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So Arsenal fans, do you actually like the idea of Suarez coming to your club?


For the record I don't think he'll end up at Arsenal. I think he'll claim he wants to speak to them in order to kind of push Real Madrid in to doing something. If they don't come in for him he's going to look like quite the tool, and have to do some serious goal scoring to win back the affection of a lot of reds fans who are probably feeling pretty betrayed after backing him so wholeheartedly over repeated shite!

It?s one of the most heated discussions I can recall amongst Arsenal fans.


Those of us who suggest we don?t want someone of his character at the club are shouted at for lacking ambition. You just know those same people were at front of the Q condemning him when he played for Liverpool


I don?t think he will sign for Arsenal, and I hope he doesn?t

StraferJack Wrote:

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> I think it's arsenal pretending to be serious for

> him, knowing he wouldn't go there. But it shows

> other clubs and fans they have money and are

> looking to spend it, maybe sniffing out other

> players


Too clever by half SJ. I think it's a genuine bid. Let's see. Hopefully Arsenal have stepped up to the real world and are properly in the market for one decent purchase.

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