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al 100° twit scattava il milioncino

RODOLFO ??? :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha: :haha:

mi sottovalutate

plusvalenza... ...ma poi dite che marotta non sa vendere sissoko 7 diego 15 elia 7 ecc.

perdonami MA....vertonghen prima di arrivare al livello di vermaelen ne deve mangiare ancora di pastasciutta

FUORI 1! P.S. se lo vendiamo a 7 facciamo pure plusvalenza +1

Allora hai firmato? Su levati che servono soldi

Era pi

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bravo, ben detto

si, ma intendevo che sono stanchi di questa politica forse io gli ho risposto sobriamente nel topic di rvp in calciomercato poi ho rincarato pure la dose

ha perso la semifinale del 2010 col bayern per colpa di rafael

va a finire che pure walcott rischia di andare al chelsea

i tifosi inglesi ne hanno le scatole piene stavolta vai un po' sul loro forum o leggi i commenti agli articoli

On Thursday, Arsenal's turbulent week descended into civil war after the club’s second biggest shareholder launched a withering attack on primary owner Stan Kroenke. Less than 24 hours after Van Persie revealed his intention to leave the Gunners with a statement questioning the club’s ambition, Alisher Usmanov and Farhad Moshiri — who own close to 30 per cent of Arsenal shares through investment vehicle Red and White Holdings — criticised the Kroenke regime. In a strongly worded five-page open letter addressed to the Arsenal board, Usmanov and Moshiri claim what they view as Kroenke’s lack of investment has led to: * the loss of the club’s best players * Arsenal signing second-rate stars * the club no longer being able to challenge for trophies An extract from the letter read: ‘As a consequence of this (Mr Kroenke’s) policy, which is dressed up as prudent financial planning, it is down to our manager, and not our shareholders, to have to deal with the club’s tight finances, carry the burden of repaying the stadium debt by selling his best players and having to continue to find cheaper replacements. ‘This policy is leading to the loss of our best players, often to our main competitors, and even causes the players themselves to question their future at the club and the club’s ambitions.’ The letter continued: ‘It appears a place in the Champions League will be the pinnacle of our ambition again next season.’ Usmanov and Moshiri’s attack plunges the club into further controversy after Van Persie confirmed he would not be signing a new contract. While Red and White Holdings have no major influence at the club due to the fact they have not been granted a place on the Arsenal board, the letter turns up the heat on Kroenke and the club’s hierarchy as the prospect of another summer of losing their prized asset looms. Meanwhile, Theo Walcott could become the next big-name player to depart. Like Van Persie, the England forward is in the final 12 months of his contract but the club have yet to call him in for talks over a new deal. Chelsea are monitoring the 23-year-old’s situation. Kroenke Sports Enterprises UK Ltd - 41,581 shares = 66.83 per cent Red and White Securities Ltd (Alisher Usmanov and Farhad Moshiri) 18,495 shares = 29.72 per cent Other shareholders = 3.45 per cent qui la lettera, immagino che a golden interessi http://www.arsenalfanshare.com/docs/1341487040rws_open_letter_05_07_2012_(3).pdf?kohana_uri=resources/documents/1341487040rws_open_letter_05_07_2012_(3).pdf

Arsenal plunged into civil war as Usmanov blasts chief Kroenke after RVP bombshell Arsenal are threatening to head into meltdown after Alisher Usmanov launched an attack on the club. After being hit by Robin van Persie's refusal to sign a new contract, the Gunners hierarchy have now been questioned in an open letter from Red & White Holdings - which is fronted by Russian billionaire Usmanov. It turns up the heat on owner Stan Kroenke as the club battles to stay among the Barclays Premier League's elite. Arsenal's second-biggest shareholders have written to Kroenke expressing 'deep reservations' about how the American is running the club. Usmanov and Farhad Moshiri claim that a 'tight' financial regime is leading to manager Arsene Wenger selling his best players and 'having to continue to find cheaper replacements.' They complain that 'we are faced with losing our true marquee player' because we cannot 'give confidence that we can win trophies,' asking 'where are the safeguards to ensure that this doesn't happen again and again?' The pair own just under 30 per cent of Arsenal through investment company Red & White but haven't been allowed on the board by Kroenke. Red & White feel Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis has given the impression there is a 'bitter stand-off' between themselves and the hierarchy. The letter continued: 'In our view it is clear you are trying to distract attention from the more fundamental issues facing the club. 'These are the financial model, the lack of investment and club's future strategic direction. 'At the heart of this is the policy of so-called self-financing. 'The previous decision by the board to fund the building of the Emirates Stadium with long-term debt was, we believe, certainly not about self-financing.' Red & White, who point out they have 'invested circa £200million of cash', set out their 'vision' for Arsenal. The letter added: 'It is simple. A debt free club, with a big enough war chest to buy top talent players who can hit the ground running and who can complement the club's long tradition of developing young players and homegrown talent. 'Together they can help the club win the most prestigious trophies - because it is the trophies which are the crowning achievement for everybody at the club.' Red & White closed their letter by wishing Kroenke 'every success', although stressing they have 'deep reservations about the viability of the policies being pursued by his management team and sanctioned by the board'. The letter concluded: 'Finally and reflecting our long-term commitment to the club, we will continue to purchase more shares in the club from anyone who wants to sell them to us. 'Also in order to formalise our long-term involvement with the club and put an end to any speculation over our position, we, as the co-owners of Red & White, will proudly retain our holding in the club as a long-term investment for ourselves and our family members to benefit for generations to come. 'We want the absolute best for the club and will do what is necessary to ensure the success of the club that we all love.' Arsenal will take time reviewing statements in the open letter before deciding whether to make any official response. However, it is understood the Gunners board and management team are all very committed to the current direction, with a firm belief that the self-funding model will bring long-term success, both on and off the pitch. The claims by RWS follow on from the announcement by Van Persie, in a carefully worded statement on his official website, that he would not be extending his current deal, which runs out next summer. The 28-year-old netted 37 goals in all competitions as Arsenal eventually secured third place, and manager Arsene Wenger recently declared the club must retain their talisman 'at all costs'. However, despite meeting with Wenger and chief executive Gazidis at the end of last season and the signings of Germany striker Lukas Podolski as well as France forward Olivier Giroud, Van Persie remains unconvinced he can fulfil his ambitions with the club he joined as a raw talent from Feyenoord in May 2004. Van Persie will turn 29 in August, and the next contract he agrees could well be his last at the highest level. Serie A winners Juventus, Paris St Germain and Barclays Premier League champions Manchester City are said to be ready to test Arsenal's resolve with a £20million-plus bid. However, the Gunners - who last summer saw both Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri leave - could also look to hold Van Persie to the terms of his deal. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2169165/Arsenal-crisis-Alisher-Usmanov-attacks-club-open-letter-Robin-van-Persie-snub.html qualcuno che ragiona allora c'è ancora usmanov esci il grano e copia il tuo amico roman http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/07/05/article-0-091D1C2B000005DC-223_634x399.jpg

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statistiche premier conclusa http://www.eplindex....opta-stats.html http://www.eplindex.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/RvP-v-ARS-11-12.jpg

è vabbè, ma se qua prende 6, al city minimo 9 se non 10

Il mirrir da robin alla Juve per fatta Dai C***O vieni a Torino porca T***A Che te frega dei soldi, sei gi

Se va allo united mamma mia...peggio che il city