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100% focused on making sure the move happens next year one would imagine :)

yep, I suspect there's a promise somewhere of letting him move in the future - tho it might be tied to any success that Arsenal have, with him staying longer if they actually win something this year.

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It is the nouveau armchair post Sky TV fan that has allowed the greedy fcukers who own football clubs to do what they have done.

Not quite correct. More accurately, it's anyone with a Sky subscription, armchair fan, avid attending supporter, whatever.

To anyone who truly loves the game rather than just their club, bin your Sky subscription.

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Not quite correct. More accurately, it's anyone with a Sky subscription, armchair fan, avid attending supporter, whatever.

To anyone who truly loves the game rather than just their club, bin your Sky subscription.

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Easy to say but a lot harder in practice. With my club for example, tickets are next to impossible to get hold of for most games, and the odd ones that are available cost an awful lot of cash. The only way I can watch Arsenal play on a relatively regular basis is to have Sky. To follow through with your idea would mean that as I truely love the game (and I do) I'd have to give up seeing my team play.

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Easy to say but a lot harder in practice. With my club for example, tickets are next to impossible to get hold of for most games, and the odd ones that are available cost an awful lot of cash. The only way I can watch Arsenal play on a relatively regular basis is to have Sky. To follow through with your idea would mean that as I truely love the game (and I do) I'd have to give up seeing my team play.

You can watch Arsenal just as regularly (and perhaps even more regularly) - and for free. You don't need Sky.

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