A few important points: 1. Arsenal Supporters' Trust have said that Stan Kroenke has a good relationship with them and recently supported the fanshare scheme: "it is really important that supporters remain involved in Arsenal's ownership structure." 2. The offer will not be funded by way of any debt finance and 3. Arsene says that SK "understands the club's heritage and traditions and our ambition to run the club in a way which protects our long-term future". [Int. Business Times]
What about short term trophy cabinet filling?...we shall see. A couple of old hands wouldn't go amiss to steer the young guns. Is Tony Adams fit?
**"The fact is that Wenger chooses not to spend the money he has at his disposal, preferring to develop young talent than to follow the spend or bust approach of Chelsea and Manchester City."
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I was going to post how impressed I was by the Arse at Blackpool yesterday - they liked the physical challenge, mind you with mad Jens back in goal they are only ever a poor back pass from disaster.
Man.City are apparently going to offer silly money for Jack Wilshire this summer.
Funnily enough though they were shit against Blackpool in the 1st 10 minutes of each half, lucky not to go behind and certainly lucky re possible penalty (and Jens red card?!)
Just seen the Liverpool result...maybe Man City need a rethink.
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