Quote:Padre Pio
I wish him well, he was a true Arsenal man, sadly his inability to avoid tackles cost him
Quote:BootyDaddy
Not a fan of this decision at all.
We apparently have no money to spend (laughable) and we're letting players like Wilshire leave on a free. After his first decent return in games as well in 7 years.
Makes no sense to let him go.
Quote:I think that would be treacherous kinda Wenger style keeping player who will be very unhappy like what Wenger did with Walcott n many others then even if he earns 100k a week thatโs 5m a year, how much can you get back selling a squad player n why would he take that shi.t? Emery was honest to him n he made his choice. Itโs good move for him.younghansolo
This is a ridiculous decision. What manager would not see a player like him and think "I can get you back to your best" instead he's basically told him, "you can stay but you won't be playing for me."
The manager hasn't even seen him train for god's sake, why make that decision? On what basis? We could have said he would get time, signed him up and of it didn't work sold him for at least some money. Instead he leaves for free with a point to prove.
Idiotic to say the least.
Quote:SandyBQuote:I think that would be treacherous kinda Wenger style keeping player who will be very unhappy like what Wenger did with Walcott n many others then even if he earns 100k a week thatโs 5m a year, how much can you get back selling a squad player n why would he take that shi.t? Emery was honest to him n he made his choice. Itโs good move for him.younghansolo
This is a ridiculous decision. What manager would not see a player like him and think "I can get you back to your best" instead he's basically told him, "you can stay but you won't be playing for me."
The manager hasn't even seen him train for god's sake, why make that decision? On what basis? We could have said he would get time, signed him up and of it didn't work sold him for at least some money. Instead he leaves for free with a point to prove.
Idiotic to say the least.
Quote:younghansolo
This is a ridiculous decision. What manager would not see a player like him and think "I can get you back to your best" instead he's basically told him, "you can stay but you won't be playing for me."
The manager hasn't even seen him train for god's sake, why make that decision? On what basis? We could have said he would get time, signed him up and of it didn't work sold him for at least some money. Instead he leaves for free with a point to prove.
Idiotic to say the least.
Quote:MattySadler
17 years.
197 appearances.
34 England caps.
2 FA Cups.
2 Goal of the Season awards.
1 PFA Young Player of the Year award.
Quote:BootyDaddy
Not a fan of this decision at all.
We apparently have no money to spend (laughable) and we're letting players like Wilshire leave on a free. After his first decent return in games as well in 7 years.
Makes no sense to let him go.
Quote:SuperRob
I'm mostly sad that he couldn't fulfil the potential of someone with his level of talent.
But given that he can't stay fit, I think this is the right decision. In truth we should have seen the writing on the wall when he couldn't get in the Bournemouth team consistently.
I've wanted arsenal to be more ruthless with players who are consistently injured, so this is another welcome change for me.
Quote:TonyStark
totally agree.
I loved Jacks heart, but we need to clean house a bit. I trust Emery, and hopefully more will leave.