johnny crossan wrote:Alexis not in the Arsenal squad today.
iwasthere2012 wrote:zuricity wrote:iwasthere2012 wrote:Truth is we need another striker with Jesus missing, whether you like Sanchez or not.
My attitude to Alexis all along has been that he is a very good player who Pep seems to want.
If we get him at a less than extortionate price, well and good.
However Arsenal behaved like Arseholes in August. I don’t think we should entertain them as far as negotiations are concerned.
An ultimatum from us would be more fitting. Take it or leave it. Get nothing for him in June if you act like pricks again.
No we don‘t!
We are scoring goals from all over the park.
If anything, the out and out striker role is diminished in this team and the way we play.
I’d regard the striker roll as a rolling one between the front three.
As such we only have a choice of four to choose from, maybe five if you count Bernardo, but he’s not really there yet.
I think we need another striker, but with luck we could have the personnel to improvise. Not an ideal way to deal with the schedule though given our ambitions.
Chinners wrote:£35mil ... nah they can fucl off
zuricity wrote:Chinners wrote:£35mil ... nah they can fucl off
offer 15 mill and if they refuse go back with 10 million.
City64 wrote:https://twitter.com/inside_mcfc/status/950076995500756995
Gaining momentum .
johnny crossan wrote:City64 wrote:https://twitter.com/inside_mcfc/status/950076995500756995
Gaining momentum .
"Manchester City have almost found an agreement with Arsenal for forward Alexis Sanchez, reports Chilean journalist Maks Cardenas.
City have made a bid of £20million to Arsenal for Sanchez, but the Gunners are holding out for their £35million valuation. Sanchez was controversially dropped from their FA Cup squad today in fear he would become cup-tied and decrease further in value.
To counter that argument, Sanchez could have been left out by Arsene Wenger with one eye on the club’s Carabao Cup semi-final clash with Chelsea on Wednesday. Nonetheless, City were reported to have submitted a bid for Sanchez this weekend, according to Simon Mullock.
An agreement between the two clubs is believed to be closer than ever with a compromise is expected to be reached between the two clubs this month, as Arsenal want to obtain a fee for Sanchez who is a free agent in six months time.
City are willing to wait until June to sign Sanchez, but Gabriel Jesus’ injury has seemingly changed the club’s plans to strengthen in forward areas this January.
City are aiming to compete for four trophies this season, and Sanchez is still eligible to play in the Champions League and FA Cup."
Chilean journo eh - hot source?
johnny crossan wrote:
no smoke without Burns
South Stand Balti wrote:To be fair to Sam Lee he has proven on many occasions that he knows fuck all.
City64 wrote:South Stand Balti wrote:To be fair to Sam Lee he has proven on many occasions that he knows fuck all.
Very true , he tends to jump the bandwagon so to speak . Other City linked twitter "sources" much more creditable .
zuricity wrote:iwasthere2012 wrote:zuricity wrote:iwasthere2012 wrote:Truth is we need another striker with Jesus missing, whether you like Sanchez or not.
My attitude to Alexis all along has been that he is a very good player who Pep seems to want.
If we get him at a less than extortionate price, well and good.
However Arsenal behaved like Arseholes in August. I don’t think we should entertain them as far as negotiations are concerned.
An ultimatum from us would be more fitting. Take it or leave it. Get nothing for him in June if you act like pricks again.
No we don‘t!
We are scoring goals from all over the park.
If anything, the out and out striker role is diminished in this team and the way we play.
I’d regard the striker roll as a rolling one between the front three.
As such we only have a choice of four to choose from, maybe five if you count Bernardo, but he’s not really there yet.
I think we need another striker, but with luck we could have the personnel to improvise. Not an ideal way to deal with the schedule though given our ambitions.
it has worked so far.
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