While it is true that you cannot stop all people from saying things, I would think that friends and national team colleagues could be approached and told reasonably firmly "shut the f**k up".Originally Posted by Coney
I put the definition of conspiracy in my post to show that what I was suggesting that Fabregas is doing is NOT a conspiracy. There is nothing illegal, wrongful or subversive in it. I may not like it and consider it sneaky and underhand but there is nothing illegal about it.
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is that really the corner of your argument? they came to our training ground recently, at our invitation and took a picture of themselves fawning over a pic of him taken from the wall. barca have not achieved the arrogant tag for no reason, it's in their dna. i would not go as far as to say they are his best buddies, people he spends time with away from football so why should they listen to him?
Terry,
I would recommend that you review newspapers for the past 18 months for Fabregas transfer stories. You will find comments from Xavi, Inniesta, Puyol, Pique, Villa, Messi to name just a few and all of them are talking about how Fabregas should return to Barcelona.
Articles like these:
http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/865338-cesc-fabregas-deserves-arsenal-to-barcelona-transfer-david-villa
http://www.1000goals.com/carles-puyo...e-to-barcelona
http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news...cle527827.html
Last edited by Toronto Gooner; 15-06-2011 at 03:02 PM.
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This from Arseblog:
Cesc Fabregas has given his strongest indication yet that he will stay at Arsenal this summer after confirming that he is very happy at the Emirates.
The Spanish midfielder, who has long been a target for childhood club Barcelona, had been heavily tipped to quit the Emirates this summer to return to the Nou Camp but speaking today at an event in Madrid for the launch of a new cologne by Angel Schlesser is quoted by Marca as saying:
“I’m very happy, I’m an Arsenal player now, and that’s it. Wenger knows what I want and he’s the boss, he decides.”
Paying lip service to the well publicised transfer speculation linking him with a return to Barcelona, Fabregas made clear that while he was full of admiration for the recent success achieved under Pep Guardiola he would not speak in public about a future move out of respect for the Gunners.
“It’s frustrating not to win trophies. Barcelona are a great club, the best in the world, and playing there is a guarantee to win.
“I won’t step forward and say I want to join Barça. After 8 years at Arsenal, I won’t harm the club. That’s not my way of being.”
The news will come as a major fillip to Arsene Wenger and Arsenal fans as they look to retain their best players this summer while adding further new faces in an attempt to end their six season run without a trophy.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
i’m still not sure how that changes anything i’ve said above. ive read all the annoying articles over the same period, many of them just rehashed nonsense.
he is team mates with them at spain and as far as i know doesn’t spend time with them away from the field. we all know how muggy they can all be historically, let alone their presidents using our players as part of their election campaigns. Its what they do. do you think he asked them to force that shirt onto him after the world cup? that was the epitome of their character and how ‘barcelona are more than a football club’ etc etc, all that sanctimonious bs alongside their success for the national team and club inflates their ego beyond reason.
i cant see how he could tell them to stop it without falling out with them, a polite word in their ear wouldn’t do it
We will agree to disagree on this. Although I do not have the links to hand, I do recall several articles where it was stated that Fabregas texts these guys regularly.
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