Two years? Try 7!He's been pretty good this season TBF, but that comes off the back of two years where he's done nothing either through injury or poor form
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Two years? Try 7!He's been pretty good this season TBF, but that comes off the back of two years where he's done nothing either through injury or poor form
Two years? Try 7!
He's been pretty good this season TBF, but that comes off the back of two years where he's done nothing either through injury or poor form
Vardy is a no brainer if the price is right, we need sheer pace.
He's got 2/3 years left in him imo and doesn't struggle with injuries.
The options of DCL, Tosun, Niasse and Vardy would be absolutely fine.
Wilshere's got ability but he's basically living off a reputation forged when he was 18 - he's now 26. My boss is an Arsenal ST holder and he's not remotely bothered about the thought of losing him on a free, says it all for me.
I am the exact opposite opinion of this.
Wilshere is injury prone but quality when fit. Carries the ball beautifully and has a decent eye for a pass. Doesn't score enough though. At the age of 26, he ticks an awful lot of boxes, particularly on a Bosman. Just the worry about his fitness
Vardy - Good striker, no question, but we are probably talking in the realms of £50m or so to buy him and for a 31 year old who is heavily reliant on his pace, it makes no financial sense whatsoever
Agree. Bernard is another. If you could pick up Wilshire and Bernard for nothing then that would be fantastic business.
It does appear Gravy Nips is trying to assemble his invincible england squad and who can blame him.....100% win record speaks for itself! haPhil Jones & Jack Wilshire,
For effs sake !!
No offence either but you're wrong on both counts so...I'm guessing the same person though would have been devestated to lose Sanchez - who frankly this season for both United and Arsenal has looked woeful, and would have not been bothered about losing Walcott - who moving around the same time as Sanchez did is looking as good or better than he ever has done.
No offence either, but the absolute muppets who have made Arsenal a laughing stock via Arsenal fan tv are also in the main season ticket holders mate, it doesn't give them any great wisdom on players.
This would be the key point, but given he and Mahrez are their best players, I don't see any way that the price would be a reasonable one
Plus he's 31, how many years has he got left with that kind of pace?