It looks like arsenal have agreed on their first january transfer after chelsea reportedly have agreed a £7m deal for the Czech Republic international goalkeeper.
The experienced goalkeeper is currently behind thibaut coutois in order of first team football in Chelsea football club which is one of his reasons for wanting a move away from 2012 champions league winner Chelsea. Is he really needed at arsenal?
Thursday, November 20, 2014
ARSENAL FANS WILL BE HAPPY TO HEAR THIS.
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
REAL MADRID TOP STRIKER FAVOURITE FOR BALLON D'OR 2014
Real madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo has been named favourite by many to win the 2014 ballon d'or.The Portugal captain is facing competition from players like lionel messi, arjen robben, zlatan ibrahimovic, gareth bale, james Rodriguez, eden hazard. .......The Portuguese is leading the liga bbva scoring chart with 17 goals in 10 matches.
ARSENAL PREPARE SHOCK 40M BID FOR OUT OF FAVOUR REAL MADRID PLAYMAKER
Arsenal f.c are planning a shock swoop for real madrid isco, they are planning a 40m deal for the out of favour real madrid playmaker.With arsenal planning to offload players like cazorla and podolski ro generate fund for the needed playmaker.
LIVERPOOL DEALTH HUGE BLOW AS STRIKER GOES ON INJURY AGAIN
LIVERPOOL F.C have been dealt huge blow as striker daniel sturridge goes on a six (6) weeks thigh injury......the club's official medical team said it is likely for the striker to come back on new year's day.
SAD DAY FOR NIGERIAN FOOTBALL
Its a sad they for nigerian football as the super eagles failed to defend their crown as africa champions as they crash out of the AFCON2014 finals which will take place from january 28 to February 28.super eagles drew 2-2 but was not enough to qualify.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
“I regret Joining Arsenal” – Claims £8m Star
In these perilous times, when everything seems to
be crumbling, not only is there discontent
amongst those who are in the house but those
who have longed moved on now appear to regret
ever coming.
Singed in 2001 as a 20 year old who was tipped
as part of the prodigies of the England Golden
generation, Francis Jeffers was every much as
hot a property as every youngster in the country.
He was to become one of the brightest stars of
his generation after making a flying start at
Everton but a mega money move to Highbury
seemed to be the wrong move for the youngster
managing just eight goals in 2 seasons. Now 33,
Jeffers believes he should have stayed put at
Goodison, as he was even not physically ready for
the challenge, let alone the psychological aspect.
“I hadn’t quite got over my ankle when I went
there” Jeffers said.
“The season before I went to Arsenal I had an
ankle and a shoulder operation and played 14
games so I wasn’t at it anyway.”
“Staying at Everton would have been the best
place for me. I would have had a lot more
football. I went to Arsenal and it didn’t quite
happen”
Jeffers would probably count himself as unlucky
at the time as the Arsenal team was really
studded with worldlies in attack in the persons of
Bergkamp, Overmars, Henry, Pires and Wiltord.
Considering it was the period of Wenger’s foreign
revolution, it could also be that Jeffers credentials
as being a young and untiried Englishman
counted against him, though he holds no grudges
for Wenger.
“Arsene Wenger gave me a fair crack of the whip.
It would be hard to say he didn’t. He was good
for me. I haven’t got a bad word to say about
him. He tells you how it is and he is one of the
only managers I played for who tells you how it
is.”
This will come as some consolation to the
bewildered Arsenal boss who has been spared no
stick by other ex-Gunners, faulting his tactical
and motivational approach to games. Wenger is
no stranger to confrontation and has been
embroiled in a heated war of words with Paul
Merson over what appear to be unsettled scores
stretching back nearly two decades.
Of urgent concern would be to carry out a quick
glance through the Arsenal squad to see if there
are any ones who would probably make the same
statement as Jeffers when they leave. It’ll be
useless to try to name names, though, as we
should rather hope they are all enjoying their stay
at the moment, knowing full well that rough
patches are part of the professional game.
In these perilous times, when everything seems to
be crumbling, not only is there discontent
amongst those who are in the house but those
who have longed moved on now appear to regret
ever coming.
Singed in 2001 as a 20 year old who was tipped
as part of the prodigies of the England Golden
generation, Francis Jeffers was every much as
hot a property as every youngster in the country.
He was to become one of the brightest stars of
his generation after making a flying start at
Everton but a mega money move to Highbury
seemed to be the wrong move for the youngster
managing just eight goals in 2 seasons. Now 33,
Jeffers believes he should have stayed put at
Goodison, as he was even not physically ready for
the challenge, let alone the psychological aspect.
“I hadn’t quite got over my ankle when I went
there” Jeffers said.
“The season before I went to Arsenal I had an
ankle and a shoulder operation and played 14
games so I wasn’t at it anyway.”
“Staying at Everton would have been the best
place for me. I would have had a lot more
football. I went to Arsenal and it didn’t quite
happen”
Jeffers would probably count himself as unlucky
at the time as the Arsenal team was really
studded with worldlies in attack in the persons of
Bergkamp, Overmars, Henry, Pires and Wiltord.
Considering it was the period of Wenger’s foreign
revolution, it could also be that Jeffers credentials
as being a young and untiried Englishman
counted against him, though he holds no grudges
for Wenger.
“Arsene Wenger gave me a fair crack of the whip.
It would be hard to say he didn’t. He was good
for me. I haven’t got a bad word to say about
him. He tells you how it is and he is one of the
only managers I played for who tells you how it
is.”
This will come as some consolation to the
bewildered Arsenal boss who has been spared no
stick by other ex-Gunners, faulting his tactical
and motivational approach to games. Wenger is
no stranger to confrontation and has been
embroiled in a heated war of words with Paul
Merson over what appear to be unsettled scores
stretching back nearly two decades.
Of urgent concern would be to carry out a quick
glance through the Arsenal squad to see if there
are any ones who would probably make the same
statement as Jeffers when they leave. It’ll be
useless to try to name names, though, as we
should rather hope they are all enjoying their stay
at the moment, knowing full well that rough
patches are part of the professional game.
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