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Football Thread 2014/15 |OT7| daily blind is a renegade of funk

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Carbonox

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bianca kajlich

i want her inside me

inside me

insider her

who am i kidding she's worth both
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Arsenal deny they are siting on a cash pile. ummm...

Another great article from Swiss Ramble

We have over 200million in cash.

The most amazing thing is this.
Since 2007 Arsenal have produced a very healthy £526 million operating cash flow – that’s over half a billion. It’s instructive how Arsenal have used this spare cash, spending £89 million on capital expenditure, £135 million on loan interest, £77 million on net debt repayments and £12 million on tax. Only 8% (£41 million) of the available cash flow has been spent in the transfer market, though almost all of that has been in the last two seasons. The other notable “use” of cash in that period is to obviously increase the cash balance, which has risen by £172 million.

eight fucking percent.
 
Gazidis on safe standing at grounds: "We're interested in aspects of this area but candidly we're not in full possession of the facts yet. We're open to safe standing but it has to be through the government who will study many aspects of it before approval."
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Randdalf

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You are the manager of Arsenal.

Your transfer budget is £20m, Diaby's right knee, a lock of Rosicky's hair and Chips Keswick's ear trumpet.

Who do you buy? Who do you sell?
 

Salazar

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Barca's Keita, yeah!

Ed Gein? Every single horror movie and serial killer is based on him in one way or another :lol

including The Silence of the Lambs' Buffalo Bill! (THE SKIN SUIT!), Leatherface etc

Yurt, mate, Sawney Bean is the one.

You need to get yourself Brewers Dictionary of Rogues, Villains, and Eccentrics. Best fucking book there is. Hands down. Buy it.
 

L1NETT

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You are the manager of Arsenal.

Your transfer budget is £20m, Diaby's right knee, a lock of Rosicky's hair and Chips Keswick's ear trumpet.

Who do you buy? Who do you sell?

James McCarthy/Dele Alli/Patrick Roberts (/hipster face). And some dirt cheap young beanpole centre half only the fifa-ites have heard cos he is well good on Fifa innit

flog Rosicky, Arteta, Flamini, Podolski. Lotta wages there out the door.

Wanna say give Ozil a new home and fire up the wage budget for a class forward but I don't know who that would be.

Easy to Pogba/etc etc for this whole thing but only true twitter-muppets believe that shite
 

El Topo

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You are the manager of Arsenal.

Your transfer budget is £20m, Diaby's right knee, a lock of Rosicky's hair and Chips Keswick's ear trumpet.

Who do you buy? Who do you sell?

I'd buy Reus, Hummels, Gaudino, Kramer and with the rest of the money I'd invite the team to a local ice cream store.
 
It's kind of crazy that Sir Chips was willing to tell the AGM that when Wenger doesn't have a plan they just stay quiet.

No wonder Arsenal are going nowhere
 

Scum

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TRANSFER GOSSIP
Arsenal have moved ahead of Manchester United in the race for Borussia Dortmund defender Mats Hummels, 25, as they prepare a £32m bid. (Daily Express)
Arsene Wenger will have a transfer budget of about £20m in the January transfer window even after a record summer spending spree at Arsenal which saw Alexis Sanchez, Calum Chambers, Mathieu Debuchy, David Ospina and Danny Welbeck join the Gunners. (Daily Telegraph)
Chelsea are ready to offer 27-year-old Real Madrid midfielder Sami Khedira, who is in the final year of his contract at the Bernabeu, a pre-contract in January. (Evening Standard)
Chelsea could be set to loan a number of high-profile players to Turkey after they agreed a new partnership deal with Besiktas. (Daily Telegraph)
Frank Lampard insists he is still preparing to leave Manchester City when his loan deal ends in January, despite speculation the 36-year-old former England midfielder would extend his stay with the Premier League champions. (Manchester Evening News)
Midfielder Tom Cleverley, 25, could yet return to Manchester United when his season-long loan at Aston Villa ends, United's academy director Brian McClair has said. (Manchester Evening News)
Sunderland have made a request to take Barcelona's 18-year-old Croatian midfielder Alen Halilovic on loan. (Daily Mail)

OTHER GOSSIP
Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola has revealed his desire to one day manage Manchester United, according to a book chronicling his first season in charge of the German club. (Daily Telegraph)
Former Barcelona manager Guardiola has also revealed that he turned down the chance to become boss at Manchester City and Chelsea in order to take over at the Allianz Arena. (Sun - subscription required)
Monaco are keeping in close contact with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, with the French club keen to tempt him away from the Gunners and back to the club he managed between 1987 and 1994. (Daily Mail)
QPR are thought to be considering replacing manager Harry Redknapp with another former Tottenham boss, Tim Sherwood. (Evening Standard)
However, the west London club are also considering former Stoke and Crystal Palace boss Tony Pulis as a replacement for Redknapp. (Times - subscription required)
West Ham boss Sam Allardyce says he is still hopeful of getting a chance to manage England in the future. (Daily Express)
Gareth Southgate will be handed a new £10,000-a-week deal from the Football Association after leading England Under-21s to next year's European Championship finals in the Czech Republic. (Sun - subscription required)
Southgate could be in line for an even bigger prize, though, in the future as he is being lined up to replace Roy Hodgson as manager of the senior England side. (Daily Mirror)
England boss Hodgson is expected to hold talks with Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers on Sunday to resolve their differences over the the treatment of players during their time on England duty. (Times - subscription required)
Manchester United's 28-year-old Colombian striker Radamel Falcao tried to get an British passport at the age of 13, because his great-grandfather came from Yorkshire. (Daily Mail)
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers will ask Lille to terminate Divock Origi's loan so the 19-year-old striker can return to Anfield in January. (Daily Express)
Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul, 26, will play through the pain of elbow ligament damage against Leicester on Saturday to help save manager Alan Pardew's job. (Daily Star)
Goalkeeper Steve Harper, 39, has put aside thoughts of retirement as he aims to make the most of a Premier League swansong with Hull. (Hull Daily Mail)
Brentford have offered a new deal to experienced defender Tony Craig, 29. (GetWestLondon)
Chelsea playmaker Eden Hazard, 23, claims public criticism from Jose ­Mourinho is making him a better player but insists they "get on really well". (Daily Mirror)
Forward Theo Walcott, 25, is in line to play his first match in more than nine months for the Arsenal Under-21s against Blackburn Rovers on Friday. (Guardian)
Burnley boss Sean Dyche is doing a "fantastic" job at Turf Moor, according to former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson. (Lancashire Evening Telegraph)
Centre-back Sylvain Distin, 36, has reached make-or-break time in his hopes of extending his Everton career beyond this season, believes former Blues defender Derek Mountfield. (Liverpool Echo)
Former Rangers director and businessman Dave King is confident a deal can be struck over his proposed £16m bailout of the club following crunch talks with the board. (Daily Record)

BEST OF SOCIAL MEDIA
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard, 34, posted a youthful-looking picture of himself on Instagram. He wrote: "11 years ago today I became the captain of my boyhood team one of the proudest days of my career. It's a huge honour to captain this great club #YNWA."
France's Layvin Kurzawa, 22, will regret taunting Sweden with an army-style salute after scoring to put his team ahead on away goals in a European Under-21 Championship qualifier. Oscar Lewicki, 22, popped up to score his second goal of the night and give Sweden a 4-1 victory and they went through 4-3 on aggregate, which led to several army style salute pictures from the Swedes on Twitter and Instagram. (Daily Mail)

AND FINALLY
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, 50, who once rugby tackled ex-Germany international Maurizio Gaudino during a football match at Wembley, was caught on camera chopping down a nine-year-old boy during a kick-about photo opportunity on Wednesday. (Daily Mail)

looool QPR
 
Is Arsenal the tightest club of all time? Is it Wenger or the board? I hope this year they fail to make the top 4 just to see what they would do in terms of transfer spending and keeping or sacking Wenger.
 

Jarnet87

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Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola has revealed his desire to one day manage Manchester United, according to a book chronicling his first season in charge of the German club. (Daily Telegraph)

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Midfielder Tom Cleverley, 25, could yet return to Manchester United when his season-long loan at Aston Villa ends, United's academy director Brian McClair has said. (Manchester Evening News)

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