Quote from: Sexylizzy2813 on Today at 11:30:48 PM

This is one hell of a move and a fast one without delay for the Gunners after confirming the injury of their false number 9 Kai Havertz, this has made the Gunners to stay strong in the market or should I say it forced them to go back to the market to be very serious and now they won Eze from Spurs. How does this change the way the Gunners operate this season? Are we expecting to see a more deadly force from the Gunners this season after getting Eze?

I don't understand your post.
Which Eze in Spurs are you talking about?
Please get your records straight.
Eze is of crystal palace and not Spurs.

Quote from: Ale88 on Today at 11:31:56 PM

Quote from: knowngunman on Today at 10:25:18 AM

It's unfortunate Isak decides to put his career at stake knowing he's still under contract. I respect Newcastle for standing firm on this issue by the way.

I totally stand with Newcastle, players must understand that contracts work both ways, they are not just a piece of paper. There is no respect in football, they think they can do whatever they want.
At the same time if it's true that Liverpool offered 140 mln euros for a player like Isak in my opinion they should accept, he's not worth that money.

I stand strongly with Newcastle on this. I even read the statement released by Newcastle after Isak's own. They were still lenient and open to recieving Isak back to the squad.