Edin Dzeko

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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Deano » Tue Jan 05, 2010 6:32 pm

Yep, which is why the goose has well and truly flown where Dzeko's concerned.

Strange how Wenger values players really, and he's shown that he can be a bit obsessive with his pursuit of certain players. He was after Reyes for a good two years before he got his man for alot more money than people realise in the end. If he really thinks a player will slot in with amazing effect, he will shock people and sometimes pay over the odds to what, say, we think the player is worth. He paid, some say, in excess of £15m for Arshavin and slightly less for Nasri, when I didnt think he'd go that high for either tbh. It's almost like he has his perfect little picture of exactly what he wants and will go slightly overboard if need be to complete the picture. He will flirt with players and clubs to see if there's a possible bargain to be had, naturally, but ultimately, if the player isn't in his 'picture' he'll readily bin the idea it seems...
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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Reddaz » Tue Jan 05, 2010 8:56 pm

Dzeko would fit perfectly into our system. He would play Target man up top on his own, doing the job VP would do when he isn't injured. Then when both are fit you can play both of them together with VP on the left forward in a 4-3-3. We need that tall strong forward presence that we lost with Ade.

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Re: Edin Dzeko

by damir » Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:08 pm

Reddaz wrote:Dzeko would fit perfectly into our system. He would play Target man up top on his own, doing the job VP would do when he isn't injured. Then when both are fit you can play both of them together with VP on the left forward in a 4-3-3. We need that tall strong forward presence that we lost with Ade.

of course he would fit in our team like he would fit in any other I am just sorry cause he wont score for us but against us!Wenger has said he is interested but he is too expensive and that is the problem,so lets have Gignac or Chamak,sit and wait and good luck
p.s....I almost forgot...and don't question manager's decisions

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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Fabregas4 » Wed Jan 06, 2010 4:02 pm

damir wrote:
Reddaz wrote:Dzeko would fit perfectly into our system. He would play Target man up top on his own, doing the job VP would do when he isn't injured. Then when both are fit you can play both of them together with VP on the left forward in a 4-3-3. We need that tall strong forward presence that we lost with Ade.

of course he would fit in our team like he would fit in any other I am just sorry cause he wont score for us but against us!Wenger has said he is interested but he is too expensive and that is the problem,so lets have Gignac or Chamak,sit and wait and good luck
p.s....I almost forgot...and don't question manager's decisions


To be honest i think you just have sour grapes because he is from the same country as yourself.
Yes hes a good player and we probably all love to see him at arsenal, but who is to say he would come to England and score goal after goal like he does in germany ? the german league is a total different class to the premiership.

Whos to say he doesnt do a huntelaar move from his club were he scores goals after goals (ajax) moves to 2 bigger and better clubs and doesnt suceed at either ?

I would love to see him at our club as much as any, problem being hes a big risk at 20 -30m quid.
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Re: Edin Dzeko

by damir » Wed Jan 06, 2010 4:42 pm

well,listening to you all I can't see how we are going to sign any striker and don't know what a guy should do to prove he is good for EPL!don't worry he wont come to Arsenal we all knew that from the beginning so don't get nervous about it,we will have our Gignac or Chamak who are proven players
the problem isn't Dzeko,the problem is we are not ready to take the risk,we pay a little so we will be less sad if player turns to be bad,other words we are cheap,so problem isn't in Dzeko,don't say he isn't proven etc..cause that's not true!forget about Dzeko let's talk about Villa,Aguero...

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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Curt.B » Fri Jan 08, 2010 9:31 pm

One word: Balance.

This idea of fitting in to play the 'Arsenal Way' is lovely in theory. However, you need balance in a football team. Combine power and efficiency with beauty and fluency and it will be of benefit to us.
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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Jason Goldstein » Fri Jan 22, 2010 4:40 pm

Milan to sign Dzeko. £25m euros plus Huntelaar
http://www.edindzeko.com/

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Re: Edin Dzeko

by damir » Fri Jan 22, 2010 7:08 pm

Milan is his dream!I think he should go to any other team but not Milan but that's his wish!I think with Wenger and under his command and advices he could learn the most and be the best attacker in the world but...not like I am saying Wenger should sign him,just saying Wenger would know what to do with him if he has him in the team

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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Sinbad » Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:01 pm

You seen this

Dzeko was at Emirates last night. After Wenger missed training
By Myles Palmer
http://www.arsenalnewsreview.co.uk/inde ... +Review%29

Wenger never misses training.

But it's been reported that he missed training yesterday.

And Michael just told me that his mate Ajay called last night to tell him that Edin Dzeko was at the ground last night.

Ajay's mate called him to say Dzeko was there. Let's hope Ajay's mate knows what he's talking about. If not, there will be repercussions...

Wolfsburg striker, six foot three, scored in away games against Manchester United, CSKA Moscow and Besiktas, has 14 goals in 23 internationals for Bosnia.

Won't be eligible for Champions League.

But Dzeko would quickly fit into the Croatian short-passing style, while also allowing them to open a game up and use Arshavin's pace.

At the moment Arsenal don't use Arshavin's pace. They only use his skill, vision and sharpness.

Ajay is a Gooner who reads this site.

Tell us more, Ajay !!! Did your mate SEE Dzeko?
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Re: Edin Dzeko

by Delicate Balance » Fri Jan 22, 2010 9:53 pm

Myles Palmer is an absolute twat. I would take anything he says with a very big helping of salt.
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