The Business Life of Flamini

I can not understand why he's not devoting his full attention and time to saving the world.

The world really needs some saving, and Arsenal fans really don't need the shit he produces on the pitch these days.

Wenger.

can't believe this shit.. comes on and the VERY first thing he does 20 seconds later is blatantly foul Messi in the box because he's not quick minded enought to properly go for he second ball.

And now Oil is 70% cheaper, which means his business is probably going to fail...

Hapless_Hans wrote:can't believe this shit.. comes on and the VERY first thing he does 20 seconds later is blatantly foul Messi in the box because he's not quick minded enought to properly go for he second ball.

You are a few hours too late. Already hosted that meltdown in the Arsenal section late last night.

srigooner wrote:

Hapless_Hans wrote:can't believe this shit.. comes on and the VERY first thing he does 20 seconds later is blatantly foul Messi in the box because he's not quick minded enought to properly go for he second ball.

You are a few hours too late. Already hosted that meltdown in the Arsenal section late last night.

Yeah well I skipped-watched through the game this afternoon, since I obviously couldn't see it yesterday.
That's why the belated reaction lol.

I understand the foul...when you're distracted by saving the earth, home of over 7 billion people, you usually don't react as quickly on the pitch.

CBarca wrote:I understand the foul...when you're distracted by saving the earth, home of over 7 billion people, you usually don't react as quickly on the pitch.

He's probably more distracted because his business is going bankrupt cause of the oil price drop.

Arsenal midfielder Mathieu Flamini isn't just trying to help the Gunners win the elusive Premier League title, he's trying to revolutionize the fuel industry as well.

The Frenchman, who owns pioneering company GF Biochemicals, kept his business a secret for seven years until last November.



He would team up with business partner and fellow economics graduate Pasquale Granata after leaving Arsenal for AC Milan back in 2008, to form the company, which cost him millions in research, framework and employee payments.

On Wednesday, Flamini announced - via his Instagram account - that GF (standing for Granata-Flamini) had acquired technology-enabled green chemistry company, Segetis.

Flamini also posted next to the image on Instagram: "We founded GFBiochemicals to find green alternatives to oil. The acquisition of the American company Segetis takes us closer. www.Segetis.bio #arsenal #environment #sustainable #GFBiochemicals."

Back in November, the Arsenal man had announced that GF was the first company to mass produce Levulinic Acid (LA), a substance believed to be able to replace oil in any form.

LA could be of great use in many industries, including pharmaceutical, plastic and cosmetics. Flamini should make quite the sum in a few years time, also recouping all those millions spent.

Speaking to The Sun, Flamini said: "We are pioneers. We are opening a new market and it's a market potentially worth £20billion."

http://www.90min.com/posts/3060191-mathieu-flamini-s-business-gf-biochemicals-buys-us-company-segetis?a_aid=35507

Free agent Flamini interests Crystal Palace, but Roma, Milan and Olympiakos also in the hunt

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2016/09/02/free-agent-mathieu-flamini-interests-crystal-palace---but-roma-a/