Showing posts with label Almunia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Almunia. Show all posts

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Malaga In Advanced Talks With Almunia

Arsenal's out of favour goal-keeper Manuel Almunia, is reportedly set to join La Liga's in vogue side Malaga, in the coming days.

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Schwarzer, Given and Almunia - it's about to get exciting

Honestly, I hope Arséne Wenger

Monday, August 16, 2010

Manuel Almunia! What in a name?

Heard the boys

Friday, August 6, 2010

Arsene Wenger explains Arsenal's goalkeeping situation - we won't buy a keeper!

The manager

Monday, August 2, 2010

The Press seems to know what we want, not what we need!

Some of the media organizations

Friday, July 30, 2010

Maybe Arsenal aint Gunner buy a goalkeeper, afterall it's merely a big fuss

Enough of all these unprovoked reaction mates,

Friday, July 16, 2010

Samir Handanovic inches close to Arsenal

The Gunners are reportedly ready to hold talks with the goalie's club.

Sunday, June 13, 2010

A public plea on behalf of Manuel Almunia - believe me he isn't the worst!

Arsenal's #1 shot-stopper Manuel Almunia baffles me, I never thought I'd say this, but I must! We have to look beyond Manuel's numerous mistakes and afford him another opportunity to make/mar his chances.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Mark Schwarzer and Arsenal how compatible?

At 37 years of age, he might be labelled an old-stopper by some sections of our teeming supporters.

I don't blame them, Arsene Wenger might have realised that he needs youth and experience to blend properly, if the team is to stand a chance of competing for any silverware next season - not to talk of banishing our trophyless state.

Monday, April 19, 2010

Transfer Tidbits [Almunia, Hart, Cahill, Hugo]

What went wrong yesterday? Due to some circumstances beyond my control I failed to watch our Barclays Premier League match against Wigan.

Although I knew we were gunner face the Latics at the DW Stadium with a depleted squad, I deliberately refused to think of the glaring possibility of losing, honestly I still can't fathom the fact that we threw away a two goal lead in the final minutes of the match - all said and done I think I'll need to watch the match personally to be able to arrive at a conclusion.

Below are a few transfer targets, the papers believe will spur Hill-Wood, Wenger, Gazidis and any other person that runs/or has a say in how the finances of our dear club are administered might consider.

¤ Almunia - according to the Daily Mirror Arsenal's 32-year-old Spanish goal keeper Manuel Almunia, might be leaving the Emirates for the San Siro this Summer. The Italian giants are extremely interested in the player's signature, so as to forestall any eventuality if Nelsen Dida decides to switch to England [preferably to Liverpool].

According to the reports Arsenal are set to replace the outgoing Almunia with Joe Hart. The Gunners are finally ready to secure their top-flight position by making an offer of €10m for Manchester City's safe hands Joe Hart. The 23-year-old goal keeper is currently playing on loan at St. Andrews for Birmingham City.

¤ Gary Cahill - Arsenal's manager Arsene Wenger is interested in signing Gary Cahill. The 24-year-old English Centre-back is currently plying his trade for Bolton Wanderers, and he's being touted as the perfect replacement for the injured William Gallas.

¤ Hugo Rodallega - Finally, Le Professeur has set his eyes on Wigan's impressive striker Hugo Rodallega.
The manager wants to snap the 25-year-old forward, who according to many is a replica of ex Gunner Emmanuel Adebayor.

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Wenger drops Almunia bombshell

Le Prof. might have finally awoken from his short-sightedness induced slumber.

The gaffer expressed dissatisfaction with Almunia's form, and admitted
he might have to do something urgently to rectify the ugly situation.
Wenger previously had a penchant for supporting the Spaniard doggedly
and even went as far as, claiming he was the best in the Premier
League some months ago: "In my own opinion, Manuel is the best keeper
in the Premier League," Arsene said last year.

But the seasoned tactician is now singing a new tune: "I never said
that he will be my long-term No1," Wenger explained.
"He's a great goal keeper and he is in competition with Lucasz Fabianski.
So I want to see how we finish now so I do not think it is the best
period to talk about individual players," Wenger concluded.

Arsenal has being linked with a couple of high-profile goalies and
from what Wenger had said, it can be deduced that the 32-year-old's
time at the North London outfit might really be up.