Right, so we've established neither had one option as you keep claiming lol. Christ it's like trying to get blood out of a stone. And the situations were "the same" yet somehow we signed Yoro permanently and Spurs didn't sign Tel permanently as they wanted....
Your ability to deflect from the point is a thing of beauty Shami.
Can you try and keep it on topic please Kenai, don't want Baz to start deleting postsJesus wept, this is worse than speakers corner, maybe the football forum needs to be closed for a bit?
The point being that both had one option that was actually two options. And both situations were the same yet somehow turned out completely differently.
You're right. I knew as soon as I first replied to Shami that it would end like this but the shamelessness of his post was too much for me.Jesus wept, this is worse than speakers corner, maybe the football forum needs to be closed for a bit?
No, I just found your post funny.I see you've started laugh reacting now, the last resort to bait people
If this is somehow in response to anything I've said, I literally said multiple times that I think the likeliest reason that he's off to Spurs is because they offered more in terms of a loan fee£5m to train their player for 6 months!
So it turns out I was right then lol
Arsenal are in a situation not too dissimilar to Liverpool from 2018(ish). You have a very good squad and there won't be a huge number of players out there that will actually improve it. Equally you're not Man City and can't afford to spend £50m+ on somebody and then try to replace them in 6 months if they don't work out. The consequence of those two things are that you will now have to be very selective over who you go for because if you spend big and it doesn't work out, it will impact you for more than just 6 months.Arsenal will have so much money to spend in the summer on a no 9 seen as we are spending zero this window
