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www.ACMilan.it already signed but fuck it!! We have Gilberto, Denilson and Song... Good luck to Flamini, Arsene is to blame for this!! Too Late and Too Cheap... Diarra also gone in januari which could have been the successor of Flamini... poor poor management!!

Well at some point it is of course a bad thing that he has left Arsenal, but on the other hand he most certainly lacked the commitment to the club. And he proved himself to be one little greedy bastard.

So well fuck off Flamini!

I am confident that Wenger will somebody better to replace him.

lo2 wrote:

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Well at some point it is of course a bad thing that he has left Arsenal, but on the other hand he most certainly lacked the commitment to the club. And he proved himself to be one little greedy bastard.

So well fuck off Flamini!

I am confident that Wenger will somebody better to replace him.

Lo2, you are right!!! I am quite pissed with him too. Arsenal Made you, mr Flamini! how could he just walk off like that? And see his comments:

<< Flamini expressed his joy at the move after finalising terms with the Serie A outfit.


'I am extremely happy. Thanks a million,' he said.


Despite the offer of a lucrative new five-year deal - understood to be worth around £55,000-a-week - from the north London club, Flamini's head was turned by Milan's interest. >>

you are one greedy man.......

Go fly a kite, Flamster.

Now, we groom Song into DM. He was the best in that position in the African Cup, so we should groom him there and make sure he sign a super long term contract this time round.

Flamini is mad if he thinks he'll get on for Milan hes up against Kaka, Andrea Pirlo, Gattuso and Massimo Ambrosini in his position.

NUTS, but I'm glad, because it will hurry Arsene into the transfer market earlier. So we now need 1 X Defensive Midfielder, 2 x Centre Backs and 1 x World class keeper.

Spend, spend, spend!!!!

Wenger disappointed in Flamini defection

Arsene Wenger is 'disappointed' Mathieu Flamini did not share his vision for Arsenal's future, but is convinced there are enough 'winners' left in the squad to prove him right next season.

The 24-year-old France midfielder, who was out of contract in the summer, earlier this week completed his long-anticipated move to AC Milan.

Arsenal had been keen to keep Flamini, who forged a strong partnership with Cesc Fabregas at the heart of the team, but not at any cost.

The Emirates Stadium club are understood to have offered Flamini - a player whom 12 months ago looked on his way out of the club - a lucrative new deal, worth around £55,000 a week.

Because he was a free agent, Flamini was able to get himself a better package elsewhere and rumours continue over whether Inter Milan target Alexander Hleb or indeed Fabregas will be at Emirates Stadium either for the start of next season.

Wenger, though, insists Arsenal will not be held to ransom by anyone looking to force them to break the club's strict wages cap - and would not want anyone to stay unless it was to share his determination for success.

'It is a problem [the salaries on offer] but we did not master this situation [with Flamini] because when a player is out of contract he can sign where he wants,' said Wenger, speaking at a forum for Arsenal's shareholders.

'I must say I am disappointed that he did that - but legally he can do it.

'But I hope that 95% of the team, the core of the team, says 'come on, we have only just lost'.

Wenger insisted he did not want any more players to leave this summer, with Hleb reported to be ready to buy his freedom under new FIFA regulations of the Webster Clause.

The Arsenal manager has been less than impressed with other clubs talking up his players who are under contract.

The Arsenal manager insisted: 'We want to keep Hleb, we want him to be part of our team next year.

'It is as simple as that. We have lost one player [Mathieu Flamini], we do not want to lose more.'

Wenger added: 'What people say about the buy-out clause, it is not as simple as it looks.

'It is much more difficult and the clubs are reluctant to do that [invoke the Webster Clause].'

He fucked us so fuck him!!
If there wouldnt be Arsenal he would be crap and still play in French league. I hope we will meet Milan next season in CL and demolish them!
GO GUNNERS!!!

Everyone !!!!
Let's be self-critical: which one of you if offered a better payed job in a more glamorous city wouldn't accept???
Flamini did the right thing !!!
He was thinking for his future, for himself !!!!
When no one was thinking of him, it was AW job to think.
look at the article: http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=686506
A true and precise analysis. So please read it before expressing your anger with Flamini.
It should be directed to another person.

Yes, he was thinking for himself but he should be thinking for all players and club. But he is gone and we cant change this. I hope we will buy something!

tdejan wrote:

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Everyone !!!!
Let's be self-critical: which one of you if offered a better payed job in a more glamorous city wouldn't accept???
Flamini did the right thing !!!
He was thinking for his future, for himself !!!!
When no one was thinking of him, it was AW job to think.
look at the article:
http://goal.com/en/Articolo.aspx?ContenutoId=686506
A true and precise analysis. So please read it before expressing your anger with Flamini.
It should be directed to another person.

tdejan is right for the point that the board should have done something. Is it Wenger or is it the people who holds the $$$$? I do not know. Well, we let Pires, Vieira, Ljunberg and Edu run down their contracts. Together, we could have sold them for at least 16 to 18 m pounds if we held a long term contract with them. So there is some point in reviewing our policy of not extending experience players over 30 and not showing the money! because its a dog eat dog world out there, so manures, chelski, loserpools and even QPR will continue to poach the best players with MONEY. if we dont do that, we lose out

Money talks.