So Wayne is going to Arsenal? With the financial rules setting in soon, Arsenal are already safe making profits, a great money managing club..thank Arsene Wenger.

I can't see any big club making profits by 2014, especially not Manchester United. Not Real Madrid. Not even Barcelona. He'd be a great fit because of his physicality at Bayern M?nchen..they should have the funds as well. Really hard to call Pips..

But haha, “The Big 4” I think has changed..with Man City replacing United and Tottenham replacing bottom dwellers Liverpool. So Pips..honey, pour the drinks!!! We're looking at a 1-2 finish.

Edit: AGM meeting held at Arsenal on Thursday..Arsene Wenger stating his vision of future success, recent league stories, etc. Very interesting..Wenger states he has funds for the January transfer window!?? Why the sudden willingness to spend? Well, he only said he will only enter the market if there is a player that can improve Arsenal football club and said there one or two slots for improvements. You don't think??? Acquiring Wayne Rooney would be absolutely groundbreaking. He is a winner, if you pay him enough and win consistently, he doesn't talk..and his work rate will integrate well into any club's system.

Well Mr K....where do we start?

We could dissect Sir Alex?s public demolition of Rooney?s character, a selfish, misguided, misogynist, who hasn?t the respect or loyalty to his club or manager to be open and honest enough to even explain the reasons behind his actions, you could feel the despondency, and contempt behind every word Sir Alex spat out, Rooney could not come up with one good reason why he wanted to leave a club that in Sir Alex?s words had stood by him through thick and thin.....

Sir Alex... "We have won 40 major trophies, countless cup finals, have a fantastic history, a great stadium, great training arrangements, we don't understand it. I can't answer any questions about why he is doing it. We can speculate. We can have opinions. It won't matter a dickie-bird, simply because the player is adamant he wants to leave."

Rooney could not have dropped his Club further into the deep and smelly, the timing alone is a shocking act of betrayal, Man U will be severely weakened in the coming weeks and months leading up to the January transfer window, will Sir Alex risk playing Rooney in any of the champions league fixtures?, well Rooney is left out of tonights match, any transfer fees United try to recoup will be offset through a transfer clause that furnishes Everton on Rooney departure, with a colossal 25% of any terms over and above the ?27m 2004 deal.

Wayne Rooney's turbulent year: timeline.........

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/8066108/Wayne-Rooneys-turbulent-year-timeline.html

From Hero to Zero.....in 12 Months .....

Where will Rooney go?

Man City?, Chelsea ?, or maybe Central Europe ?...Barcelona?, Real Madrid, Inter, whatever? ....But one fact remains looming over the horizon , UEFA?s Financial fair play......

http://www.uefa.com/uefa/footballfirst/protectingthegame/financialfairplay/news/newsid=1520059.html

Quote:
The UEFA Club Financial Control Panel ? chaired by former Belgian Prime Minister Jean-Luc Dehaene ? has been set up to monitor and ensure that clubs across UEFA's member association adhere to the financial fair play requirements included in the regulations. The concept will be implemented over 2010, 2011 and 2012. Fair play criteria will become mandatory from the beginning of the 2013/14, when the Club Financial Control Panel can start pronouncing sanctions against clubs based on financial statements from the 2011/12 and 2012/13 reporting periods.

Under the financial fair play concept and the regulations, clubs will be encouraged to operate on the basis of their own revenues and not spend more than their income. Clubs should also settle their liabilities with players, authorities and other clubs in a punctual manner. In addition, they will have to provide information about future financial planning..........Oh yes..poo rolls down hill...

Val, here take this Prozac. It's all over front pages now. Why Rooney wants to leave? Who knows..Manchester United management are willing to make him the highest paid player in England, but really who gets paid more than this guy? Since Rooney leaving is out on the world, where does he go? I think he's too pricy to be sold to any random club so it's pretty to break down possibilities, stay in England or pack for Spain. I only count four clubs though Pips, being Chelsea, Man City, Liverpool, and Real Madrid. One of my friends stated Rooney will pair up with Tevez at City..oh how that pair will cause major problems..Chelsea are looking for another loaded striker..Rooney can be their guy. If Liverpool sells Fernando Torres for Chelsea's initially offered ?70 million, they have the budgets to hold a homecoming for Wayne. And finally, many people want to see Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo paired up again. And Real are always welcoming of new players and actually considered buying Rooney for some years now. I'm excited to see how Sir Alex manages this situation.

But why not Barcelona? Well, money..They bought David Villa, good buy, but mistakingly bought Villa. They have all these players..high paid players I'll add..debt will overcome their greed. They had to loan Zlatan Ibrahimovic and sold Thierry Henry to manage weekly wages properly. I would truely be astonished if Barcelona threw in a bid for Rooney.

So Pips..honey, where does the Rooney legacy go from here?

Jesus Mr K pass Val the Prozac ??..he?s going to need it?..
Archive 2004 - Wayne Rooney signs for Man Utd??

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/m/man_utd/9107918.stm

Sir Alex Ferguson confirms Wayne Rooney exit rumours??

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/m/man_utd/9107091.stm

Rooney has yet to explain to Sir Alex why ?......
It is truly astonishing ??.

Well Pips...honey, I was more interested in seeing the substantial altitude difference of the two lads. Indeed it was man against boy..lol. But anyways Jack Wilshere and head honcho, Arsene Wenger both stated the red card was the right call and deserving. Such a rash challenge so late in the match. But three matches for three points is worth it. 3 points of a possible 9 recently was not expected...but at least we have grasped the feeling of winning often, something United has not managed..eheheheh~

And Chelsea look to be in trouble..I think Drogba has used all of his magic tricks..*gasp. He saved one for Arsenal for sure, but not scoring, not him, but as a whole team against City and Aston Villa, something is up. Ancelotti should be weary of his managerial status..that is not what Roman Abramovich likes to see.

And Liverpool lost again...

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!~

It's not even my opinion of Roy Hodgson as gaffa, but the squad as one is just horrible. And to think Roy held such high expectations for the club...they should sell all their good players to match their table position. Captain Gerrard has to be embarrassed. Torres opted to stay instead of going to Chelsea...bro, 18th place on the league table is not Champions League football. This goes back to two seasons ago...

Selling Xabi Alonso = Worst decision ever!!!

Rooney has stated his intentions to leave Man U ?in or around? the January transfer window after electing not to sign a contract extension.....

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/oct/17/wayne-rooney-manchester-united

So a song to Man U from Wayne Rooney......"Should I Stay or Should I Go"...actually from The Clash....Dad?s era I know but very apt ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZBPu7jJbJU

Man U through the points away, and to cap it all with 18 minutes remaining, on comes Rooney to basic walk off again empty handed, with a torrent of boo?s ringing in his ears, leaving Man U drawing 5 in 8. Edwin van der Sar?s butter fingers was well summed up by Sir Alex: ?It?s inexplicable, the second goal, what can you say? Edwin has been playing for 25 years and the last time he made a mistake like that was probably in primary school so there?s nothing you can do about that. It?s just one of those inexplicable errors, the criticism is we didn?t finish them off. We are losing points. It?s frustrating. It?s not a defining result in terms of where the league is going to end up, but we can?t keep doing that. There?s two ways of looking at it being unbeaten in eight matches, for teams down the league, you say we?re undefeated, but for United, it?s not good enough.? ......

On to Chelsea 0 v 0 Aston Villa.....Not a match Chelsea want to remember, lots of rattling woodwork but no goals, and a down beat performance from Chelsea, with Man C breathing down our necks and another win for Arsenal, Chelsea were lucky not to have lost the point, Nigel Coker ghosted round Pert Cech but fluffed up the finish, god most of our neighbors must have heard my sign of relief.......So what will Mr K make of the dismissal of Jack Wilshere? .... Arsenal 2-1 Birmingham....Ok let?s hear from the doggs do da?s.....himself....

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/a/arsenal/9098996.stm

Well there was a clean set of studs, off the ground and heading for Nikola Zigic?s leg......???!!

Over to you Mr K.........

This Premiership season will not be won by one fixture .........
I know this sounds bonkers but the World Cup could have been won or lost on and wait for this ?interactions and differentiability, of Cross-dominance of ambidexterity?.......not my words but Prof Frick ...?I know more meaningless long words than anybody else? the man with a crayon protruding from his backside..... yes simply put 2 footedness.....

CEP Discussion Paper No 948
September 2009.....The Returns to Scarce Talent:
Footedness and Player Remuneration in European Soccer
Alex Bryson, Bernd Frick and Rob Simmons

From bottom of page 8 ...Mod 5 ..Results to Mod 6 .......ignore everything else .....
?We build up our salary models beginning with a naive specification? .....

http://cep.lse.ac.uk/pubs/download/dp0948.pdf

Man City will bring the Premiership to its knees, with revenues at ?120m and just get this .......player wages alone reaching a crazy ?135m that is a differential close to ?15m, an outrage to reason....

Yes ok guys Chelsea is guilty of a similar act over the financial period 2005/6 that should never been allowed, and clarifies why the fair play rules from UEFA must be introduced to stop this madness, the trouble is the essence of capitalism is commiserate to speculation, the fundamental difference between the principal of open markets and socialism.....

Man C has a net spending on transfers totalling over ?400m ....and Man C have just enter the top 5......look at Newcastle ......brought 9 player for just ?9m including wages ......real Kmart ?stack em high? philosophy, and let not forget Arsenal, Kayoko the Chelsea lose , is handbags compared to what will be in place for 2012/2013 and Arsene Wenger knows the UEFA financial fair play rules will come into effect and will mean all clubs can only spend what their revenue allows.....

Val Man U could well be an exception to the rule, the Glazers have been extremely clever ......what Man U has is actually neither a debt or a loan .....oh yes, it a complex situation ....

Well, Laurent Koscielny I thought played outstanding to challenge Drogba 1 v 1 the way he did and win a few times. Arsenal seemed to dominate possession the second half..we just couldn't break Chelsea down. Chamakh seemed to a goal, even two in him..just headed the ball wide on a corner then failed to pull the trigger with Cech off his line on the other. We lacked concentration having missed our more experiened players like Fabregas and Vermaelen.

But kudos to Chelsea. I thought Ramires played the match right for the Blues. He showed great pace outrunning the likes of Arshavin on loose balls and tackled well. And honestly, name a goalkeeper who could have saved Drogba inside flick? No goalkeeper would've thought he would shoot that. He did and it made him feel like a rockstar afterwards. And name a goalkeeper who could have saved Alex's power shot? He bent it away from Fabianski so well..I thought he'd sail it over, but somehow he kept it down. Two world class goals beat Arsenal..I can't argue. And that's the difference. Chelsea takes full advantage of their chances..Arsenal just couldn't finish. Build up was spectacular, just not the killer instinct.

Kayoko?.. Its early Days ??This match could have so easily gone Arsenal?s way , Chamakh's nodded a whisker wide from Sagna's cross and Koscielny inexplicably headed a sitter over the top, he was rooted almost in the goal, Arsenal looked the more dangerous side taking full advantage, after winning possession, it just wasn?t their day?.. It was agonizing watching Wenger's twisted with frustration and disappointment; Football can be a cruel sport?..


It wasn?t match Man U want to remember either but they did manage to come way with a point?. Michael Owen has his best days firmly behind him, sorry Val, Berbatov made his presents felt from the moment he stepped on the pitch which begs the question why was Owen there in the first place??but we all make good armchair critic?s with the benefit of hindsight ?..

Well, we have been horrible at defending Drogba and defending set pieces late. Chelsea did both..ugh

ALL OF OUR GOALKEEPERS ARE GARBAGE.

?56 million profit? Arsene Wenger better spend some of that on a goalkeeper in January or I'm throwing a s*** fit.