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Would not surprise me in the least. I like Ben and think he has a BIG future, but his main appeal is that he can play multiple positions in a pinch and be the future CB. His appeal most certainly IS NOT as a future starting right back. He can play there if needs must and do a job defensively, but we need to fill that position with an actual RB
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I have been saying about Joorabchin for ages, he is bad news and has some strange views on the game. Moshiri really needs to bin him off.Arsenal need to take a long, hard look at their relationship with Joorabchian
The super agent now has several clients at the club (including David Luiz!) and is making a lot of noise. Is he becoming a hindrance, asks Daniel Storey.
Been doing abit of reading on Kia Joorabchian, who 100% has Moshiri's ear after a few Athletic articles.
Just to point out David Luiz signed for Arsenal the same day we signed Iwobi from Arsenal!
'Joorabchian spent last summer urging Stan Kroenke to release finances to improve the squad. He may merely have been speaking as a supporter, but as someone who has recently brokered transfers with the club, there’s a good chance he will also benefit from any uptick in Arsenal’s transfer business.'
Is an interesting passage! Noting Arsenal also signed Cedric Soares in January (Joorabchian's client also).
'But while Luiz has become the great unifier of Premier League supporters in need of a little light relief, there is something a little more serious at play here. According to a recent report in The Athletic, the defender’s 12-month Arsenal contract will cost the club £24m.
An £8m transfer bargain loses its shine when the wages and intermediaries’ fees total £16m. Remember to look underneath the pasta, to borrow Alex Ferguson’s famous phrase.'
So Arsenal had to fork out about £24m on Luiz on the 8th August 2019, the same day we paid Arsenal about £28million for Alex Iwobi.
Smells very fishy that! Joorabchian touts Luiz to Arsenal, Arsenal can't afford him, Joorabchian recomends Iwobi to Moshiri and tells him he's availible, we sign Iwobi, Arsenal sign Joorabchian's client Luiz, Joorachian gets a huge fee!
Always had reservations on why we paid so much for Iwobi, especially with Moshiri's past links to Arsenal, but surely that explains it!
Arsenal need to take a long, hard look at their relationship with Joorabchian
The super agent now has several clients at the club (including David Luiz!) and is making a lot of noise. Is he becoming a hindrance, asks Daniel Storey.
Been doing abit of reading on Kia Joorabchian, who 100% has Moshiri's ear after a few Athletic articles.
Just to point out David Luiz signed for Arsenal the same day we signed Iwobi from Arsenal!
'Joorabchian spent last summer urging Stan Kroenke to release finances to improve the squad. He may merely have been speaking as a supporter, but as someone who has recently brokered transfers with the club, there’s a good chance he will also benefit from any uptick in Arsenal’s transfer business.'
Is an interesting passage! Noting Arsenal also signed Cedric Soares in January (Joorabchian's client also).
'But while Luiz has become the great unifier of Premier League supporters in need of a little light relief, there is something a little more serious at play here. According to a recent report in The Athletic, the defender’s 12-month Arsenal contract will cost the club £24m.
An £8m transfer bargain loses its shine when the wages and intermediaries’ fees total £16m. Remember to look underneath the pasta, to borrow Alex Ferguson’s famous phrase.'
So Arsenal had to fork out about £24m on Luiz on the 8th August 2019, the same day we paid Arsenal about £28million for Alex Iwobi.
Smells very fishy that! Joorabchian touts Luiz to Arsenal, Arsenal can't afford him, Joorabchian recomends Iwobi to Moshiri and tells him he's availible, we sign Iwobi, Arsenal sign Joorabchian's client Luiz, Joorachian gets a huge fee!
Always had reservations on why we paid so much for Iwobi, especially with Moshiri's past links to Arsenal, but surely that explains it!
If you've got an Athletic subscription there's an article about Reading that involves Joorabchian quite a bit. Worth a read.Arsenal need to take a long, hard look at their relationship with Joorabchian
The super agent now has several clients at the club (including David Luiz!) and is making a lot of noise. Is he becoming a hindrance, asks Daniel Storey.
Been doing abit of reading on Kia Joorabchian, who 100% has Moshiri's ear after a few Athletic articles.
Just to point out David Luiz signed for Arsenal the same day we signed Iwobi from Arsenal!
'Joorabchian spent last summer urging Stan Kroenke to release finances to improve the squad. He may merely have been speaking as a supporter, but as someone who has recently brokered transfers with the club, there’s a good chance he will also benefit from any uptick in Arsenal’s transfer business.'
Is an interesting passage! Noting Arsenal also signed Cedric Soares in January (Joorabchian's client also).
'But while Luiz has become the great unifier of Premier League supporters in need of a little light relief, there is something a little more serious at play here. According to a recent report in The Athletic, the defender’s 12-month Arsenal contract will cost the club £24m.
An £8m transfer bargain loses its shine when the wages and intermediaries’ fees total £16m. Remember to look underneath the pasta, to borrow Alex Ferguson’s famous phrase.'
So Arsenal had to fork out about £24m on Luiz on the 8th August 2019, the same day we paid Arsenal about £28million for Alex Iwobi.
Smells very fishy that! Joorabchian touts Luiz to Arsenal, Arsenal can't afford him, Joorabchian recomends Iwobi to Moshiri and tells him he's availible, we sign Iwobi, Arsenal sign Joorabchian's client Luiz, Joorachian gets a huge fee!
Always had reservations on why we paid so much for Iwobi, especially with Moshiri's past links to Arsenal, but surely that explains it!
I'm only interested in what happens to us not West Ham tbh, and Joorabchin is bad news mate, he is Moshiri's 'advisor' and I have no doubt that a number of our dodgy signings in recent years have come via him, just go look at his client list these days it's woeful.
This is the nail on the head; the Iwobi signing was just left of the field it didn’t make any sense.
Thats were i started nosing round abit more!
Follow up on my reading, he was also an ;'advisor' at West Ham when Eggert Magnusson took over and blamed Curbishley when it all went wrong over signings that have his fingerprints all over.
