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DialSquaregooner wrote:

DiamondGooner wrote:

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

Yes but this has put AFC down at least £10m which is the rumoured amount Palace were going to offer us in January, that is now off.

Its also robbed us of a productive bench option so all round this one kind of sucks.

Tbf if Ramsey got injured that actually wouldn't of changed anything for us, he seems like he's staying until the clock runs down so we were not in for any money from him ............ this actually might make AFC push for a January sale for Ramsey now because anything we can get i.e £15m or so would off set the Welbeck financial loss.

Is ramsey CL eligible?

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

On the plus side Nketiah is now de facto third choice striker, which I'm ok with. He deserves a chance.

Angelito wrote:

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

On the plus side Nketiah is now de facto third choice striker, which I'm ok with. He deserves a chance.

From a moral standpoint, we have to offer him a one-year deal at least (until the summer of a 2020), so that he could heal and rehabilitate properly. We're not just a mere company. We're an organization that reaches to every corner of the world. One can't discard its player just like that.

Danny's contract runs out next summer. I think he will be out for 8-10 months. We have to stick by him during this period, especially as he picked this horrific injury playing for Arsenal. There's no need to offer him a long-term deal but anything less than a one-year deal would be poor on our part. As a club, we have certain responsibilities.

All of this of course assuming the severity of the injury and post-trauma recovery.

Angelito wrote:

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

On the plus side Nketiah is now de facto third choice striker, which I'm ok with. He deserves a chance.

From a moral standpoint, we have to offer him a one-year deal at least (until the summer of a 2020), so that he could heal and rehabilitate properly. We're not just a mere company. We're an organization that reaches to every corner of the world. One can't discard its player just like that.

Danny's contract runs out next summer. I think he will be out for 8-10 months. We have to stick by him during this period, especially as he picked this horrific injury playing for Arsenal. There's no need to offer him a long-term deal but anything less than a one-year deal would be poor on our part. As a club, we have certain responsibilities.

All of this of course assuming the severity of the injury and post-trauma recovery.

Angelito wrote:

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

On the plus side Nketiah is now de facto third choice striker, which I'm ok with. He deserves a chance.

From a moral standpoint, we have to offer him a one-year deal at least (until the summer of a 2020), so that he could heal and rehabilitate properly. We're not just a mere company. We're an organization that reaches to every corner of the world. One can't discard its player just like that.

Danny's contract runs out next summer. I think he will be out for 8-10 months. We have to stick by him during this period, especially as he picked this horrific injury playing for Arsenal. There's no need to offer him a long-term deal but anything less than a one-year deal would be poor on our part. As a club, we have certain responsibilities.

All of this of course assuming the severity of the injury and post-trauma recovery.

EliteKiller wrote:

Angelito wrote:

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

On the plus side Nketiah is now de facto third choice striker, which I'm ok with. He deserves a chance.

From a moral standpoint, we have to offer him a one-year deal at least (until the summer of a 2020), so that he could heal and rehabilitate properly. We're not just a mere company. We're an organization that reaches to every corner of the world. One can't discard its player just like that.

Danny's contract runs out next summer. I think he will be out for 8-10 months. We have to stick by him during this period, especially as he picked this horrific injury playing for Arsenal. There's no need to offer him a long-term deal but anything less than a one-year deal would be poor on our part. As a club, we have certain responsibilities.

All of this of course assuming the severity of the injury and post-trauma recovery.

Why? He has been offered a new contract in 2017 and again summer 2018 ... he didn't sign ... that was his choice ... why are we now supposed to shell out several million because he got injured?

He knew the risks by not signing a contract , feel very sorry for him but that's life ... he made his choice now he has to live with it ...

Wonger dragged us down this 'nice but lose' path for a decade ... let's not go there again ...

If Danny was a low paid nurse or teacher then fair enough ... but he's a multi-millionaire footballer, and let's not forget he's insured, so he will still be getting 100k a week ... just maybe not 120k ... think he'll manage OK ....

Arsenal have been urged to make a “magnificent gesture” to Danny Welbeck and hand the forward a new contract after confirming that he has suffered a “significant ankle injury”.

The England international is set to see his current deal expire next summer, but Perry Groves wants to see him offered fresh terms.

Ach wrote:

EliteKiller wrote:

Angelito wrote:

UFGN wrote:I'm not having a dig at him but at least he's nearly out of contract

The last thing we need is another Diaby farce

And I'm sorry, but if Wenger was here I'd be shitting myself worrying that hed be given one of Wenger's famous "crocked? Have a new contract then" specials

On the plus side Nketiah is now de facto third choice striker, which I'm ok with. He deserves a chance.

From a moral standpoint, we have to offer him a one-year deal at least (until the summer of a 2020), so that he could heal and rehabilitate properly. We're not just a mere company. We're an organization that reaches to every corner of the world. One can't discard its player just like that.

Danny's contract runs out next summer. I think he will be out for 8-10 months. We have to stick by him during this period, especially as he picked this horrific injury playing for Arsenal. There's no need to offer him a long-term deal but anything less than a one-year deal would be poor on our part. As a club, we have certain responsibilities.

All of this of course assuming the severity of the injury and post-trauma recovery.

Why? He has been offered a new contract in 2017 and again summer 2018 ... he didn't sign ... that was his choice ... why are we now supposed to shell out several million because he got injured?

He knew the risks by not signing a contract , feel very sorry for him but that's life ... he made his choice now he has to live with it ...

Wonger dragged us down this 'nice but lose' path for a decade ... let's not go there again ...

If Danny was a low paid nurse or teacher then fair enough ... but he's a multi-millionaire footballer, and let's not forget he's insured, so he will still be getting 100k a week ... just maybe not 120k ... think he'll manage OK ....

Pretty much this