COMEONYOUREDS

surprised you bothered at all

and breathe

Saw him play against hearts a couple of years ago at Tynecastle, looked a beast and very good that day along with Fraser, but as others have said not exactly been tested against quality opposition.

just his head on walkers body

he always comes back, like the turd that won't flush

Wow, you've done it again It sounds more like he had a clear choice between us and spurs, and he chose spurs you stupid ****

chicken****.... waaaaaaaaaaaaaah

At the end of the day, he preferred to join spurs over us, which to be honest is understandable and we all know it. Some people need to get over it, you were all slitting your wrists about Lovren and look how that turned out. We march on!

There we go again What a ****

How do you propose they make the club more attractive than Spurs? No matter how much you want to kid yourself, we never will be a more attractive proposition than them. You can ***** and whine all you want, but in reality you know **** all and yet again are behaving like a spoiled little brat. Go away and support someone else please

I'm pretty confident we did try and for one reason or another it wasn't possible. The main reason probably that he knew from his mates at spurs they wanted to sign him, and he'd rather play for them. But oh no, must be Les and Ralph's fault

no, apologies if misunderstood. The way you wrote that sounded like you were suggesting his source was giving out conflicting information

don't think he's said anything otherwise? Spurs are obviously waiting to see what the implications of legal action are before they announce anything

this was reported weeks ago, so nothing new here

yeah lets go back to being badly run!

Jesus christ, Belgian journo said no medical had been done or was scheduled, standard are reporting it was done yesterday, and we all established that there wasn't a medical yesterday didn't we? I'm more inclined to believe the Belgian guy than the evening ****ing standard. Ben Fairthorne doesn't even know where Levy flew to, so lets just see how it pans out. I don't have any more info than anyone but the bedwetting on here is cringeworthy. He might still opt for spurs but i'm sure we will find a decent replacement

Thought Levy was in Ibiza?

wouldn't take anything written in the standard as informed, its a cut & paste job

This!

Oh, sorry.. Some arsenal fan criticising him for not joining them.. It says.. Dear Morgan Schneiderlin: Get bent. Dear M. Schneiderlin— Apparently, you just don't get it. French defensive midfielders are *supposed* to come to Arsenal. Don't you want to be Vieira's heir? We were willing to overlook the, uh, *superficial* differences between the two of you because you are, after all, French as well as from Southampton. We were willing to compromise. You give a little, you get a little. But no. instead of making this relationship work, it appears you've jilted us for a "better" offer from Manchester United. Manchester United? They of the three managers in two seasons? A negative transfer balance over the last five years of close £300m? Morgan, they spent £171m on transfers just last summer and could barely manage to finish fourth—in a season without Champions League. Speaking of seasons without Champions League... ...you do know that Man U have to play a two-leg qualifier, right? You might have to trudge your way through two matches against the likes of Fenerbahçe or CSKA Moscow, who might not quite intimidate in their own right, but to call the travel. accomodations, and pitch a bit rough is too kind by half. But hey, with all that money Man U are throwing at you, maybe you can pretend not to notice. From what I hear, the Glazers have arranged a package deal that includes a £25m transfer fee and £150k weekly wage. Not bad. Not bad at all. You've done well for yourself, Morgan, but I hope you don't mind my saying that you're not worth it. No disrespect. You're a fine footballer, but £150k per week? Come on. If Arsenal were to match that, you'd be out-earning Mesut Özil and Alexis Sánchez. You'd be the highest-paid player in the club. Just because Man U are willing to throw money at a problem, though, doesn't mean they've found a solution. Speaking of problems, you face the prospect of shielding a defense that has to shield Victor Valdes or Anders Lindegaard once de Gea consummates his love affair with Real Madrid. Ponder that one. At some point or another, Man U do have to at least pretend to abide by FFP considerations, and it's only a matter of time before they have to sell someone. De Gea's contract runs through June 2016, so Man U can sell now, hope to resign him, or see him leave for free next summer. He might just be their most-saleable asset, though, as others are too old and expensive to be moved easily. Look at things from de Gea's point of view: he single-handedly kept Man U competitive, at times literally. Is he willing to do that in a season that is (a) once again bereft of Champions League play or (b) congested by Champions League play? The first option is hardly ideal even if it allows Man U to focus on the Prem; the second is less than ideal because it suggests that Man U might fade in the Prem (and risk missing out on Champions League play next season). Having fought so valiantly only to face frustration, the temptation of greener grass and softer challenges at the Bernabéu sound well-high impossible to resist. At the other end of the pitch, enjoy watching Rooney and van Persie limp around. Falcao—for whatever he was worth—is gone. If Di María can't find ways to bounce the ball off of Fellaini's massive head into the net more often, well, it could be a very frustrating season. As it stands, that's what you're signing up for. Had you come to Arsenal, you would have found a squad brimming with chemistry and ambition, just a player or two away from a legitimate title-tilt. Players like Ramsey, Wilshere, Oxlade-Chamberlain—oh. Now I see. You come to Arsenal, and you're going to have to fight like a madman to earn time on the pitch ahead of those guys. We're looking for a rugged, tenacious defending type to play alongside those more-forward thinking, box-to-box types, and you're not the rugged, tenacious defending type. I understand your concerns, just as I'm sure you understand ours. I wonder what Wanyama is up to?

Not sure if this has been posted before but wtf?http://woolwich1886.blogspot.co.uk/2015/06/dear-morgan-schneiderlin-get-bent.html?m=1

424 with Morgan and wanyana behind :-)

only a complete penis would try to make amends for his disgraceful antics with a massive picture of himself, in case anyone forgot: and if anybody thinks his behaviour was acceptable, the club obviously didn't with the article about him leaving: http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/01072014-adam-lallana-joins-liverpool-1708952.aspx

christ, what a bell end. takes one to know one i guess

If they finished 2nd 2 years ago, 6th 1 year ago, then where did they finish this year?