Diagram: The worst 5 aspects of Arsenal’s transfer policy

August 30th, 2011 by Ethan Dean-Richards

Kaboom! It’s last year, no, the year before, no, the year before that. Whichever year it is, Arsene Wenger’s transfer policy will still be the same: sell good players who have been developed within the club, replace them with slightly less good players and then pull out the old surprised face when the league title isn’t captured.

Here are the top five to mention to Arsenal fans – they’ll be pleased:

 

 

 

 

 

That was really nice.

And yes, we have been doing too many of these, but you people keep reading them! STOP! NOW!

Thanks.

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  1. jose eduardo:

    August 30th, 2011 at 9:32 pm

    Arsenal live in the comforts of mediocrity and chaos. Change is very much needed.

  2. rhimjimmy:

    August 31st, 2011 at 9:59 am

    How *exactly* is mediocrity and chaos comfortable? Sounds decidedly uncomfortable to me.

    All of the diagram is true or close enough to being true. I’d still be surprised to see Arsenal finish outside the top 4 though. Liverpool and Spurs certainly don’t look good enough to take it away from them yet.

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