The Transfer Thread 2022/23- Everything not Wolves

[MARKakaJIM]

The only ones there who you think that’s an ok bit of business about are Tierney and possibly Odegaard. The rest are dross or worse.

I quite like Guendouzi, nothing special but at the price they paid I don't think you can have any complaints.

 

[Sniffer]

Martinelli was doing OK for them prior to the injury.

 

[Derby Wolf]

Arteta pulled a proper dick move with him last year.

We wanted him, he wanted to come here (because he'd play). Arteta assured him he was part of his plans, played him in all the friendlies and the August games.

As soon as the deadline passed, dropped him and barely ever used him again.

Not that I care that we didn't get him (he isn't as good at wingback as the other players we own, and I'm not sure he'd make much difference in CM), it's just pathetic management.

Just to add to this...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1432627779447758848

Arteta coming across a right wanker.

 

[YoungWolf]

Yeah he really is. At first I thought it was just incompetence but it seems worse than that now

 

[Johnny75]

Just to add to this...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1432627779447758848

Arteta coming across a right wanker.

I'm fairly sure AMN would be able to have his contact ripped up if he was prevented from working.

I'm sure there's been a precedent set somewhere recently.

 

[Tredman]

Just to add to this...

https://twitter.com/x/status/1432627779447758848

Arteta coming across a right wanker.

Genuinely what's the point in this? Its spectacularly bad business.

 

[prawnking]

Yeah he really is. At first I thought it was just incompetence but it seems worse than that now

Can't stand him since we played Arsenal and he spent the whole game on the sidelines waving imaginary cards every time one of his players was fouled. Fake Pep

 

[BillyDee]

I'm fairly sure AMN would be able to have his contact ripped up if he was prevented from working.

I'm sure there's been a precedent set somewhere recently.

I recall something like this too, but I think it was an EU ruling, so not sure if it would apply in this instance?

 

[leon0286]

Arteta emulating Pep will be worse than Steve McClaren emulating Fergie.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Berahino to Sheff Wed.

 

[leon0286]

A quote by one of Arsenal's new signing Tomiyasu's agents -

"he was offered to most premier league clubs, he's a good player but not really a right back and not sure how he will get on at Arsenal"

Amazing how Arsenal don't spend anything, for ages, then they give a fortune to the most inexperienced manager they've ever had!

 

[Dire Wolf]

I'm fairly sure AMN would be able to have his contact ripped up if he was prevented from working.

I'm sure there's been a precedent set somewhere recently.

Is it not similar to constructive dismissal? Basically making him so unhappy that he asks to leave thus avoiding paying any compensation? Pretty sure that’s illegal in any workplace isn’t it?

 

[darlowolf64]

I'm fairly sure AMN would be able to have his contact ripped up if he was prevented from working.

I'm sure there's been a precedent set somewhere recently.

They've kissed and made up apparently... No Ainsley, we really want you to stay and play

 

[AndyWolves]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1433533801821470723

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

James Rodriguez to some jokeshop Qatari club. That went well then.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

£200k a week out of the Everton accounts for that. Ouch.

 

[Alan]

The South American Sneijder?

Maybe Arshavin is a better comparison point.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

Arshavin was okay at times. James phoned it in and gave up the second Carlo left.

 

[Alan]

To illustrate just how far Barcelona have fallen, they're apparently readying a winter bid for Jesse Lingard, of all people.

 

[Tredman]

He’ll do well there.