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If Auba stays on w/ us for another two years, he should overtake RVP.

Goat striker

Wouldn't swap him for any striker in the world.

He would be gone this summer if things stay the same

Auba has indirectly slated Xhaka and Emery.

Ozil highlighted an appalling second half in his Insta post.

We already have an issue with Auba and Laca's contracts now. This is going to turn out really ugly if we don't act soon.

We cannot afford to lose Auba or Laca.

Angelito wrote:Auba has indirectly slated Xhaka and Emery.

Ozil highlighted an appalling second half in his Insta post.

We already have an issue with Auba and Laca's contracts now. This is going to turn out really ugly if we don't act soon.

We cannot afford to lose Auba or Laca.

No player is irreplaceable.
Even the hint of an issue on contract extensions should place them both on the transfer list in January.

Off to Madrid. Bye

jayramfootball wrote:

Angelito wrote:Auba has indirectly slated Xhaka and Emery.

Ozil highlighted an appalling second half in his Insta post.

We already have an issue with Auba and Laca's contracts now. This is going to turn out really ugly if we don't act soon.

We cannot afford to lose Auba or Laca.

No player is irreplaceable.
Even the hint of an issue on contract extensions should place them both on the transfer list in January.

This isn't a time of loony tales.

We have to identify the problem and work to rectify it rather than being existential about it.

The person who should go straight to the bin is the manager. Majority of Arsenal fans didn't see this coming because they didn't want to.

How many goals have we scored without Auba and Laca this season?

Exactly.

In life, knowing when to strike is the most important thing. But more often than not, we live in a bubble that idealizes a situation, romanticizes it, and the end result is an unfavorable one.

Yet, life goes on.

Only, it could have been different.

But it isn't yet it still goes on.

Only it would have been better.

What's best is not having that debate because you're wise enough to understand the tides of time.

That moment when you realize you’re too good for this place.

When you notice Emery hasn't subbed off Xhaka but has taken off Ceballos, Guendouzi and Ozil.

Angelito wrote:

jayramfootball wrote:

Angelito wrote:Auba has indirectly slated Xhaka and Emery.

Ozil highlighted an appalling second half in his Insta post.

We already have an issue with Auba and Laca's contracts now. This is going to turn out really ugly if we don't act soon.

We cannot afford to lose Auba or Laca.

No player is irreplaceable.
Even the hint of an issue on contract extensions should place them both on the transfer list in January.

This isn't a time of loony tales.

We have to identify the problem and work to rectify it rather than being existential about it.

The person who should go straight to the bin is the manager. Majority of Arsenal fans didn't see this coming because they didn't want to.

How many goals have we scored without Auba and Laca this season?

Exactly.

In life, knowing when to strike is the most important thing. But more often than not, we live in a bubble that idealizes a situation, romanticizes it, and the end result is an unfavorable one.

Yet, life goes on.

Only, it could have been different.

But it isn't yet it still goes on.

Only it would have been better.

What's best is not having that debate because you're wise enough to understand the tides of time.

We can't let a player enter the last year of his contract.
It's nto about principles or any idealistic view of the world, it's about cold hard cash.
Auba could probably get us £80m and Laca £60m.
Compare that to zilch if they end up digging their heels in and playing out the last year of their contracts.
Auba enters his final year in June next year - needs to extend BEFORE then.
Lacazette we have more time on.

Auba either wants to stay or he doesn't - I don't want another Ramsey situation.

I don't disagree with you on Emery - I have run out of patience with him, mainly because he has proven to be as stubborn as Wenger, playing Xhaka week in week out. That's a big no no. I don't mind coaches that get things wrong, learn from it and change, but to have another Wenger type is a disaster at what is a pivotal time for the club.

Don't know where we'd be without him.

A good season is needed or we'll risk losing him next season as he enters the last year of his contract.

saved Emery’s job

thought he was very unsharp today

bar his freekick obviously

the sexy man