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Diego Arismendi on loan
- Thread starter sten_super
- Start date
Sounds like a good signing but who are you going to drop? Unless Lua lua is going back to Newcastle.
Common as Mook
Not Posh as Fook
- Jul 26, 2004
- 5,634
Gus' contacts are SHIT.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
that would be NEVER wouldn't it..? sounds too good to be true.....effing brilliant..!!
Mendoza
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MENDI 
No, no, no and again NO!
dingobruce
New member
I know.
From a statement on Stoke FC's website, when Arismendi joined them:
"Gus Poyet was always a player I admired as a kid because of the success he enjoyed in English football and I would love to be able to emulate him."
Obviously sees Gus as a bit of a hero.
"Gus Poyet was always a player I admired as a kid because of the success he enjoyed in English football and I would love to be able to emulate him."
Obviously sees Gus as a bit of a hero.
Dizzle.
New member
sounds WIKERD!
dingobruce
New member
This sounds great, but who's gonna be dropped out of Dicker, Navarro and Crofts? Hope this doesn't unsettle the squad!
severnside gull
Well-known member
presumably relegating Navarro to the subs bench
He should get on well with Dean Cox by the sound of it...................
Premiership footballer Diego Arismendi's late night parties 'forced neighbour to move out'
Premiership footballer Diego Arismendi has been accused of forcing his neighbour to move out of his luxury home with a string of noisy, late night parties.
Published: 7:30AM GMT 19 Feb 2010
Diego Arismendi, Stoke City's Uruguayan midfielder, 22, was branded a noise pest by plastic surgeon Dr Muhammad Khan who claimed he played loud music until 5am and held impromptu kickabouts with his friends.
Now Dr Khan, 30, has handed in his notice for the rented two-bedroom flat at the prestigious No 1 London Road apartment complex in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs, citing the noise coming from Arismendi's flat above him.
The plastic surgery registrar, who works at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire, said he has twice asked Arismendi to turn down the music since the footballer moved in last month.
He also complained to Stoke City through his landlord - but claimed the problems continue.
"I can't sleep and I can't concentrate doing my work. I am at my wits' end," Dr Khan said.
"My flat vibrates from the volume of the music and it is like elephants stomping across the floor.
"Sometimes it sounds like he is playing football in the flat. It makes my lights flicker.
"It is every single night and then gets worse at weekends. I have spoken to Mr Arismendi twice, but all he said was that it was his friend's birthday.
"I realise he needs to celebrate, but I am at the stage now where I have to leave the flat. The noise is unbearable."
The development's two-bedroom apartments, which cost around £800 a month to rent, boast facilities including a gym and sauna.
"I feel like I have no option but to move out. I'm paying a lot of money to live here for a comfortable environment and that's not what I'm getting," Dr Khan added. "I hope he shows more consideration for the next tenant."
Arismendi was signed by Stoke City last summer from Uruguayan champions Nacional for £2.6 million, but has not yet made a league appearance for the club. His only other appearance was against Portsmouth also in the League Cup on October 27.
Arismendi said he was aware of the complaints but insisted: "I don't think I am being noisy."
He should get on well with Dean Cox by the sound of it...................
Premiership footballer Diego Arismendi's late night parties 'forced neighbour to move out'
Premiership footballer Diego Arismendi has been accused of forcing his neighbour to move out of his luxury home with a string of noisy, late night parties.
Published: 7:30AM GMT 19 Feb 2010
Diego Arismendi, Stoke City's Uruguayan midfielder, 22, was branded a noise pest by plastic surgeon Dr Muhammad Khan who claimed he played loud music until 5am and held impromptu kickabouts with his friends.
Now Dr Khan, 30, has handed in his notice for the rented two-bedroom flat at the prestigious No 1 London Road apartment complex in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs, citing the noise coming from Arismendi's flat above him.
The plastic surgery registrar, who works at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire, said he has twice asked Arismendi to turn down the music since the footballer moved in last month.
He also complained to Stoke City through his landlord - but claimed the problems continue.
"I can't sleep and I can't concentrate doing my work. I am at my wits' end," Dr Khan said.
"My flat vibrates from the volume of the music and it is like elephants stomping across the floor.
"Sometimes it sounds like he is playing football in the flat. It makes my lights flicker.
"It is every single night and then gets worse at weekends. I have spoken to Mr Arismendi twice, but all he said was that it was his friend's birthday.
"I realise he needs to celebrate, but I am at the stage now where I have to leave the flat. The noise is unbearable."
The development's two-bedroom apartments, which cost around £800 a month to rent, boast facilities including a gym and sauna.
"I feel like I have no option but to move out. I'm paying a lot of money to live here for a comfortable environment and that's not what I'm getting," Dr Khan added. "I hope he shows more consideration for the next tenant."
Arismendi was signed by Stoke City last summer from Uruguayan champions Nacional for £2.6 million, but has not yet made a league appearance for the club. His only other appearance was against Portsmouth also in the League Cup on October 27.
Arismendi said he was aware of the complaints but insisted: "I don't think I am being noisy."
S'hampton Seagull
Well-known member
Get a grip, we've just signed a qulla player.
Was not Was
Loitering with intent
- Jul 31, 2003
- 1,598
Given the collapse of the pound, he'd have to do incredibly well for that to happen ...