Brazilian midfielder Denilson could be on his way back to Arsenal after a row has broken out between himself and the fans of Sao Paulo, who are demanding he never play for them again.

Denilson, 23, is on a season long loan deal with the Brazilian club, but after two red cards in just three games the fans are not happy. On top of that he has become embroiled in a row with them on Twitter claiming they are “very, very annoying.”

A section of the Sao Paulo supporters are now so angry at his comments they are demanding that he never play for the club again, and want him sent back to Arsenal.

How do feel about Denilson coming back guys? After all at the end of last season some of his comments hardly endeared himself to Arsenal fans did they. He said, “I’ve spoken twice with Arsene Wenger and my decision is clear. I’m not happy at Arsenal and, after five years at the club, it’s best for me to go.”

He also said, “My idea is to accept any offer from Spain, Italy or Germany from a club that is playing in the Champions League. So I am flying home to Brazil on Sunday and I’m hoping I can make a fresh start in Spain or maybe Italy.”

Oh right and where did he end up. Oh yes Brazil, and only on loan at that. We need the players, but after such comments would you want him back. He can shoot, and score from outside the box, something that we don’t do, but personally I’m not sure he would get a warm welcome. So much for that fresh start he was talking about.

Sushi Master wrote:Sorry, but we have enough useless players milking our wage bill.

Just shows how useless he is when he can't even perform in the Brazilian league.

Raptorgunner wrote:

Sushi Master wrote:Sorry, but we have enough useless players milking our wage bill.

Just shows how useless he is when he can't even perform in the Brazilian league.

If we only can get ride of all the useless players and replace them with 2 quality players we will be a top team again.

Bendtner, who has joined the Black Cats on a season-long loan deal, described the snub as his "worst moment in football" having played in five League Cup games, scoring three goals, prior to the final against Birmingham City which Arsenal eventually went on to lose.

"I can point to a precise moment I knew I had to leave," Bendtner told the Journal.

"It was when I looked at the team sheet before the Carling Cup final and saw that I was not going to start. It was my worst moment in football.

"I was sad, stunned and disappointed beyond measure.

"I had played all our matches in the competition, scored goals and I was feeling really sharp.

"I felt things would never be good for me again at Arsenal after that."

The Danish forward expressed his disappointment at his ineligibility for Sunderland's game against Arsenal following the international break due to the terms of his loan deal.

"That is frustrating but hopefully the lads will do well," he said.

"It is a tough place. We know how Arsenal will play. We will have to try to get something out of the game."

Bendtner scored his first Premier League goal for Sunderland against West Bromwich Albion last weekend and admitted his relief to get off the mark.

"I was delighted to get my first goal," he said. "[Stephane] Sessegnon pulled it back, I saw the tackle coming in and I hit it.

"It took a deflection and it went in. It was a relief. It is always special to get off the mark.

"It was always going to come at one point if you keep putting yourself in among the chances."

Sunderland have endured a rocky start to the season, having won just once in their opening seven matches, but Bendtner is confident in the quality at Steve Bruce's disposal and hoped his budding partnership with Sessegnon in attack could drive the team forward.

"You can see Sessegnon and I are starting to gel together. We are trying to find each other, look for the balls to put one another in in training.

"We put a lot of work in to see if we can find the runs and the goals we do in training.

"We have great players here. It is down to us to prove that and not just talk about it.

"We would rather show on the pitch that we should be on the other side of the table. I am sure we will in the weeks to come after the international break.

"We are good enough and strong enough, but we just need back- to-back wins."

MJGunner wrote:Denilson's life would make a great movie, if he was good at football.

MJGunner wrote:Denilson's life would make a great movie, if he was good at football.

KMD wrote:but don't you guyz feel bad for him?

actually i feel bad for arsenal, shows the quality of some players

MJGunner wrote:Sell Bendtner, make about 8 million. sell the rest of the dead weight (denilson, Squi, Blondie, Rosicky/Arshavin) buy Andre Schurrle