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Absolutely, although IIRC it was his brother/agent who was always stirring up the shit.Originally posted by ClippyFair point but a pain in the ass to work with, no doubt.
Perhaps he has mellowed. He might be grateful for a step back up to the big time. His career had dived a bit, playing in Turkey, Man City and Bolton.
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Fair point but a pain in the ass to work with, no doubt.Originally posted by wendigo100...who was very good at scoring goals, something the gooners need.
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...who was very good at scoring goals, something the gooners need.Originally posted by ClippyThe guy was a complete t0sser
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Or maybe he's going to sign him as a leaving present for the board.
The guy was a complete t0sser.
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Le Boss and Le Sulk, could be interesting.... I thought Anelka was too old for Wenger, doesn't he like them nice and you so he can groom them... into good footballers ?Originally posted by Clippy
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Even without him they will still finish above Spurs though.Originally posted by freakydancer
You heard it here first.
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Perhaps it is a good time, but you need a replacement ASAP.Originally posted by n5goonerwell we came 4th last season without him, so its prehaps a good time to sell.....
Wenger is good, but I think the market is different now, and pulling another Henry, Viera etc is getting harder.
I would be more worried about Fabrigas and Wenger, if they go it could be melt down...
Henry seeked the attention, 2/3 seasons of "will he/won't he" leave... its not good. Liverpool had it with Gerrard, and it just gets a bit boring.
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well we came 4th last season without him, so its prehaps a good time to sell.....
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Originally posted by freakydancer
I take it your not an Arsenal fan?
I reckon Henri would have carried on as he wanted to had it not been for the upsets in the Arsenal board and the uncertainty over Wenger's futre.
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Good riddance....
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