Luis Suárez

[PTP]

Also there's that lad from Derby that Reecie was going on about, Will Power.

His brother plays for Tranmere

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Power_(footballer)

[dom9]

His dad is a bookie.

http://www.paddypower.com/bet

[EwarWoo]

Also rumoured his uncle was a spy

[PTP]

James Power

[dom9]

Austin Space.

[Kloppster]

I think he will go in January once his ban has been served, Madrid will be back in for him then, irrespective of what happens with Bale

[Chazza]

Samuel @samuelj29060
So Guardian's Amy Lawrence says on BBC radio: Gazidis/Board want to spend big, but Wenger doesn't. Will link interview when available. #afc

Samuel @samuelj29060
Guardian's Amy Lawrence also said she expects Arsenal & Liverpool to meet halfway on the Suarez deal; Fee would be around £45m. #afc

Samuel @samuelj29060
Podcast link will be out tomorrow. She was speaking on the BBC's Monday Night Club. Will post tomorrow & listen myself.

Samuel @samuelj29060
@arsenal_michael Maybe it's the board who want the Suarez deal, not Wenger?

[Shaggy]

£45m to Arsenal

[kingfunk]

With better stats than Bale, 45m indeed.

[danperkins]

£45 million some very cheap with some of the prices going around this window. Think there would be outrage if we sold him to Arsenal in general.. never mind for only £45 million.

[Chazza]

The Arsenal mouthpiece speaks yet again....

Arsenal's Luis Suarez transfer bid to remain at £40million as debate over contract clause continues
29 Jul 2013 22:30

There are still questions from the Uruguayan's advisors over whether the clause allows him to leave Liverpool - leaving Arsene Wenger waiting

Arsene Wenger is determined not to raise Arsenal’s £40m bid for Luis Suarez – even if it means the transfer going to the wire.

The whole deal hinges on the £40m clause in Suarez’s contract with the Uruguayan’s advisers adamant that it allows him to leave Liverpool.

Suarez is keen on Arsenal and wants to speak to them about a potential transfer but it is believed he still harbours hopes that Real Madrid will come in despite their declaration that they are not interested.

Arsenal have been made aware of the clause and the deal is now at standstill - and it could go right to the end of the transfer window with the two clubs set for a major squabble.

Liverpool are adamant that they will not sell to Arsenal and the clause only means they are obliged to inform Suarez that an offer has been made.

But Arsenal have been in a similar position before when Cesc Fabregas and Robin van Persie wanted out and they were eventually sold because they found it difficult to keep an unhappy player.

The next move could be determined by whether Suarez kicks up, asks for a transfer and makes it impossible for Liverpool to keep him.

Arsenal will see how it plays out and therefore until the clause is sorted out one way or another there is little chance of them making a raised bid.

The only scope in the future for a change in the offer is an improvement in the success related bonuses they are prepared to pay, but that is an issue further down the line.

Suarez’s advisers have already sought legal advice and may take the matter to the Premier League for arbitration as they believe Arsenal have now activated the clause.

Arsenal are clearly waiting on Suarez on their existing transfer target but, as Wenger told Mirror Sport in Japan last week, they are not close to striking a deal.

There could be some outgoings with Malaga back in for Nicklas Bendtner but his £52,000-a-week wages are still a stumbling block.

Crystal Palace boss Ian Holloway would also have to pay almost all of Marouane Chamakh’s £60,000-a-week wages with Arsenal keen to get him off the wage bill but reluctant to subsidise any loan or permanent transfer too much.

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/arsenals-luis-suarez-transfer-bid-2102816

[Shaggy]

He's such a ****. Just filling dead air. He's said all that before

[Rehan]

I think he will eventually go for 45-50million to Arsenal. Hopefully if we show some ambition in then transfer window, we could convince him to stay but i doubt we have the finances to compete for the big signings.

[ChesterDave]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/footba...er-bid-2102816

Seems a bit harsh that Holloway has to pay Chamakh's wages. Surely the club should do that.

Oh yeah, Cross is a ****

[Leyton388]

If we sell Suarez to Arsenal then FSG can just sell up and go as far as I'm concerned.