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Waffiman wrote:
Sleaky72 wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:BTW Aubameyang is on 350K per week

Partey deal is 200K per week

Willian is on 200K per week.
Ozil is not on £350g weekly. His package when he extended his deal with Arsenal was rumoured to be £350g weekly. This includes a basic wage plus bonuses. You do not earn your bonuses if you do not feature in the team, and if the team does not win matches and silverware.
Okay how much is he earning?

Arsenal shouldn't pay his full buyout. What they should do is try to loan him out again in January to get some of the wages back. He has about 8 months and 2 weeks left on his deal. The gravy train is almost over. Then he will probably retire. No big club will sign Ozil that hasn't played in over a year.
Ozil has been wronged by Arsenal.

But Raul started it all. In time, we might know what happened to the £20m or £22m payments to intermediaries for the Pepe deal under his watch being investigated by the club.

I am afraid Arsenal have been an embarrassment when it comes to Ozil.

Ozil's basic wage is rumoured to be £200g weekly. Ozil, not playing, if the rumours are correct, means the club saves £150g weekly.
What utter tosh!
Wenger himself regretted giving Mezut the contract.
Which goes down as one of the worst in fball!
Stop talking rubbish. If you have any good knowledge about Arsenal, we all now know Wenger advised against Ozil getting that contract. But at that stage, such matters were off his hands.

Man, you are really clueless but you just make too much noise. Do some homework. :lol: :lol: :lol:

So much has come about Arsenal since Wenger left. Try to educate yourself. It will help your blood pressure. :taunt: :taunt:
There’s a ban in the homeland on going out on
A Lash after 10pm but it seems ya flouting the rules.
Once again yer lying and making up stories.
Show us proof Wenger didn’t wanna give him that contract.

I’m sure that lie will float away just like yer tale
of the Gunners pulling the loan deal of LT :sneaky: :sneaky:

Chief yer sources R bogus.
Anyone who believes any of yer tales must also
believe in unicorns :sneaky:

With all the false stories peddled by you, tis quite
Rich or you to call anyone clueless lol.
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Wenger on today's footballers:
"Players have lost their technical quality over the past 10 years. Athletics has become more important than technique & decision-making. It's more about physical characteristics & intensity, about explosiveness. And it's also about being a showman."
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@_Grimanditweets
Wenger on Ozil: "He wasn't exactly the one with the greatest discipline on the pitch. And the game against the ball wasn't his forte. But you can deal with that if you put some more defensively minded players at his side. The main thing is the balance between attack & defense

@_Grimanditweets

Wenger on current FCB "I don't mean to downplay them. Bayern are currently the best team in Europe. But that's also because there are no other big teams. Barca & Real are weak. The team can still develop, maybe it will reach the top level of 2013. But they are not that far ye
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Sleaky72 wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
Sleaky72 wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:BTW Aubameyang is on 350K per week

Partey deal is 200K per week

Willian is on 200K per week.
Ozil is not on £350g weekly. His package when he extended his deal with Arsenal was rumoured to be £350g weekly. This includes a basic wage plus bonuses. You do not earn your bonuses if you do not feature in the team, and if the team does not win matches and silverware.
Okay how much is he earning?

Arsenal shouldn't pay his full buyout. What they should do is try to loan him out again in January to get some of the wages back. He has about 8 months and 2 weeks left on his deal. The gravy train is almost over. Then he will probably retire. No big club will sign Ozil that hasn't played in over a year.
Ozil has been wronged by Arsenal.

But Raul started it all. In time, we might know what happened to the £20m or £22m payments to intermediaries for the Pepe deal under his watch being investigated by the club.

I am afraid Arsenal have been an embarrassment when it comes to Ozil.

Ozil's basic wage is rumoured to be £200g weekly. Ozil, not playing, if the rumours are correct, means the club saves £150g weekly.
What utter tosh!
Wenger himself regretted giving Mezut the contract.
Which goes down as one of the worst in fball!
Stop talking rubbish. If you have any good knowledge about Arsenal, we all now know Wenger advised against Ozil getting that contract. But at that stage, such matters were off his hands.

Man, you are really clueless but you just make too much noise. Do some homework. :lol: :lol: :lol:

So much has come about Arsenal since Wenger left. Try to educate yourself. It will help your blood pressure. :taunt: :taunt:
There’s a ban in the homeland on going out on
A Lash after 10pm but it seems ya flouting the rules.
Once again yer lying and making up stories.
Show us proof Wenger didn’t wanna give him that contract.

I’m sure that lie will float away just like yer tale
of the Gunners pulling the loan deal of LT :sneaky: :sneaky:

Chief yer sources R bogus.
Anyone who believes any of yer tales must also
believe in unicorns :sneaky:

With all the false stories peddled by you, tis quite
Rich or you to call anyone clueless lol.
Just do a Google search. It is really well reported that even Wenger felt that it was too much as it gave him zero incentive.

You like to go on a tangent that always comes down to if you like or dislike a player. Then your next tangent is to dislike and oppose anyone that supports any player you dislike. :lol: :lol: :lol:

So you pick your targets on this simple rationale, we can see you are not happy with Arteta because he selected Ozil from the outset. To make matters worse, he did the same with Xhaka. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

The fact that you follow such a path does not mean it applies to others or everything. Wenger is a huge fan of Ozil, but that does not mean he will not give is opinion on what he thought was best for the club.

It is so easy to speak with hindsight, but go back to how our two best players (Ozil and Sanchez) ran down their contracts, leaving the club in a position where the loss of their two best players was a real possibility again. The pressure on the club was huge.

Even though Wenger felt Ozil's contract was too much, the fact is, it would have cost far more to replace his quality. It why I supported the contract then and still do now. What has happened at the club since has been the fault of those who wanted Wenger out and the disastrous path the Owner put the club and rubbish people he employed. In the final analysis, it has cost him £20m in one transfer deal and hundreds of millions in lost revenue to the club for him to revert to the structure Wenger preferred for the club.

We are finally on a good path again, and Ozil is still at the club. If we want top 4, Ozil will have to play despite Partey's signing. Unless, Smith Rowe or someone delivers in that central creative role, we still need Ozil and Arteta knows it. Besides, he can leave out players in the squad to accommodate for Ozil in a way that will not affect us financially. A quick financial analysis shows Arsenal seems to be preparing for this option.

Let me warn you, there is still a possibility that Ozil can play. So stop hating and start supporting your team. :taunt: :taunt: :taunt:
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Waffi, great analysis and tallies with all the research in have been doing.

Arsenal fanbase can be unreasonable sometimes but the worst of them now believe that things are sour and that his being frozen out has nothing to do with football and that an amicable parting of ways is best for both sides.

I seriously dislike stingy stupid Stan and support Ozil to the end.

I wish we can be rid of Stan. Not Ozil.
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ohenhen1 wrote:
Bigpokey24 wrote:6. Hector Bellerin | £110,000-per-week
5. Alexandre Lacazette | £182,063-per-week
4. Willian | £192,308-per-week
3. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang | £250,000-per-week
2. Thomas Partey | £260,000-per-week
1. Mesut Ozil | £350,000-per-week
:shock:

12. Sokratis | £92,000-per-week
11. Granit Xhaka | £100,000-per-week
10. Nicolas Pepe | £100,000-per-week
9. Bernd Leno | £100,000-per-week
8. Sead Kolasniac | £100,000-per-week
7. David Luiz | £100,962-per-week

19. William Saliba | £40,000-per-week
18. Mohamed Elneny | £50,000-per-week
17. Calum Chambers | £50,000-per-week
16. Dani Ceballos | £51,923-per-week
15. Kieran Tierney | £80,769-per-week
14. Shkodran Mustafi | £90,000-per-week
13. Gabriel Martinelli | £90,000-per-week

25. Bukayo Saka | £10,000-per-week
24. Matt Macey | £10,000-per-week
23. Reiss Nelson | £15,000-per-week
22. Joe Willock | £20,000-per-week
21. Rob Holding | £25,000-per-week
20. Ainsley Maitland-Niles | £35,000-per-week


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Arsenal wage structure is better than Chelsea. Once we get rid of Kolasinac, Sokratis, Mustafi, Luiz and etc. It will be ideal. The stars earn a lot. The backups don't earn a lot. How much is Chelsea paying players like Loftus Cheek, Odio, Kepa and co?
We need a wage structure that reflects ambition.

That penny pinching wage structure comes back to bite you in the behind when it comes to signing big name players who then go on to win you things.

It's an absolute disgrace to have an Arsenal first teamer and one of your best on £10k a week.

This club can't be run well.
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Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
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benteke wrote:Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
Emery did not start build up play from the back at Arsenal.

Arteta has done what every smart Coach/Manager does, he has made the most of the resources at his disposal. After lockdown, Ozil issues meant he had to change the system. In effect, his 3-4-3 sacrifices offence for defensive solidity. But your players have to buy into your ideas. What is clear is, the players work off the ball has improved immensely.
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Waffiman wrote:
benteke wrote:Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
Emery did not start build up play from the back at Arsenal.

Arteta has done what every smart Coach/Manager does, he has made the most of the resources at his disposal. After lockdown, Ozil issues meant he had to change the system. In effect, his 3-4-3 sacrifices offence for defensive solidity. But your players have to buy into your ideas. What is clear is, the players work off the ball has improved immensely.

How long are we going to rebrand the ad hoc Diego Simeone/Mourinho tactics, albeit with the formation tweak here and there :biggrin:

Anyway if its bringing glory it's fine, about time those tactics got some respect from the attacking football snobs :thumbs:
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waffiman wrote:We are finally on a good path again, and Ozil is still at the club. If we want top 4, Ozil will have to play despite Partey's signing. Unless, Smith Rowe or someone delivers in that central creative role, we still need Ozil and Arteta knows it. Besides, he can leave out players in the squad to accommodate for Ozil in a way that will not affect us financially. A quick financial analysis shows Arsenal seems to be preparing for this option.

Let me warn you, there is still a possibility that Ozil can play. So stop hating and start supporting your team. :taunt: :taunt: :taunt:
Ozil is not in the PL squad or Europa squad....so his contribution is virtually non existent
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benteke wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
benteke wrote:Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
Emery did not start build up play from the back at Arsenal.

Arteta has done what every smart Coach/Manager does, he has made the most of the resources at his disposal. After lockdown, Ozil issues meant he had to change the system. In effect, his 3-4-3 sacrifices offence for defensive solidity. But your players have to buy into your ideas. What is clear is, the players work off the ball has improved immensely.

How long are we going to rebrand the ad hoc Diego Simeone/Mourinho tactics, albeit with the formation tweak here and there :biggrin:

Anyway if its bringing glory it's fine, about time those tactics got some respect from the attacking football snobs :thumbs:
Are you calling Jose Mourinho a defensive coach?
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cchinukw wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:
Bigpokey24 wrote:6. Hector Bellerin | £110,000-per-week
5. Alexandre Lacazette | £182,063-per-week
4. Willian | £192,308-per-week
3. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang | £250,000-per-week
2. Thomas Partey | £260,000-per-week
1. Mesut Ozil | £350,000-per-week
:shock:

12. Sokratis | £92,000-per-week
11. Granit Xhaka | £100,000-per-week
10. Nicolas Pepe | £100,000-per-week
9. Bernd Leno | £100,000-per-week
8. Sead Kolasniac | £100,000-per-week
7. David Luiz | £100,962-per-week

19. William Saliba | £40,000-per-week
18. Mohamed Elneny | £50,000-per-week
17. Calum Chambers | £50,000-per-week
16. Dani Ceballos | £51,923-per-week
15. Kieran Tierney | £80,769-per-week
14. Shkodran Mustafi | £90,000-per-week
13. Gabriel Martinelli | £90,000-per-week

25. Bukayo Saka | £10,000-per-week
24. Matt Macey | £10,000-per-week
23. Reiss Nelson | £15,000-per-week
22. Joe Willock | £20,000-per-week
21. Rob Holding | £25,000-per-week
20. Ainsley Maitland-Niles | £35,000-per-week


money miss road
Arsenal wage structure is better than Chelsea. Once we get rid of Kolasinac, Sokratis, Mustafi, Luiz and etc. It will be ideal. The stars earn a lot. The backups don't earn a lot. How much is Chelsea paying players like Loftus Cheek, Odio, Kepa and co?
We need a wage structure that reflects ambition.

That penny pinching wage structure comes back to bite you in the behind when it comes to signing big name players who then go on to win you things.

It's an absolute disgrace to have an Arsenal first teamer and one of your best on £10k a week.

This club can't be run well.
I agree but players like Sokratis shouldn't be earning such high wages.

Starters like Aubameyang should be on high wages. Players like Holding, Niles should be on 40K. Kolasinac should be on 50K not 110K.
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ohenhen1 wrote:
cchinukw wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:
Bigpokey24 wrote:6. Hector Bellerin | £110,000-per-week
5. Alexandre Lacazette | £182,063-per-week
4. Willian | £192,308-per-week
3. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang | £250,000-per-week
2. Thomas Partey | £260,000-per-week
1. Mesut Ozil | £350,000-per-week
:shock:

12. Sokratis | £92,000-per-week
11. Granit Xhaka | £100,000-per-week
10. Nicolas Pepe | £100,000-per-week
9. Bernd Leno | £100,000-per-week
8. Sead Kolasniac | £100,000-per-week
7. David Luiz | £100,962-per-week

19. William Saliba | £40,000-per-week
18. Mohamed Elneny | £50,000-per-week
17. Calum Chambers | £50,000-per-week
16. Dani Ceballos | £51,923-per-week
15. Kieran Tierney | £80,769-per-week
14. Shkodran Mustafi | £90,000-per-week
13. Gabriel Martinelli | £90,000-per-week

25. Bukayo Saka | £10,000-per-week
24. Matt Macey | £10,000-per-week
23. Reiss Nelson | £15,000-per-week
22. Joe Willock | £20,000-per-week
21. Rob Holding | £25,000-per-week
20. Ainsley Maitland-Niles | £35,000-per-week


money miss road
Arsenal wage structure is better than Chelsea. Once we get rid of Kolasinac, Sokratis, Mustafi, Luiz and etc. It will be ideal. The stars earn a lot. The backups don't earn a lot. How much is Chelsea paying players like Loftus Cheek, Odio, Kepa and co?
We need a wage structure that reflects ambition.

That penny pinching wage structure comes back to bite you in the behind when it comes to signing big name players who then go on to win you things.

It's an absolute disgrace to have an Arsenal first teamer and one of your best on £10k a week.

This club can't be run well.
I agree but players like Sokratis shouldn't be earning such high wages.

Starters like Aubameyang should be on high wages. Players like Holding, Niles should be on 40K. Kolasinac should be on 50K not 110K.
You forgot that Holding and Niles are kinda homegrown and Sead came on a free ? He likely got what we would have paid added to his pay ? These things I guess for us fans dont factor , its just black and white :sneaky: :sneaky:
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Gooner1 wrote:
waffiman wrote:We are finally on a good path again, and Ozil is still at the club. If we want top 4, Ozil will have to play despite Partey's signing. Unless, Smith Rowe or someone delivers in that central creative role, we still need Ozil and Arteta knows it. Besides, he can leave out players in the squad to accommodate for Ozil in a way that will not affect us financially. A quick financial analysis shows Arsenal seems to be preparing for this option.

Let me warn you, there is still a possibility that Ozil can play. So stop hating and start supporting your team. :taunt: :taunt: :taunt:
Ozil is not in the PL squad or Europa squad....so his contribution is virtually non existent
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benteke wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
benteke wrote:Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
Emery did not start build up play from the back at Arsenal.

Arteta has done what every smart Coach/Manager does, he has made the most of the resources at his disposal. After lockdown, Ozil issues meant he had to change the system. In effect, his 3-4-3 sacrifices offence for defensive solidity. But your players have to buy into your ideas. What is clear is, the players work off the ball has improved immensely.

How long are we going to rebrand the ad hoc Diego Simeone/Mourinho tactics, albeit with the formation tweak here and there :biggrin:

Anyway if its bringing glory it's fine, about time those tactics got some respect from the attacking football snobs :thumbs:
You know what, it is a very interesting 3-4-3 because of Luiz role. Luiz is effectively the one who steps into midfield making it a 4-3-3, when Xhaka and Ceballos are getting very close marking. The tweaks make the 3-4-3 a bit more offensive, buy it is essentially a defensive system, designed to stop us conceding as its main priority.
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... r-football

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Gooner1 wrote:
waffiman wrote:We are finally on a good path again, and Ozil is still at the club. If we want top 4, Ozil will have to play despite Partey's signing. Unless, Smith Rowe or someone delivers in that central creative role, we still need Ozil and Arteta knows it. Besides, he can leave out players in the squad to accommodate for Ozil in a way that will not affect us financially. A quick financial analysis shows Arsenal seems to be preparing for this option.

Let me warn you, there is still a possibility that Ozil can play. So stop hating and start supporting your team. :taunt: :taunt: :taunt:
Ozil is not in the PL squad or Europa squad....so his contribution is virtually non existent
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Just do a Google search. It is really well reported that even Wenger felt that it was too much as it gave him zero incentive.
Chief I was born during the Google era.
Pray I beseech ya highness 2 pull up quotes
Or articles which support such an untrue position.
Chief ya try 2 hard.
Accept that yer wrong and move on.
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We are finally on a good path again, and Ozil is still at the club. If we want top 4, Ozil will have to play despite Partey's signing. Unless, Smith Rowe or someone delivers in that central creative role, we still need Ozil and Arteta knows it. Besides, he can leave out players in the squad to accommodate for Ozil in a way that will not affect us financially. A quick financial analysis shows Arsenal seems to be preparing for this option.
Chief so, is as reported, that Ozil was not registered
4 the PL or Europa, your whole position has sunk quicker than
the Titanic :!: :sneaky: :sneaky:
And you accuse me of having an agenda when
you make up stories repeatedly 2 suit ya angles.
Well the truth always wins out.
Let’s enjoy our national teams.
There will be more time 2 engage :sneaky:
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We are finally on a good path again, and Ozil is still at the club. If we want top 4, Ozil will have to play despite Partey's signing. Unless, Smith Rowe or someone delivers in that central creative role, we still need Ozil and Arteta knows it. Besides, he can leave out players in the squad to accommodate for Ozil in a way that will not affect us financially. A quick financial analysis shows Arsenal seems to be preparing for this option.
Chief so, is as reported, that Ozil was not registered
4 the PL or Europa, your whole position has sunk quicker than
the Titanic :!: :sneaky: :sneaky:
And you accuse me of having an agenda when
you make up stories repeatedly 2 suit ya angles.
Well the truth always wins out.
Let’s enjoy our national teams.
There will be more time 2 engage :sneaky:
Football changes like the wind. I don't listen to what is reported. I look at reality of a long brutal season the EPL. A season where we have a chance with all our best players playing a part.

Like I said, unless a player steps up and makes Ozil redundant, he will play sometime this season.

The footballers themselves will force it if needed.
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Waffiman wrote:
benteke wrote:
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benteke wrote:Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
Emery did not start build up play from the back at Arsenal.

Arteta has done what every smart Coach/Manager does, he has made the most of the resources at his disposal. After lockdown, Ozil issues meant he had to change the system. In effect, his 3-4-3 sacrifices offence for defensive solidity. But your players have to buy into your ideas. What is clear is, the players work off the ball has improved immensely.

How long are we going to rebrand the ad hoc Diego Simeone/Mourinho tactics, albeit with the formation tweak here and there :biggrin:

Anyway if its bringing glory it's fine, about time those tactics got some respect from the attacking football snobs :thumbs:
You know what, it is a very interesting 3-4-3 because of Luiz role. Luiz is effectively the one who steps into midfield making it a 4-3-3, when Xhaka and Ceballos are getting very close marking. The tweaks make the 3-4-3 a bit more offensive, buy it is essentially a defensive system, designed to stop us conceding as its main priority.
Cheers for you time explaining.
The next league game at the Etihad shall make for interesting tactical viewing.
Klopp did say some nice things about Arteta and his tactics after the league game. He is a fan
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benteke wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
benteke wrote:
Waffiman wrote:
benteke wrote:Can any of you explain to me Arteta tactics.
Some say he is a counter attack guy who has drilled his team on how to improve build up from the back that Emery started.

A different style of parking a bus?....
Emery did not start build up play from the back at Arsenal.

Arteta has done what every smart Coach/Manager does, he has made the most of the resources at his disposal. After lockdown, Ozil issues meant he had to change the system. In effect, his 3-4-3 sacrifices offence for defensive solidity. But your players have to buy into your ideas. What is clear is, the players work off the ball has improved immensely.

How long are we going to rebrand the ad hoc Diego Simeone/Mourinho tactics, albeit with the formation tweak here and there :biggrin:

Anyway if its bringing glory it's fine, about time those tactics got some respect from the attacking football snobs :thumbs:
You know what, it is a very interesting 3-4-3 because of Luiz role. Luiz is effectively the one who steps into midfield making it a 4-3-3, when Xhaka and Ceballos are getting very close marking. The tweaks make the 3-4-3 a bit more offensive, buy it is essentially a defensive system, designed to stop us conceding as its main priority.
Cheers for you time explaining.
The next league game at the Etihad shall make for interesting tactical viewing.
Klopp did say some nice things about Arteta and his tactics after the league game. He is a fan
Yep. For me the City game is important but not a changer or breaker of anything about the season.
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Siddonlook11 wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:
cchinukw wrote:
ohenhen1 wrote:
Bigpokey24 wrote:6. Hector Bellerin | £110,000-per-week
5. Alexandre Lacazette | £182,063-per-week
4. Willian | £192,308-per-week
3. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang | £250,000-per-week
2. Thomas Partey | £260,000-per-week
1. Mesut Ozil | £350,000-per-week
:shock:

12. Sokratis | £92,000-per-week
11. Granit Xhaka | £100,000-per-week
10. Nicolas Pepe | £100,000-per-week
9. Bernd Leno | £100,000-per-week
8. Sead Kolasniac | £100,000-per-week
7. David Luiz | £100,962-per-week

19. William Saliba | £40,000-per-week
18. Mohamed Elneny | £50,000-per-week
17. Calum Chambers | £50,000-per-week
16. Dani Ceballos | £51,923-per-week
15. Kieran Tierney | £80,769-per-week
14. Shkodran Mustafi | £90,000-per-week
13. Gabriel Martinelli | £90,000-per-week

25. Bukayo Saka | £10,000-per-week
24. Matt Macey | £10,000-per-week
23. Reiss Nelson | £15,000-per-week
22. Joe Willock | £20,000-per-week
21. Rob Holding | £25,000-per-week
20. Ainsley Maitland-Niles | £35,000-per-week


money miss road
Arsenal wage structure is better than Chelsea. Once we get rid of Kolasinac, Sokratis, Mustafi, Luiz and etc. It will be ideal. The stars earn a lot. The backups don't earn a lot. How much is Chelsea paying players like Loftus Cheek, Odio, Kepa and co?
We need a wage structure that reflects ambition.

That penny pinching wage structure comes back to bite you in the behind when it comes to signing big name players who then go on to win you things.

It's an absolute disgrace to have an Arsenal first teamer and one of your best on £10k a week.

This club can't be run well.
I agree but players like Sokratis shouldn't be earning such high wages.

Starters like Aubameyang should be on high wages. Players like Holding, Niles should be on 40K. Kolasinac should be on 50K not 110K.
You forgot that Holding and Niles are kinda homegrown and Sead came on a free ? He likely got what we would have paid added to his pay ? These things I guess for us fans dont factor , its just black and white :sneaky: :sneaky:

100K is still too high for him. That is too much. Players like Aubameyang, Partey should be on high wages, no problem with that. But backups like Kolasinac should not earn more than 50K. It will make it easier to move them. 8 months and 2 weeks left. Arsenal can finally dump Mustaffi, Luiz, Sokratis, and Ozil salary. That is about 33 MP in yearly wages. We can also dump another 5.2 MP if we can move Kolasinac.
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