“It has been magic. I’ve enjoyed a lot playing for Arsenal and I still love it,” Sagna told Arsenal Player. “Every time I go to the pitch, I just give 100 per cent for the team.

“[The Club] is like my family. My personal family is in France but I feel at home here, I feel happy to come training and I feel relaxed. There are not many big clubs where you feel that confident."

MJGunner wrote:Did anyone read the interview he gave on Arsenal.com?

Not that those words will mean anything come January or July

urbaNRoots wrote:http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19503848

Besides... at Arsenal you always expect someone to get sold and Sagna is a real possibility, 30 years old soon, world class, Jenkinson stepping up, moaning on twitter how he wants to win the champions league etc...

There are so many things that make a world class footballer leave Arsenal football club at the moment.

Don't see why is it such a surprise.

"It has been magic. I’ve enjoyed a lot playing for Arsenal and I still love it," Sagna told the club's official website.

"Every time I go to the pitch, I just give 100 per cent for the team. [The club] is like my family. My personal family is in France but I feel at home here, I feel happy to come training and I feel relaxed.

"There are not many big clubs where you feel that confident. I think I have progressed a lot - that was my target, to come to such a big club and improve.

"I am very calm compared to when I came, I used to be a bit stressed before games but now I am totally relaxed because of my team-mates and the manager [Arsene Wenger]."
"I was a bit nervous because my English was [very basic], I was leaving my family and friends and it was a new life for me.

"The first day was long. I had a lot of tests and I just had to wait for the FA to approve my contract. For one week I was scared something would happen.

"They finally [approved it] and I first started here at Emirates Stadium against Fulham. We won the game in the last 10 minutes, so it was just magic."

Wilson37 wrote:After seeing what happened in the tunnel vs Adebayor..
how can he react like that and then leave Arsenal unless there is some personal conflict.. Does he want to receive the same response from someone else in the future ?

Wilson37 wrote:After seeing what happened in the tunnel vs Adebayor..
how can he react like that and then leave Arsenal unless there is some personal conflict.. Does he want to receive the same response from someone else in the future ?

The Verminator wrote:

Wilson37 wrote:After seeing what happened in the tunnel vs Adebayor..
how can he react like that and then leave Arsenal unless there is some personal conflict.. Does he want to receive the same response from someone else in the future ?

I would've agreed with you but, if you notice, he completely ignores adebayor (like a BAWS) but he greets and hugs Gallas. So if i had to guess he's got beef with Adebayor.

Art Morte wrote:Sagna is more talented than Jenkinson. He is someone who primarily succeeds through his talent whereas Jenkinson is someone who primarily succeeds through his very high work rate. Sagna is better.