After this, they're essentially gone, aren't they?
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[Albion] Arsenal *NEED* two Albion players
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OzMike
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He's a knob.
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Piers Morgan NEEDS a punch in the face but neither thing is likely to happen
Lol that shopping list is a real, "tell me you don't watch much football, without telling me you don't watch much football" group of players.
Don't get me wrong, it's a nice list of players, but Arsenal won't be able to afford that and anyone who thinks that would win them the title would be having a laugh.
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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The correct spelling. Far too many use 'nob'. Needs a poll.
Gazwag
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Well at least, being a Lewes schoolboy, he chose not to support his local team
- Feb 22, 2014
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I heard him on Talksport this morning. He said he would take 2 or 3 Brighton players. Quick as a flash Ali McCoist said, you already have! Made me laugh cos knobhead spluttered and had no answer.
Whereas we just need three of those 5 to have the complete set. Oneupmanship can be a good thing sometimes.
nwgull
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At school, we has a game where you'd try to write 'nob' on your mates exercise book - and it was definitely spelt nob in that context.
A squad containing at least 4 holding midfielders with a combined value somewhere north of £275,000,000 - the guy's a genius.
Arsenal aren't even going to finish top 4 next season.
brighton_tom
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- Jul 23, 2008
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Unfortunately unless we somehow progress from being a team that competes on the edges of the top 6, to being an established part of it in terms of financial power, trophies, stadium size etc, then these comments will persist. Top 6 fans/owners will always see us as a location to pinch players from. Realistically the only way I would see that changing is if Tony sold us to a mega rich Man City style new owner which transformed us into the final destination for top players rather than the development stage of their career, but I wouldnt want that.
We want them to persist, our entire business model is based around this thinking.
In the unlikely event (now) a season ever ended in champions League qualification, the drawbridge gets pulled and Mr Bloom doubles down.
Tony's not selling - thankfully.
Nobby Cybergoat
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- Jul 19, 2021
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I wonder if Piers has got any methods he can use to try and discover the intention of Moises and Kaoru?
maresfield seagull
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- May 23, 2006
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I genuinely believe Had they got Moises in January
They may well have done this season
Tom Bombadil
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Doesn't he have phones to hack?
Pevenseagull
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- Jul 20, 2003
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This is the same bloke who didn't think Alistair Cook was a particularly good cricketer.
Shit sack.
Shit sack.
Insel affe
HellBilly
Yeah, tend to agree, and it is a great comfort to know, this was probably their best chance at lifting the title.
Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea will all challenge next year above Arsenal.
Not only did we somewhat put a spanner in the works by denying them Moises, but then soundly put an end to their dream on Sunday.
The stuff dreams are made of that.
Possibly. I think they got obsessed with finding a player of Partey's quality to replace him when he "got injured" this season...
They would have been better served trying to bring in a top centre-back in January to be honest. Had they succeeded then they might not have conceded 15 in their last 7 crunch matches and had enough to win the title.