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io però potrei dire anche tante cose sulla gestione sportiva arsenal ora...ma taccio, che è meglio...

Leaked: Arsenal Home, Away and Third Kits for 2013/14 Revealed http://www.caughtoffside.com/2013/01...Offside.com%29

è e rimarrà una M***A.

che squadra di cioccolatai edit. ba doppietta LOL

???io queste uscite non le capisco

quando va a f***e pogba dal lens tutto benequando fotte macheda alla lazio tutto bene noi e gli spurs fottiamo lui, NON va bene coerente il braccobaldo

andando via da torino si è messo a parare e pure a dire cose sensate a quanto pare

all'ufficialità stapperò una bottiglia che cesso di giocatore, più di 100 presenze nell'arsenal un pippone anticalcio simile, pure capitano in qualche occasione, mamma mia che scandalo di calciatore, bene pure chamakh fuori dalle palle, altro cesso

pure io, intendevo grande terry per il pensiero anche se il 6 di Scirea io l'avrei ritirato

comunque ecco la cosa che più mi ha fatto scassare il 29 (ho trovato il video ora) http://youtu.be/bzbwIwKlAME :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

Wenger: Arsenal fans demanding Messi signing ESPN staffJanuary 4, 2013« Merseysiders aim to avoid FA Cup giant-killings | Sturridge to force Suarez out of central role » Arsenal's transfer activity is in the spotlight © Getty Images Enlarge RELATED LINKS News: Walcott deal, not signings is Wenger's priority Arsenal's FA Cup clash against Swansea is exclusively live on ESPN on Sunday. Click here for details on how to subscribe Arsene Wenger admits he is under pressure to sign big-name players, claiming Arsenal supporters will not be happy unless the club brings in someone of Lionel Messi's status in January. Wenger has been linked with a £10 million bid for Atletico Madrid striker Adrian Lopez, while Crystal Palace's 21-year-old England international Wilfried Zaha and Schalke midfielder Lewis Holtby are others understood to be on Wenger's radar. However, while he is keeping one eye on the future, the Gunners manager is aware that fans are demanding to see players who can deliver immediate results. "It is very difficult because the level of expectation is very high - people want to see Lionel Messi come in, they don't want to see a promising guy," said Wenger. "First of all the name gives hope. When a guy has no name people are already sceptical, so it's much more difficult for us." Wenger also revealed he made a straight choice between signing Demba Ba or Olivier Giroud last summer and insists he has no regrets about opting for the Frenchman. "I like Demba Ba, but he is a similar type to Giroud who we just bought and it was one or other that we had to decide on," admitted Wenger, who went on to give a positive slant on suggestions that Senegal striker may struggle to pass a medical due to his long-standing knee issue. "I've heard different kind of vibes coming out about Ba's injury. Somebody told me that what he has is manageable. He didn't manage to pass a medical at Stoke, but I'm sure Chelsea will have a check on him. I hear his problem is not as big as people say." Wenger went on to admit his drive to sign new players in this January transfer window may not be as easy as it was for him back when he first arrived at Arsenal back in 1996, when his network of scouts placed him a step ahead of many of his Premier League rivals in the race to sign the best overseas talent. "The quality of scouting has improved and that is a big difference from when I first came to England," he added. "The country where we were really, really competitive when I first came here was of course France. They produce less players than they did 10, 15 years ago at top, top, top level in France. "The emerging countries that are producing players look to be Germany and Spain, they have taken over. Sometimes when you are at a big club your scouts are a bit more cautious because they think, 'Oh, it is Arsenal, so it has to be a top-four player'. That is a problem for us sometimes because smaller clubs can take more of a risk sometimes." Meanwhile, reports claim Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh may be set for a shock loan move to London rivals West Ham, after Gunners boss Wenger confirmed last month that he expects his out-of-favour striker to move on in the January transfer window. Chamakh has scored just eight goals in 40 Premier League appearances for the north London giants, with his missed penalty in their embarrassing Capital One Cup exit at Bradford last month apparently ending his hopes of reviving his Arsenal career. Read more at http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story?id=1287310&cc=5901#K0AStbWQ8F7czIlW.99 vedi golden, giroud come ti avevo detto esclude ba, non avrebbe avuto senso quanto al resto, la gente chiede di tenere i giovani che compri una volta trasformati in campioni, mica di comprare messi

Chelsea should retire No 8 shirt in honour of Lampard, insists Blues captain Terry John Terry has told Chelsea to retire Frank Lampard's No 8 shirt in tribute to the departing star. This is Lampard's final season at Stamford Bridge after 12 stunning years. Despite the pleas of Chelsea fans who are desperate for the veteran midfielder to stay, owner Roman Abramovich is refusing to hand him a new deal beyond his existing contract that expires in the summer. And Chelsea captain Terry, who has lifted every major club trophy at the club alongside Lampard, has called on his number to be retired. Retire this shirt: Chelsea captain John Terry has said that the club should honour Lampard (left) after it has been confirmed the No 8 will leave Stamford Bridge this summer Posting: Terry published the message (above) on his WEBSTAGRAM account (below) today Writing on his Webstagram account, Terry said: 'Devastated is an understatement.We should retire the number 8 shirt in honour of Lamps.' Terry also published a series of tributes - in hashtag form - to his team-mate. The messages read: '#theheartbeat #hero #legend #hero #goalmachine #friend #ktbffh [keep the blue flag flying high] #cfc #chelsea.' Italy is the likely destination for Lampard after his agent Steve Kutner was quizzed by the Italian media on the possibility of the England midfielder heading to the country in the summer. Kutner admitted that the ex-West Ham man will definitely be leaving Stamford Bridge when his contract expires and talked up the possibility of a move to Italy. Blues brothers: Terry and Lampard lift the Community Shield in 2009 (left) and celebrate last season's FA Cup triumph (right) at Wembley with Ashley Cole Lampard, 34, who has been in stunning form recently - including a brace in the win at Everton - has been linked with a move to Serie A sides Inter and Lazio. 'At this moment, Lampard is exclusively thinking about the present, in other words Chelsea,' Kutner told website Cittaceleste.it. 'As for the future, the only certainty is that he will change team at the end of the season. Frank wants to play for a great side, capable of challenging for important targets and where he could win more trophies. Still got it: Chelsea's Frank Lampard celebrates scoring his side's winning goal during the 2-1 win at Everton this week 'We won’t rule anything out. The only thing that counts is that the player is happy and can continue playing at a high level. 'A champion of Lampard’s calibre deserves the biggest stage. Serie A? Why not? Only time will tell if Lazio could be the ideal destination.' Chelsea travel to Southampton tomorrow for their FA Cup third round clash with Lampard in the squad. Terry remains out injured. RETIRING THE SHIRT: WHEN CLUBS PAY THE ULTIMATE TRIBUTE TO PLAYERS Booby Moore's No 6 Bobby Moore’s No 6 shirt, Paolo Maldini’s No 3, Johan Cruyff’s No 14 and Ladislav Kuna’s No 9 shirt have all been retired. Czech striker Kuna’s is believed to be the first in Europe after he died in 1980 and his shirt was retired by Spartak Trnava. It is not believed a similar approach to the famous centre forward’s shirt would be popular at Newcastle, or Liverpool. The idea was taken from major sports in America, such as baseball, where they retire shirts as a mark of respect. Sometimes it is related to death, such as Manchester City retiring Marc Vivien Foe’s No 23 shirt after he died of a heart attack playing for his country. Foe scored the last goal for the club at their old Maine Road stadium. FIFA declined a request by Cameroon to retire the shirt for the World Cup. They declined a similar request from Argentina to retire Diego Maradona’s No 10 shirt at the 2002 World Cup, after they tried to submit a squad list with numbers one to 24, without a No 10. Rushden and Diamonds retired their No 1 shirt after goalkeeper Dale Roberts passed away. West Ham retired Moore’s shirt after his passing, Ajax retired Cruyff’s No 14 after his efforts in helping the club to win the European Cup three times in the 1970s. Since Motherwell midfielder Phil O'Donnell died in 2007, his nephew, David Clarkson, is the only player to have worn his No 10. Clarkson left the club in 2009 and although not retired, the shirt has not been offered to any other player. Maldini’s AC Milan shirt is retired, but he can restore it if his sons – both on the books at Milan – make the grade. Gianfranco Zola's no.25 shirt has not been reissued by Chelsea since he left the club in 2003, but it has not been officially retired. There are more than 100 shirts retired in world football across different clubs. It is particularly prevalent in Mexico. grande terry

mamma mia che milfona @@

a sceicchi cacciate il grano, voglio vedere i super acquisti non ci sono più gli arabi-russi di una volta

contatti ufficiali che bestia @@

LLORENTEvai Marotta grandissimo colpo, e grande operazione!

è arrivato NANDO @@ il RE LEONE

roberto carlos is here

che ti devo dire...è una figata pazzesca fare quel pezzo di strada che ti separa dallo stadio, tutti insieme @@ arrivato sul ken friar bridge... @@ ci sono pure dei "tabelloni" con le foto e nomi dei calciatori appesi alla ringhiera del ponte, per dire dove si sono spinti con le rifiniture...finito il ponte ho provato ad andare a vedere l'entrata del club level, ovviamente non sono nemmeno entrato però, appena apri la porta ci sono i tornelli dove per passare serve la tessera, ma da quello che ho capito, chi va nel level, entra di lì, fa una rampa di scala e in 30 secondi è dentro, poi che colosso l'emirates visto da vicino pure il soffitto degli anelli è rifinito a regola d'arte fuori la statua di Tituccio mio poi vabbè, ho beccato la partita fortunata, 7-3 @@ walcott visto dal vivo, è veramente tutto un altro calciatore, ha nettamente una marcia in più imho (firma c**** ) può fare il salto decisivo messo lì come punta centrale parlando con qualche tifoso inglese, è venuto fuori che molti non vogliono più Lupin sulla panchina reo di mettersi a pigreco mezzi con la proprietà sulla politica di cedere i campioni a detta loro e poi LONDON ...con inglesine (...) annesse @@

tu non sei per il forrest e/o aston villa? vendere,vendere,vendere orma è inutile oltre che dannoso

l'arsenal ha una politica del kaiser dovrebbe prendere 3-4 giovani per fare un progetto LOL è il marchio di fabbrica nel mondo la squadra di 20enni qui l'età media nelle varie stagioni comunque: http://www.transfermarkt.it/it/fc-arsenal/altersschnitt/verein_11_2011.html

buon 2013 http://youtu.be/p-n7H3poyWk

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