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PapaK wrote:My people, how una dey? I hope we are enjoying our new Arsenal, now that the problem, Wenger has gone

PapaKayyyyyyyyyyy!

bros. How body?

we dey o! Trust you and family are doing well.

we thank God, we are managing. Shouldnt you be asleep at this time in America?

I was sleeping until your arrival to the platform work me

Arteta wants Ozil, Laca, Auba, Luiz gone from the Club in the Summer.

Mikel Arteta is reported to be planning a major overhaul of his Arsenal squad this summer with four big-name players all tipped to be sold off to the highest bidder.
Former Man City No 2 Arteta was brought in as Unai Emery’s replacement on December 20, but clearly has a massive job on his hands with Arsenal so far winning just six of their 25 Premier League matches played this season.
The Gunners currently sit 10 points adrift of the top four and face missing out on the Champions League places for a fourth successive season, and leading Arteta to realise that drastic measures need to be taken.
And according to The Sun, Arsenal’s record of one win in seven since his arrival have seen Arteta earmark big-name stars Mesut Ozil, David Luiz, Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng and Alexandre Lacazette for the exit door.
It’s claimed that Arteta is aware that he needs to offload their highest earners in order to re-invest in his squad and plans to buy upcoming talents, as opposed established names, in order to rejuvenate their flagging fortunes.
The departures of Ozil and Luiz will perhaps come as little surprise to supporters, with former Germany playmaker Ozil struggling to recapture his best form and often being left out by previous boss Emery.
Luiz, meanwhile, has often come in for criticism for his performances and he is often viewed as the Achilles heel of a defence regularly seen as too error-prone.
The potential sales of Lacazette and Aubameyang would perhaps raise some eyebrows given their importance to Arsenal, and the Gunners would not be short of takers for either of their prolific frontmen. Barcelona are said to be leading the chase for Aubameyang, after this revelation from their director of football Eric Abidal just this week.


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Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:My people, how una dey? I hope we are enjoying our new Arsenal, now that the problem, Wenger has gone

PapaKayyyyyyyyyyy!

bros. How body?

we dey o! Trust you and family are doing well.

we thank God, we are managing. Shouldnt you be asleep at this time in America?

I was sleeping until your arrival to the platform work me

Which kind joblessness be this for Jubril's sake?!

bepanda wrote:Arteta wants Ozil, Laca, Auba, Luiz gone from the Club in the Summer.

Mikel Arteta is reported to be planning a major overhaul of his Arsenal squad this summer with four big-name players all tipped to be sold off to the highest bidder.
Former Man City No 2 Arteta was brought in as Unai Emery’s replacement on December 20, but clearly has a massive job on his hands with Arsenal so far winning just six of their 25 Premier League matches played this season.
The Gunners currently sit 10 points adrift of the top four and face missing out on the Champions League places for a fourth successive season, and leading Arteta to realise that drastic measures need to be taken.
And according to The Sun, Arsenal’s record of one win in seven since his arrival have seen Arteta earmark big-name stars Mesut Ozil, David Luiz, Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng and Alexandre Lacazette for the exit door.
It’s claimed that Arteta is aware that he needs to offload their highest earners in order to re-invest in his squad and plans to buy upcoming talents, as opposed established names, in order to rejuvenate their flagging fortunes.
The departures of Ozil and Luiz will perhaps come as little surprise to supporters, with former Germany playmaker Ozil struggling to recapture his best form and often being left out by previous boss Emery.
Luiz, meanwhile, has often come in for criticism for his performances and he is often viewed as the Achilles heel of a defence regularly seen as too error-prone.
The potential sales of Lacazette and Aubameyang would perhaps raise some eyebrows given their importance to Arsenal, and the Gunners would not be short of takers for either of their prolific frontmen. Barcelona are said to be leading the chase for Aubameyang, after this revelation from their director of football Eric Abidal just this week.


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Doesn't read to me like Arteta has explicitly said this to the press.

bepanda wrote:Arteta wants Ozil, Laca, Auba, Luiz gone from the Club in the Summer.

Mikel Arteta is reported to be planning a major overhaul of his Arsenal squad this summer with four big-name players all tipped to be sold off to the highest bidder.
Former Man City No 2 Arteta was brought in as Unai Emery’s replacement on December 20, but clearly has a massive job on his hands with Arsenal so far winning just six of their 25 Premier League matches played this season.
The Gunners currently sit 10 points adrift of the top four and face missing out on the Champions League places for a fourth successive season, and leading Arteta to realise that drastic measures need to be taken.
And according to The Sun, Arsenal’s record of one win in seven since his arrival have seen Arteta earmark big-name stars Mesut Ozil, David Luiz, Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng and Alexandre Lacazette for the exit door.
It’s claimed that Arteta is aware that he needs to offload their highest earners in order to re-invest in his squad and plans to buy upcoming talents, as opposed established names, in order to rejuvenate their flagging fortunes.
The departures of Ozil and Luiz will perhaps come as little surprise to supporters, with former Germany playmaker Ozil struggling to recapture his best form and often being left out by previous boss Emery.
Luiz, meanwhile, has often come in for criticism for his performances and he is often viewed as the Achilles heel of a defence regularly seen as too error-prone.
The potential sales of Lacazette and Aubameyang would perhaps raise some eyebrows given their importance to Arsenal, and the Gunners would not be short of takers for either of their prolific frontmen. Barcelona are said to be leading the chase for Aubameyang, after this revelation from their director of football Eric Abidal just this week.


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So who will he be replacing with all this players?Ozil ,Laca make sense,if Barca come calling for Auba,ask for two players and 80milion cash from Barca

YemiBrazil wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:My people, how una dey? I hope we are enjoying our new Arsenal, now that the problem, Wenger has gone

PapaKayyyyyyyyyyy!

bros. How body?

we dey o! Trust you and family are doing well.

we thank God, we are managing. Shouldnt you be asleep at this time in America?

I was sleeping until your arrival to the platform work me

Which kind joblessness be this for Jubril's sake?!

YemiJubril, you don buy your Ighalo jersey?

cchinukw wrote:

bepanda wrote:Arteta wants Ozil, Laca, Auba, Luiz gone from the Club in the Summer.

Mikel Arteta is reported to be planning a major overhaul of his Arsenal squad this summer with four big-name players all tipped to be sold off to the highest bidder.
Former Man City No 2 Arteta was brought in as Unai Emery’s replacement on December 20, but clearly has a massive job on his hands with Arsenal so far winning just six of their 25 Premier League matches played this season.
The Gunners currently sit 10 points adrift of the top four and face missing out on the Champions League places for a fourth successive season, and leading Arteta to realise that drastic measures need to be taken.
And according to The Sun, Arsenal’s record of one win in seven since his arrival have seen Arteta earmark big-name stars Mesut Ozil, David Luiz, Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng and Alexandre Lacazette for the exit door.
It’s claimed that Arteta is aware that he needs to offload their highest earners in order to re-invest in his squad and plans to buy upcoming talents, as opposed established names, in order to rejuvenate their flagging fortunes.
The departures of Ozil and Luiz will perhaps come as little surprise to supporters, with former Germany playmaker Ozil struggling to recapture his best form and often being left out by previous boss Emery.
Luiz, meanwhile, has often come in for criticism for his performances and he is often viewed as the Achilles heel of a defence regularly seen as too error-prone.
The potential sales of Lacazette and Aubameyang would perhaps raise some eyebrows given their importance to Arsenal, and the Gunners would not be short of takers for either of their prolific frontmen. Barcelona are said to be leading the chase for Aubameyang, after this revelation from their director of football Eric Abidal just this week.


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Doesn't read to me like Arteta has explicitly said this to the press.

It's all gossip & as per usual, the Gooner_nation are too gullible to pause. How do you take a team on a bonding exercise & at the same time leak your intentions for the offseason. So much of this is by agents wanting to start something & journos seeking clicks.

bepanda wrote:Arteta wants Ozil, Laca, Auba, Luiz gone from the Club in the Summer.

Mikel Arteta is reported to be planning a major overhaul of his Arsenal squad this summer with four big-name players all tipped to be sold off to the highest bidder.
Former Man City No 2 Arteta was brought in as Unai Emery’s replacement on December 20, but clearly has a massive job on his hands with Arsenal so far winning just six of their 25 Premier League matches played this season.
The Gunners currently sit 10 points adrift of the top four and face missing out on the Champions League places for a fourth successive season, and leading Arteta to realise that drastic measures need to be taken.
And according to The Sun, Arsenal’s record of one win in seven since his arrival have seen Arteta earmark big-name stars Mesut Ozil, David Luiz, Pierre-Emerick Aubamayeng and Alexandre Lacazette for the exit door.
It’s claimed that Arteta is aware that he needs to offload their highest earners in order to re-invest in his squad and plans to buy upcoming talents, as opposed established names, in order to rejuvenate their flagging fortunes.
The departures of Ozil and Luiz will perhaps come as little surprise to supporters, with former Germany playmaker Ozil struggling to recapture his best form and often being left out by previous boss Emery.
Luiz, meanwhile, has often come in for criticism for his performances and he is often viewed as the Achilles heel of a defence regularly seen as too error-prone.
The potential sales of Lacazette and Aubameyang would perhaps raise some eyebrows given their importance to Arsenal, and the Gunners would not be short of takers for either of their prolific frontmen. Barcelona are said to be leading the chase for Aubameyang, after this revelation from their director of football Eric Abidal just this week.


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in other words, welcome to 2006

Bernd Leno on Emery tactics: "Before it was, I don’t want to say a mess, it was a little bit confusing, everybody was doing different things and we were not a team – not in the dressing room, not on the pitch, and you could see this. I think with Mikel it changed completely

HMMMMMM Serious indictment on Mr Good ebening

Leno on Arteta’s introduction: “The first day he came he was not talking too much about tactics, he was talking about how we behave in the dressing room, when we go to the games we have to be more professional, more like a team.”

Bernd Leno on Arteta: "He has, in this short time, had a big impact because you can see the intensity we play with. Also the structure in the team and the mentality out on the pitch

Brentford Messi on the radar:
https://offside-football.com/arsenal-ke ... d-benrahma

Post it back when Arteta goes 22 games unbeaten ...

ojafranpa wrote:Bernd Leno on Emery tactics: "Before it was, I don’t want to say a mess, it was a little bit confusing, everybody was doing different things and we were not a team – not in the dressing room, not on the pitch, and you could see this. I think with Mikel it changed completely
HMMMMMM Serious indictment on Mr Good ebening
Leno on Arteta’s introduction: “The first day he came he was not talking too much about tactics, he was talking about how we behave in the dressing room, when we go to the games we have to be more professional, more like a team.”
Bernd Leno on Arteta: "He has, in this short time, had a big impact because you can see the intensity we play with. Also the structure in the team and the mentality out on the pitch

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

YemiBrazil wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:we thank God, we are managing. Shouldnt you be asleep at this time in America?

I was sleeping until your arrival to the platform work me

Which kind joblessness be this for Jubril's sake?!

YemiJubril, you don buy your Ighalo jersey?

I don use tippex convert my old Alexis Sanchez jersey to Ighalo. I cannot come and go and kill myself.

bepanda wrote:Post it back when Arteta goes 22 games unbeaten ...

ojafranpa wrote:Bernd Leno on Emery tactics: "Before it was, I don’t want to say a mess, it was a little bit confusing, everybody was doing different things and we were not a team – not in the dressing room, not on the pitch, and you could see this. I think with Mikel it changed completely
HMMMMMM Serious indictment on Mr Good ebening
Leno on Arteta’s introduction: “The first day he came he was not talking too much about tactics, he was talking about how we behave in the dressing room, when we go to the games we have to be more professional, more like a team.”
Bernd Leno on Arteta: "He has, in this short time, had a big impact because you can see the intensity we play with. Also the structure in the team and the mentality out on the pitch

What happened after going 22 games unbeaten? Complete balderdash. What has 22 games unbeaten got to do with what Leno said? Emery got everyone ultimately confused in the dressing room, and that's from the horses mouth. You can go ahead and find the 22 games and rewatch them. Moving on...

Tunisian Gooner wrote:

We hope this story is not true. The rumour is the player is the client of the Agent Kia Joorabchian.

Cally wrote:I am convinced that in addition to Arsenal's numerous and well documented problems here, referees have been terrible towards the team.

Why did the guy that kicked Saka like that not get a yellow card for that knee extension? It was a blatant and dangerous foul, and yet the referee kept his card in his pocket. If that was Xhaka or Sokratis, he would have gotten an immediate yellow.

Just disgusting.

Spot on. They also benefited from kicking Saka out of the game.

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

PapaK wrote:My people, how una dey? I hope we are enjoying our new Arsenal, now that the problem, Wenger has gone

PapaKayyyyyyyyyyy!

bros. How body?

we dey o! Trust you and family are doing well.

we thank God, we are managing. Shouldnt you be asleep at this time in America?

I was sleeping until your arrival to the platform work me

I miss PapaK for forum.

PapaK wrote:My people, how una dey? I hope we are enjoying our new Arsenal, now that the problem, Wenger has gone

My brother, Wenger will return home. It is a question of time. The Owner wants him back and the club are trying. It all depends on what capacity he returns. Wenger just took the FIFA job, he is a man who follows through on his commitments, so it will come down to how desperate the club needs him. Let's wait and see, but the club has been in touch.

Just look how standards have collapsed at the club. It is not acceptable. This season has been a complete shambles, the Owner knows another season like this is not acceptable.

Arsenal have spend far more money and achieved far less in the last 2 seasons than at any year under Wenger. Even though the spending is way behind the top clubs in the league.

Cally wrote:

bepanda wrote:Post it back when Arteta goes 22 games unbeaten ...

ojafranpa wrote:Bernd Leno on Emery tactics: "Before it was, I don’t want to say a mess, it was a little bit confusing, everybody was doing different things and we were not a team – not in the dressing room, not on the pitch, and you could see this. I think with Mikel it changed completely
HMMMMMM Serious indictment on Mr Good ebening
Leno on Arteta’s introduction: “The first day he came he was not talking too much about tactics, he was talking about how we behave in the dressing room, when we go to the games we have to be more professional, more like a team.”
Bernd Leno on Arteta: "He has, in this short time, had a big impact because you can see the intensity we play with. Also the structure in the team and the mentality out on the pitch

What happened after going 22 games unbeaten? Complete balderdash. What has 22 games unbeaten got to do with what Leno said? Emery got everyone ultimately confused in the dressing room, and that's from the horses mouth. You can go ahead and find the 22 games and rewatch them. Moving on...

So they were confusing and go 22 games unbeaten?When Arteta goes some players will write something negative about him.Arteta should try and finish better than last season.Stats matter,take us to even Europa final.The team is not doing better results wise under Arteta.Hope things get better and Arteta become the king at Emirate as i like him.All teams that change coaches are doing better,look at even Everton ahead of us...

Konstantinos Mavropanos playing well on loan.

ojafranpa wrote:Konstantinos Mavropanos playing well on loan.

danfo driver wrote:

ojafranpa wrote:Konstantinos Mavropanos playing well on loan.

This Danfo leve us o .... kai

Siddonlook11 wrote:

danfo driver wrote:

ojafranpa wrote:Konstantinos Mavropanos playing well on loan.

This Danfo leve us o .... kai

Remember when Waffi told us that MavraPooPooPoo was the next Tony Adams? And Wenger has unearthed a gem, like he did, when he found the diamond white Vieira, Krystian Bielik?

Odiegwu!

Mikel Arteta is convinced Champions League football remains within Arsenal’s grasp and that a strong run on the resumption of their Premier League campaign would reignite their hopes of a return to Europe’s elite.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... a-football



10th in the league
10 pts out of 4th place
4 draws in 4 games,.....Good joke Arteta,...good joke!

But sure why not.