Barca want Szczesney APPARENTLY

B-Mac MUFC wrote:they haven't seen yesterdays highlights yet i guess

cue butt hurt

Lionel Messi wrote:Now that I think about it, if we could pry Sczczesny away for 10-12m that would be fantastic back up for Valdes in the CdR and in case of injury to Valdes, Sczcesny has alot of potential too.

Crimson wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:Now that I think about it, if we could pry Sczczesny away for 10-12m that would be fantastic back up for Valdes in the CdR and in case of injury to Valdes, Sczcesny has alot of potential too.

Would be better than your current options imo

Lionel Messi wrote:

Crimson wrote:

Lionel Messi wrote:Now that I think about it, if we could pry Sczczesny away for 10-12m that would be fantastic back up for Valdes in the CdR and in case of injury to Valdes, Sczcesny has alot of potential too.

Would be better than your current options imo

MUCH better than Pinto, although Pinto is great for squad morale I suppose, since he appears to be good friends with most of the team and staff,

lenear1030 wrote:

B-Mac MUFC wrote:they haven't seen yesterdays highlights yet i guess

cue butt hurt

i dont get it....


are you saying szczesny had a 'de gea' like performance?

diptiman wrote:please get rid of pinto though.. all that guy does is get involved in el clasico brawls at half time/ full time and playing the occasional cdr match

The xcx wrote:Szcz coming to barcelona, would mean bench time for Valdez

The xcx wrote:Szcz coming to barcelona, would mean bench time for Valdez

Khaledbarca wrote:

The xcx wrote:Szcz coming to barcelona, would mean bench time for Valdez

The same Valdes who has been better than Casillas for 2 seasons now (O_O) !!

Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is happy at the club at present but has indicated he would welcome the chance to join Barcelona in the future.

Wojciech Szczesny was named Arsenal's Player of the Month for August

Reports have linked Szczesny, 21, with a move to the Spanish and European champions, the Poland international having been in fine form for the Gunners so far this season, despite their poor start to the Premier League.

Szczesny signed a new long-term contract at Emirates Stadium in November 2010, having firmly established himself as Arsene Wenger's first-choice shot-stopper, and the youngster considers Arsenal "his second home".

But, of the recent speculation over his future, Szczesny told polskathetimes.pl: "I can't declare that I will spend my entire career here, but if I leave I will have a very important reason or I will go to Barcelona."

Szczesny added that, should he leave Arsenal in the future, his decision over his destination would not be financially motivated. He said: "I can't imagine a situation where I would leave this club just for money."

Amid claims Arsenal lack leaders on the pitch, Szczesny has stated his ambition to one day captain the club, with Robin van Persie the side's current skipper following the sale of Cesc Fabregas to Barcelona in the summer.

He said: "I feel that when I say something, everyone listens to me. More so on the field than in the dressing room, but that's more important I think.

"I want to be the captain of the team. I feel that I am able to take on that responsibility. I always wanted to be captain and if I ever get that honour, I will gladly put on the armband."