Get the replacement in quickly for once.


Bye

By Tyne Talk
July 5 2014

Mathieu Debuchy is joining Arsenal, for what seems a knock down fee of 7.7 million, now there is two ways to look at this:

  1.        We have unloaded a player, who no longer wanted to be at the club.
  3.        He had a contract, if he doesn’t want to play anymore, let him rot in the reserves until we get an offer of full value.

 

Now personally I am more of a fan of option two, but never mind, he is gone. And I for one really hope this is the beginning of the end for the ‘French Revolution’.

They seem to fall into two camps, unable to actually play football, or be brilliant and want to be away.

I don’t entirely blame them, it’s not like we show ambition, but I am sick and tired of our club being a feeder club, under this dreadful regime.

So for once, could they do the right thing, not give 2 million excuses about this pathetic line, and bring in an instant replacement.

Or was it just the shock of actually buying a player mid week, and the desperate attempt to instantly recoup the money spent?

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Discussion started by TyneTalk (IP Logged), 05/07/2014 09:24
TyneTalk
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05/07/2014 09:24
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mentalman
mentalman
05/07/2014 22:17
Wbat I've seen is 12million cash or 8million and Carl Jenkinson

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davenufc
davenufc
06/07/2014 13:50
7.7 and more cash depending on appearances seems to be the most popular, obviously I don't actually have inside info.

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mentalman
mentalman
06/07/2014 14:43
thats what everyone is reporting, Debuchy did an interview last night and stated that no fee has been agreed and terms are stil to be negotiated

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