N'Zogbia to Arsenal? "Absolute Nonsense"


By Tyne-Talk
January 10 2009

Newcastle United manager Joe Kinnear has refuted claims by Charles N'Zogbia's agent that the player is set for a transfer to Arsenal. N'Zogbia has repeatedly been linked to Arsenal predominately by the French Press who have quoted his agent on several occasions. This time Joe Kinnear has hit back claiming to have spoken to Wenger about the 22 year old.

He said;

"I have spoken to Arsene Wenger and he said he's not interested in any of my players, so I don't know where the agent is coming from.

We are looking into it. If it is true, then the agent is being disrespectful. He's never had the decency to explain anything to any member of this football club.

It's laughable, to be honest. It's absolute nonsense.

Charles is under contract until 2012, and I told him on day one that he was a very important player. He's been in the team, and has done very well. He's 60-40 to play tomorrow - and I hope he does.''

 

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Andy Cole
Andy Cole
10/01/2009 10:01
Well it looks like Mr. Prima Donna N'Zogbia isn't as good as he thinks he is because the likes of Mr. Wenger are not interested in him.

He should shut his gob, it seems every day he tells us he wants to leave. NO MANAGER will want to sign a player with an attitude like N'Zogbia's.

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