is a larger budget, I heard that they're working with 50 million euros.

Sam Allardyce have at least experience on his part but with Arteta he has none at all, And am certain that if he his given enough funds, Big Sam can really make a diiference if he is given the Job at Arsenal.

Arsenal has made it pretty clear that they're looking for a young manager, so as much as some people want Sam Allardyce, he won't be the Arsenal's manager. But even if he ends up at Arsenal, they won't give him enough funds, there are rumours about the Arsenal's board preparing just a 50m budget for next season, obviously, that's not enough money to buy several top players.

Regardless of what manager that they do eventually bring in, 50M is just too small a budget for them to give the next manager especially in this time of year when defenders are being bought for 75M. Arsenal are not going to go feature in the Champions League for a very long time.

when you see Arsenal lineup it's not that bad they just need to get rid of some Deadwood and get some solid bench I'm hearing that they are trying to renew with Wilshere for 3 years I don't think that he worth it because he is not consistent player to keep and if I had to choose between Arteta and Big Sam I would have gone for big Sam as he will be safer choice then Arteta but there's new candidate surfaced that's Unai Emery I think he can bring something extra to Arsenal if he given time while gunners neighbors Chelsea almost sealed their manager for next season that will be Luis Enrique is expected to sign with the blues after Conte leaves in the next 48hrs.

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Quote from: yoseph on May 19, 2018, 06:26:53 PM

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I don't think Arteta will manage Arsenal next season at a time when they're not in Champions League this will be a huge gamble. Also now that Moyes and Big Sam are also up for grabs you I would consider both, they have done incredible jobs and both have loads of premier league experience. Moyes I feel can be a very good manger, less scrutiny good players plus he's the one that can work in a budget.

Maybe starting with a club without Champions League football is the way to go for Arteta so that they wouldn’t be a lot of pressure on him at all. Even the Arsenal fans are used with their teams being sub par so it wouldn’t be a problem at all.

Would pick Arteta over big Sam any day of the week, he did some good things with arsenal but when he went to united he flopped, he can't seem to manage the ego of the players. What arsenal needs is a larger budget, I heard that they're working with 50 million euros.

Sam Allardyce have at least experience on his part but with Arteta he has none at all, And am certain that if he his given enough funds, Big Sam can really make a diiference if he is given the Job at Arsenal.

Arsenal has made it pretty clear that they're looking for a young manager, so as much as some people want Sam Allardyce, he won't be the Arsenal's manager. But even if he ends up at Arsenal, they won't give him enough funds, there are rumours about the Arsenal's board preparing just a 50m budget for next season, obviously, that's not enough money to buy several top players.

Regardless of what manager that they do eventually bring in, 50M is just too small a budget for them to give the next manager especially in this time of year when defenders are being bought for 75M. Arsenal are not going to go feature in the Champions League for a very long time.

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^ Lol. I don't even know why you're arguing over Allardyce as a replacement for Wenger.

Arteta on the other hand is a somewhat of a popular figure during his playing days at Arsenal. And he's a Guardiola protoge. Put those two together and you get a candidate for a good (but untested) manager.

But what's great with Arsenal is they'll stick to their manager no matter what... If their plan is to rebuild from the 'bottom' then a young manager, but with potential, like Arteta is a good choice imho.

Jesus, Allardyce would be a horrific replacement for Wenger. That is never going to happen, the Arsenal fans would be furious Grin

Arteta is a difficult one, he is supposed to be really intelligent but with zero managerial experience it’d be a huge step up for him.

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Quote from: yoseph on May 19, 2018, 06:26:53 PM

Quote from: Your Point Is Invalid on May 19, 2018, 02:56:15 PM

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I don't think Arteta will manage Arsenal next season at a time when they're not in Champions League this will be a huge gamble. Also now that Moyes and Big Sam are also up for grabs you I would consider both, they have done incredible jobs and both have loads of premier league experience. Moyes I feel can be a very good manger, less scrutiny good players plus he's the one that can work in a budget.

Maybe starting with a club without Champions League football is the way to go for Arteta so that they wouldn’t be a lot of pressure on him at all. Even the Arsenal fans are used with their teams being sub par so it wouldn’t be a problem at all.

Would pick Arteta over big Sam any day of the week, he did some good things with arsenal but when he went to united he flopped, he can't seem to manage the ego of the players. What arsenal needs is a larger budget, I heard that they're working with 50 million euros.

Sam Allardyce have at least experience on his part but with Arteta he has none at all, And am certain that if he his given enough funds, Big Sam can really make a diiference if he is given the Job at Arsenal.

Arsenal has made it pretty clear that they're looking for a young manager, so as much as some people want Sam Allardyce, he won't be the Arsenal's manager. But even if he ends up at Arsenal, they won't give him enough funds, there are rumours about the Arsenal's board preparing just a 50m budget for next season, obviously, that's not enough money to buy several top players.

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^ Lol. I don't even know why you're arguing over Allardyce as a replacement for Wenger.

Arteta on the other hand is a somewhat of a popular figure during his playing days at Arsenal. And he's a Guardiola protoge. Put those two together and you get a candidate for a good (but untested) manager.

But what's great with Arsenal is they'll stick to their manager no matter what... If their plan is to rebuild from the 'bottom' then a young manager, but with potential, like Arteta is a good choice imho.

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I don't think Arteta will manage Arsenal next season at a time when they're not in Champions League this will be a huge gamble. Also now that Moyes and Big Sam are also up for grabs you I would consider both, they have done incredible jobs and both have loads of premier league experience. Moyes I feel can be a very good manger, less scrutiny good players plus he's the one that can work in a budget.

Maybe starting with a club without Champions League football is the way to go for Arteta so that they wouldn’t be a lot of pressure on him at all. Even the Arsenal fans are used with their teams being sub par so it wouldn’t be a problem at all.

Would pick Arteta over big Sam any day of the week, he did some good things with arsenal but when he went to united he flopped, he can't seem to manage the ego of the players. What arsenal needs is a larger budget, I heard that they're working with 50 million euros.

Sam Allardyce have at least experience on his part but with Arteta he has none at all, And am certain that if he his given enough funds, Big Sam can really make a diiference if he is given the Job at Arsenal.

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