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kajifu wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal will concede a lot of goals this season. That defense is frightfully bad.

You want bet that this team will not concede a lot of goals like last season?
This team will surprise you this season.

theYemster wrote:

kajifu wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal will concede a lot of goals this season. That defense is frightfully bad.

You want bet that this team will not concede a lot of goals like last season?
This team will surprise you this season.

kajifu wrote:

theYemster wrote:

kajifu wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal will concede a lot of goals this season. That defense is frightfully bad.

You want bet that this team will not concede a lot of goals like last season?
This team will surprise you this season.

It doesn't matter as long as there's progress. The team was so flawed it was always gonna take time to plug all the holes.[/quote
I think uncle the Yemster that there will be progress this season.Wenger was our main problem thank God he is history

100%Naija wrote:

theYemster wrote:

anikulapo wrote:

theYemster wrote:

anikulapo wrote:

theYemster wrote:

Gunzilla wrote:

Ermm...i know im commenting late on this issue and it may have been cleared up...but this kind of agreement is common in corporate finance...They are called "covenants" that the borrower must adhere to throughout the life of the loan or until a sizable amount ha been paid off.

So its more than likely that the Banks demanded Wengers long term signature as part of the mezzanine financing...

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No it hasn't been cleared up. Did you read what I highlighted? Will these so called covenants be agreed to verbally or not?

Sharrap dia and go stitch up ya bleeding anus You’ve been publicly raped and flogged like a village hooker. Abeg mechionu .... Ode Oloribu

I can't help you if you're unwilling or unable to comprehend what I post. It's about as basic as feasibly possible.

Wetin concern me with ya drivel .... I’m laughing at the stitches ya bleeding anus will need after this assault

Read your rubbish above. It sums your perverted miserable life up. What are you trying trying to prove? A scum like you cannot be in my league and you know it. I have warned you stay out of my business but you keep on butting in to exposed your sad, perverted, ignominious, waste of a person you are.

How can anyone with any decency or integrity make such a statement with such pomposity and arrogance, when they are full to the brim with ignorance. It really sums you up. You are a pathetic low life scum. You are such a farking cvnt, you reek with the puss of jealousy and you will always ride my d#$%.

Respect yourself, stay out of my business.

This time I pity your miserable sad life by educating you. Not that it will make any difference. You farking perverted nonce.

JESU

Those bubble bum school boy yabs? I actually find this funnier.

mo gbe o.... "a douche bag with a God complex" my ribs..i dont die tiree tines be dat o

ohenhen1 wrote:

kajifu wrote:

theYemster wrote:

kajifu wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal will concede a lot of goals this season. That defense is frightfully bad.

You want bet that this team will not concede a lot of goals like last season?
This team will surprise you this season.

It doesn't matter as long as there's progress. The team was so flawed it was always gonna take time to plug all the holes.[/quote
I think uncle the Yemster that there will be progress this season.Wenger was our main problem thank God he is history

Wenger is part of the problem. The real problem is Stan Kroenke.

Arsenal need to invest at least 150 million pounds this transfer window.

I would have liked to see the sale of
Mustaffi
El Neny


Buy a quick and athletic defender that will compliment Sokratis. Buy Nzonzi, also buy a right back that will bench Belerin.

kajifu wrote:

Guys lets bow for this legend.The best Wenger signing at emirate

Watch his new club unveiled Santi

theYemster wrote:

Gunzilla wrote:

theYemster wrote:

oloye wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

amafolas wrote:

azuka wrote:Whatever Silent Stan's aim is, it's all dependent on the fans. If the Arsenal fans worldwide choose to revolt he wont have cause by to back down and sell the club. An example is say next season, season tickets sales goes down heavily. And Merchandise sales too goes haywire he definitely will back down. I see a situation where in a few years time of concerted efforts by the fans, the clubs reverts to the way it used to be.

TV deals and commercial deals are the major source of revenues. The former will not be going down anytime soon. Think of this in the 10 years that kroenke has owned arsenal. Without putting nada in, and not winnning nada (except some tiny FA cup), his investment has increased from 8k a share, to 30k a share. That's nearly 400% increase for no investment. So tell me, why would he try to win, when he can watch his investment grow without doing nada

You miss the all important elements to all of this.

1) He and his Board no longer have Wenger to work and cover for them. The numbers are there, the facts are there. Arsenal had debts of £520m net debt at the height of borrowing got the stadium project. To get this facility, Wenger sacrificed the prime of his career by giving the bank guarantees he will be at the club for at least another 5 years. According to the Club Sectetary, Ken Friar The banks would never have given the loan had they did not get the guarantee from Wenger. Current set of accounts show Arsenal are just over £50m net debt.

2) The fans came on board and understood, they accepted the club's situation and stayed with the fans. Galzidis made his famous promise about competing with Europe's richest. Just when you thought it was time to reap the fruits of our hard labour, Kroenke now looks like he will lump the club with his debt. If this happens, there will be war. If Arsenal fail to be competitive in the next 2 seasons, it will get nasty, very nasty.

One good thing is there are minimum financial reporting requirements in law in this country. We will know what will happen. But I must say, the signs are not good. We now know, Kroenke has lumped the £600k plus of consultation and legal fees involved in Usmanov share acquisition on the club. The club, not him is paying for it.

After reading the first few lines....I knew it was my man Waffiman at his very best

Can you imagine the nonsense. So the bank wanted guarantees that Wenger would stay for at least five years. Was that a verbal guarantee or did they make Arsenal offer him a five+ year contract and have him sign an undertaking of before they approved the loan? I'm assuming the banks also had Tottenham offer Pooch a teen year deal before they approved theirs Abi?

There's NO bank in this world that would give that kind of loan on the basis of someone verbally agreeing to remain at a job.

What a crock. I thought we were done with this siht and this guy would follow Wenger into irrelevance, but here we go again wth the boolshit stories.

Ermm...i know im commenting late on this issue and it may have been cleared up...but this kind of agreement is common in corporate finance...They are called "covenants" that the borrower must adhere to throughout the life of the loan or until a sizable amount ha been paid off.

So its more than likely that the Banks demanded Wengers long term signature as part of the mezzanine financing...

No it hasn't been cleared up. Did you read what I highlighted? Will these so called covenants be agreed to verbally or not? If no then as oloye's suggested, where's the copy of thet covenant? So far we have only the word of the same people who've been lying to fans for a decade and a half.

Cally wrote:Santi Carzola, the very best, a man I will always love and respect.

Cally wrote:Santi Carzola, the very best, a man I will always love and respect.

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Santi Carzola, the very best, a man I will always love and respect.

With Santi and Giroud, we would have won the Europa league.

cchinukw wrote:

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Santi Carzola, the very best, a man I will always love and respect.

With Santi and Giroud, we would have won the Europa league.

Santi yes....Giroud erm...hell no. We would still have lost in Ighaloesque style.

Nkume wrote:

cchinukw wrote:

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Santi Carzola, the very best, a man I will always love and respect.

With Santi and Giroud, we would have won the Europa league.

Santi yes....Giroud erm...hell no. We would still have lost in Ighaloesque style.

That Atleti game was crying out for Giroud, and we were stuck with our breda Welbeck.

kajifu wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:

kajifu wrote:

theYemster wrote:

kajifu wrote:

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal will concede a lot of goals this season. That defense is frightfully bad.

You want bet that this team will not concede a lot of goals like last season?
This team will surprise you this season.

It doesn't matter as long as there's progress. The team was so flawed it was always gonna take time to plug all the holes.[/quote
I think uncle the Yemster that there will be progress this season.Wenger was our main problem thank God he is history

Wenger is part of the problem. The real problem is Stan Kroenke.

Arsenal need to invest at least 150 million pounds this transfer window.

I would have liked to see the sale of
Mustaffi
El Neny


Buy a quick and athletic defender that will compliment Sokratis. Buy Nzonzi, also buy a right back that will bench Belerin.

Why no go take Nzonzi by force.Can you name the quick Athletic defender that was available on our price range?
The team is still good if only Mustafi not a sure starter.
Why sell El Neny that will be cheap not Xhaka?If you wanted Nzonzi then Xhaka should be in the market to raise money.

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal need a defender like Eric Bailley. Quick athletic player that can man match other team danger man.
We don't have that. Arsenal used to have players likes Tony Adams, Sol Campbell, and Kolo Toure.

tolahs wrote:

Nkume wrote:

cchinukw wrote:

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Santi Carzola, the very best, a man I will always love and respect.

With Santi and Giroud, we would have won the Europa league.

Santi yes....Giroud erm...hell no. We would still have lost in Ighaloesque style.

That Atleti game was crying out for Giroud, and we were stuck with our breda Welbeck.

Even with Giroud there, that team lacked confidence & certainly leadership. The tensions between Giroud & Alexis for a start.

ohenhen1 wrote:Arsenal need a defender like Eric Bailley. Quick athletic player that can man match other team danger man.
We don't have that. Arsenal used to have players likes Tony Adams, Sol Campbell, and Kolo Toure.