BlueRayDick:
Fkhalifa , Dreamswayne , Roland17 what do you have to say about the great NOBODYinho we just signed from Brazil na

Congrats to Kroenke and the board members, dude will be worth £50in 2023, we sell and get more money in future.
Niles,Guen,Bellerin,Iwobi,Holding,Nelson et al will cost fortune by 2022/2023, we sell and top Personnel in the club will feel fulfilled. They'll then do a marque signing from barca or Madrid to appease the fans, the cycle continues till we get owners interested in football.

BlueRayDick:
Fkhalifa , Dreamswayne , Roland17 what do you have to say about the great NOBODYinho we just signed from Brazil na

Baba, e no surprise me at all, we are condemned to such signings now because we no get money! I knew a little bit that we were scouting him so it did not shock me that we signed him. I have been preaching about the paucity of funds since last year. I expect more signings like this.

BlueRayDick:
Fkhalifa , Dreamswayne , Roland17 what do you have to say about the great NOBODYinho we just signed from Brazil na

Massive talent!!!!



Can see him moving to Barca for 120m in 5years time...

I learnt Barca are offering us Malcom on loan as alternative to Zaha. What do u guys think?

Dreamswayne:

Massive talent!!!!



Can see him moving to Barca for 120m in 5years time...

I like Ur positive energy

Roland17:


Baba, e no surprise me at all, we are condemned to such signings now because we no get money! I knew a little bit that we were scouting him so it did not shock me that we signed him. I have been preaching about the paucity of funds since last year. I expect more signings like this.

But despite the paucity of funds, at least we should have 100m to spend na. Even Chelsea with transfer ban has spent more than arsenal already.

Fkhalifa:

Congrats to Kroenke and the board members, dude will be worth £50in 2023, we sell and get more money in future.
Niles,Guen,Bellerin,Iwobi,Holding,Nelson et al will cost fortune by 2022/2023, we sell and top Personnel in the club will feel fulfilled. They'll then do a marque signing from barca or Madrid to appease the fans, the cycle continues till we get owners interested in football.

There's no Wenger to groom the boys to men ready for harvesting by big clubs Jàre.

BlueRayDick:


There's no Wenger to groom the boys to men ready for harvesting by big clubs Jàre.

its Emery that can’t build on the big boys that wants to develop teenagers.... I laughter.

It's the likes of you that still licked wenger's ass in his last few seasons before he got booted out....


The man was already running out of ideas and Dein wasn't there to assist him...


We as a club became a laughing stock since the baldy Gazidis took over...

I respect Wenger a lot but his time at the club was up...


If you fanboys can't move on, quit supporting till the new Gaffer gets booted out too...

Dreamswayne:
I respect Wenger a lot but his time at the club was up...


If you fanboys can't move on, quit supporting till the new Gaffer gets booted out too...

no one is a hyping up Wenger read between the lines. Hate him or love him Wenger had it in grooming youngsters. This worked for the club at least from the profit point of view. But with Emery it might not be of any benefit to the club. At least I can’t point at any youngster that showed any significant improvement under Emery last season.

That’s what we are saying bro.

kokaneprodigy:
no one is a hyping up Wenger read between the lines. Hate him or love him Wenger had it in grooming youngsters. This worked for the club at least from the profit point of view. But with Emery it might not be of any benefit to the club. At least I can’t point at any youngster that showed any significant improvement under Emery last season.

That’s what we are saying bro.

What youngster improved in wenger's last few seasons?

You can start judging Emery after some seasons on not improving youngsters...

Man who isn't even fluent in English, how can he even communicate with the Young guns??


The board must have seen this and appointed Freddie as the assistant coach,

His job there is to bring in the talented youngsters to the First team...


It's a face they are familiar with, so, it shouldn't be hard...

Meanwhile, That Saka boy na baller sha..

ZAHA OFFERS CHAOS FACTOR ARSENAL LACK


Arsenal face a fight to convince Crystal Palace to sell Wilfried Zaha, but the statistics show why he is exactly the player they need...

If Wilfried Zaha's dream really is to play for Arsenal, it might explain why he reserved two of his best performances for them last Season.

In the 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park in October, the Ivorian was irrepressible, tormenting Arsenal's makeshift back four and winning the penalty for Crystal Palace's late equaliser. At the Emirates Stadium six months later, he was even better, inflicting more trauma on Arsenal's stricken defenders and hitting his side's second goal in a swashbuckling 3-2 win.

That win proved terminal to Arsenal's top-four hopes. They went on to miss out by a single point. And it also helps to explain why they are prepared to spend the entirety of their transfer budget on Zaha. That match-winning performance - coupled with what he did to them at Selhurst Park - gave Arsenal a first-hand demonstration of just how dangerous he can be.


Not that there wasn't enough evidence already.

Since returning to Palace following his ill-fated stint at Manchester United, Zaha has matured into one of the deadliest forwards in the Premier League. Last season, there were devastating displays against Liverpool and Manchester City as well as against Arsenal. Jurgen Klopp even described him as "world-class" following a seven-goal thriller at Anfield in January.



It's a view shared by many at Palace, and it's why they are entitled to demand far more than the £40m on offer from Arsenal. Zaha's performances have followed an upward curve in recent years, with last season his best yet. As well as scoring 10 goals, he provided five assists and won six penalties - the most by anyone in the Premier League.

Arsenal have work to do, then, to tempt Palace to sell. But it should come as little surprise that they have identified him as a priority target.

In Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette, they possess two elite strikers who scored 50 goals between them last season. But no one else in the squad managed more than six. Arsenal scored at roughly the same rate as in the previous campaign, but their shot volume actually fell from 15.6 per game in 2017/18 to just 12.3 per game in 2018/

The Good Morning Transfers panel discuss Arsenal's pursuit of Wilfried Zaha
It is an alarming drop-off which is often overlooked given their more obvious inadequacies in defence. But last season's shot total placed them 10th among Premier League sides. The need for attacking reinforcements is as pressing as their issues at the other end.

Zaha would certainly help to improve the situation. But what makes him particularly appealing to Arsenal is his explosive unpredictability. The 26-year-old's ability to panic defences, to conjure chances out of nothing, is something Arsenal's attack badly lacks.

Indeed, Arsenal's numbers for dribbles have declined even more strikingly than their shots. As recently as the 2015/16 campaign, the Gunners made more dribbles than any other Premier League side. Last year, though, their average of just eight per game put them 12th in the division.


The result is that Arsenal often appear laboured in possession. Unai Emery's side were devastatingly effective at times on the counter-attack last season. They showed that in their wins over Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester United. But without a spark, without a player capable of beating his man to force a breakthrough, they struggled against lesser sides who sat deep.

It has a lot to do with Alexis Sanchez's departure 18 months ago. The Chilean could be frustrating to watch and there can be few regrets about his exit given how far his star has fallen at United. But at his best he was indisputably a game-changer. Even when not scoring himself, his whirlwind style pulled defences apart, opening up spaces for his team-mates.

Zaha specialises in creating the same kind of chaos.



The bolded affirms my clamour for Zaha or a Zaha like signing.

Nobody say make Arsenal no sign Zaha o, afterall if he joins and turns out good it is to the club's advantage na. What I don't just understand is how Arsenal can afford Zaha @ anything above 50m, and still be able to afford the fresh legs we need in the back four and the replacement for Ramsey as well considering the rumors we hear that the club is tight on funds.

BlueRayDick:
Nobody say make Arsenal no sign Zaha o, afterall if he joins and turns out good it is to the club's advantage na. What I don't just understand is how Arsenal can afford Zaha @ anything above 50m, and still be able to afford the fresh legs we need in the back four and the replacement for Ramsey as well considering the rumors we hear that the club is tight on funds.

Believe that 45million at your own peril...


Raul sanlehi is a shady guy...

That 45m is just a smokescreen...


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Since the start of 2014/15, his first full season back at Palace, he ranks first among Premier League players for dribbles attempted and second for both dribbles completed and successful duels. Only Raheem Sterling, Eden Hazard, Sergio Aguero and Mohamed Salah have had more touches in the opposition box.

His unpredictability prompted Trent Alexander-Arnold to describe him as a tougher one-on-one opponent than Cristiano Ronaldo or Neymar last season - "you can't get the ball off him," he said - and the Liverpool right-back is certainly not the only defender to have struggled up against him.

Often, the only option with Zaha is to bring him down. Arsenal are aware of that - they fouled him on 12 occasions in their two meetings with Palace last season. But the approach is best typified by Watford. "You take it in turns kicking him," said Troy Deeney. "I know no one wants to hear that, but you go: 'You hit this time, then you hit him the next time.'"

Indeed, that competitive edge, the willingness to put his body on the line and do whatever it takes to gain an advantage, is another quality Arsenal lack. Emery has increased fitness levels and intensity since taking over - they covered more ground than any other side last season - but they can still be bullied and they still lack players who strike fear into their opponents

In fact this sky sport people sabi,
Dude is worth as much as Auba/Lava
£45 + Chambers or splash £55 on this dude, I don't care.

Regarded as the best player outside top6 in England, With Zaha, the following are assured:
Our attack is gon look scary to any defence..
Auba will score 50 tap ins..
Opposition defence won't bomb forward at us anyhow..
We win freekicks..
We win penalties
Opposition get carded
Our Full backs and defence can concentrate on defending to give team shape and balance..
I'll be confident going to see the big games..
We won't lose like chickens but honourable (Effort)..
We will at least get UCL football either via top4 or Europa.

BlueRayDick:
Nobody say make Arsenal no sign Zaha o, afterall if he joins and turns out good it is to the club's advantage na. What I don't just understand is how Arsenal can afford Zaha @ anything above 50m, and still be able to afford the fresh legs we need in the back four and the replacement for Ramsey as well considering the rumors we hear that the club is tight on funds.

Kaveh Solhekol: “My belief is that Arsenal are one of the biggest clubs in the world & if they want to sign a player, they will find a way to sign that player. We’re not talking about Neymar for £300m, it’s Wilfried Zaha for a total deal around £70m, I think Arsenal can do it.”

The £45 has been rumors, it may be true or not, I don't mind we bring the available quality that will improve us than buying 2 naira players upanda.
For me, I prefer we splash huge money on a proven player who is at least 70% sure to take us toward than Loans,Free,fairly used, teenage potentials and average signings.

Fkhalifa:
Regarded as the best player outside top6 in England, With Zaha, the following are assured:
Our attack is gon look scary to any defence..
Auba will score 50 tap ins..
Opposition defence won't bomb forward at us anyhow..
We win freekicks..
We win penalties
Opposition get carded
Our Full backs and defence can concentrate on defending to give team shape and balance..
I'll be confident going to see the big games..
We won't lose like chickens but honourable (Effort)..
We will at least get UCL football either via top4 or Europa.

Pace, power, technicality in one...


Heaven

Dreamswayne:

Believe that 45million at your own peril...


Raul sanlehi is a shady guy...

That 45m is just a smokescreen...


Bookmark this

Did u see me mention 45m in my post?

I know the budget will definitely be more than 45m, but how much do u think the budget will be to afford Zaha for 80m and maybe tow or 3 more quality players that may cost at least a total of lets say 70m? Do u think Arsenal will pay that much ?

Fkhalifa:
Regarded as the best player outside top6 in England, With Zaha, the following are assured:
Our attack is gon look scary to any defence..
Auba will score 50 tap ins..
Opposition defence won't bomb forward at us anyhow..
We win freekicks..
We win penalties
Opposition get carded
Our Full backs and defence can concentrate on defending to give team shape and balance..

This was exactly what United thought they were getting when they got sanchez

Dreamswayne:

Pace, power, technicality in one...


Heaven

That's what modern day footy especially in England requires..
I dey tell you, imagine this dude with Auba/Laca.
He is like a Diego Costa on the wings..
Next summer we go for Thomas patey again, by 3/4 seasons to come we'll be like Klopp's Liverpool..

Even the youngsters will learn and improve vastly, that's how to groom young players,fielding them alongside lazy,old,immobile, talentless and mentally and physically weak players. And we now expect them to do wonders.

BlueRayDick:



This was exactly what United thought they were getting when they got sanchez

We don use Sanchez finish now, his best years were in Italy,barca and Arsenal, he's achieved fairly enough, so at utd baba is just after the dough..
Zaha is 26, he wants to play in big team,Europe,hasn't won trophy and all, In fact, he will be pleased to get 130 a week.

BlueRayDick:


Did u see me mention 45m in my post?

I know the budget will definitely be more than 45m, but how much do u think the budget will be to afford Zaha for 80m and maybe tow or 3 more quality players that may cost at least a total of lets say 70m? Do u think Arsenal will pay that much ?

They will amortise it...


Our first bid was 8million euros over 5seasons


If we bid 60million euros which I feel is fair, we can amortise it by 12million euros for five seasons...

We could say Holding

kokaneprodigy:
no one is a hyping up Wenger read between the lines. Hate him or love him Wenger had it in grooming youngsters. This worked for the club at least from the profit point of view. But with Emery it might not be of any benefit to the club. At least I can’t point at any youngster that showed any significant improvement under Emery last season.

That’s what we are saying bro.

Junior2412:
We could say Holding

Emery take credit for Holding development

Was d problem wenger NO, is d problem emery NO, will it be Korenke YES...since he came to arsenal it has bn one curse/course/cause. We keep on going down and this season is no exemption.#korenkeout

Sod09 I come in peace

BlueRayDick:
Sod09 I come in peace

new season same old story na here we they

iamoyindamola:
new season same old story na here we they

Why do I have a feeling Emery will win premiership this season

BlueRayDick:


Why do I have a feeling Emery will win premiership this season

because it's your feeling