dolph 4:29 Wed Dec 23
Arnie: He'll be back?
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Some rumours going around that Moyes would like Arnautovic back in January.
https://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/1376053/West-Ham-news-David-Moyes-board-divided-Marko-Arnautovic-transfer
For me: he's the best striker we've had in years. He's made his money and has been saying on social media that he wants to come back for the last year. 18 month contract. Better than Haller, and can rotate with Antonio given his dodgy knee and Antonio's dodgy hamstring.
You cunts?
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iphammer
6:55 Wed Jan 6
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I'd have him back
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Staffs-Hammer
6:34 Wed Jan 6
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southwoodford 11:56 Wed Jan 6
I agree. In my defence, I did say I wouldn't have him back, on balance.
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Darlo Debs
5:24 Wed Jan 6
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Well if you believe the bullshit that Cabbage comes out with then its Greggs Sausage Rolls obviously.
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Side of Ham
5:20 Wed Jan 6
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What sort of things do you wank over Debs?
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Darlo Debs
5:16 Wed Jan 6
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Its alright Colly i can't play football
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collyrob
5:13 Wed Jan 6
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I’d hate to see us sign this spoilt little wanker
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Darlo Debs
5:03 Wed Jan 6
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* sorry Costa
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Darlo Debs
5:02 Wed Jan 6
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..and talking ot potentially disruptive influences, theCoata rumour has resurfaced:
https://www.hammers.news/transfer-news/west-ham-striker-target-diego-costa-has-been-dubbed-perfect-for-david-moyes-and-now-he-wants-premier-league-return-claims-journalist/amp/
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scott_d
3:02 Wed Jan 6
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Let's not let the poor form of Haller make us think that Arnie was some kind of world class striker.
He was decent and could have been better but his scoring record was not exactly prolific and he he had a tendancy to disappear, especially when there is a sniff of something better elsewhere.
Nowhere near the kind of quality or talent that it's worth forgiving his previous beahaviour.
11 goals in his highest scoring season.
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ironskej
12:00 Wed Jan 6
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I'll take him back. He fucked us over, but he got offered a life changing fortune for him and his grandkids, plus he'd been shit with money so I think he shit himself. Just get the cunter back to destroy.
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southwoodford
11:56 Wed Jan 6
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Staffs-Hammer 11:44 Wed Jan 6
I don't care how skillful he is (or was). It's a question of character. He's not made of the 'right stuff' for us.The guy is toxic and we should stay well clear.
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southwoodford
11:51 Wed Jan 6
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Jasnik 12:10 Wed Jan 6
Says it all ...
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Staffs-Hammer
11:44 Wed Jan 6
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Putting the way he left aside - He isn't the only player to have engineered a move away, how Payet acted was just as bad IMO- I'm trying to look at this for footballing reasons.
Would he improve the team as it is? Yes but we don't know how good he is and what his fitness is like now. Top-form Arnautovic would improve us short term.
I would only be in favour of a short term deal because of his age. He'll be 32 by the end of the season so we don't want to be paying big wages for an ageing player who we then get lumbered with. His attitude and potential disruption of the team is also a concern but Moyes seemed to iron that out and get him playing well last time so I'd be confident he could handle him. His brother, on the other hand, is a cunt who should get the fuck out of it.
I'd rather we went into the Championship and signed a younger player on a longer term deal on less wages. Similar to what we did with Bowen.
It's a no for me for those reasons. A part of me thinks though that if Moyes wants Arnautovic then the board should back him. If it goes wrong then that Moyes' funeral. Manager lives and dies by his decisions.
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Willtell
11:31 Wed Jan 6
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Oh no he won't...
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chedylan 2
1:54 Wed Jan 6
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We don't ever learn, ever.
The only thing that's different with this one is sullivan probably holds a personal grudge. So I'm ruling out this madness from the start.
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ak37
1:22 Wed Jan 6
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Don’t we ever learn. I thought Wilshere was the final mercenary we’d sign.
Please NO
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bruuuno
1:09 Wed Jan 6
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Jasnik 12:10 Wed Jan 6
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What an absolute fucking helmet
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master
12:56 Wed Jan 6
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Cap only applies to new deals, not retrospectively.
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ornchurch ammer
12:51 Wed Jan 6
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He left for money.
He, along with other mercenaries, wants out of China due to them implementing salary caps. I think I read £50k a week.
If he wants to come back here for footballing reasons then pay him no more than the Chinese salary cap.
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zebthecat
12:42 Wed Jan 6
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Jasnik 12:10 Wed Jan 6
Thanks for answering the question.
Big fat no
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Jasnik
12:10 Wed Jan 6
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Speaking in September, Arnautovic admitted he had initially underestimated the demands of football in China.
"I underestimated the conditions here. I was thinking okay, I'll come here, like in Europe, let's play a game, it should not be hard. It was very hard," he said.
"It was true, I had some games that were not good and I know the expectations are high, but I'm ready and born for this. I'm born for challenges
"I underestimated and I didn't train and I didn't look after my body, drinking fizzy drinks, what is not good for the body. Eating at wrong times.
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