Twitter (Follow me on @_Wrighty7) and the interweb is buzzing like a bumble bee today that Chelsea
man Salomon Kalou could be on the move to Arsenal.
Now I believe this is the sort of deal that will be like Marmite to Gooners. Some will like it, and
some will hate it.
I happen to think that Kalou would be a very good signing for the club.
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PC or Mac, Jose or Pep, Marozsan or Cramer, Champions League or Scudetto, marmite or not
marmite. All these great multiple choice just-tick-either-box-please questions that Western
civilization has devised in a futile attempt to keep itself sane pale in comparison to the greatest
dilemma of all; Alessandro Matri or Mario Balotelli.
Some people out there make me laugh harder than when I'm watching Harry Redknapp having a twitching
fit when S*urs are losing.
Many said Arsene Wenger needed to add to the squad and 'spend some fucking money' or Arsenal would
free fall into the Orpington and Bromley Division 5 Sunday league in no time.
Nothing Proven Yet – A Cautionary Note
As I classed Andy Carroll as the marmite footballer, it would appear my last post was a marmite
post. I believe it fell down 50/50 between those who agreed with what I was saying, and others who
felt I was being overly negative.
Pre-Season is nearly here and our summer of fruition appears to be only paper talk by Adam Kemp
Over the past season I have been privileged to discuss Arsenal-related news to all of the readers
following justarsenal.com. I guess I am like Marmite where some of you either love or hate my
views. The sensible [.
Gary with his adorable daughters Molly and Sophie. We love the wee jersey's inability to cover
Sophie's little baby chub belly. Images Via Daylife/Getty Images/Reuters Pictures.
Gary Neville might be as polarizing as Marmite, but even the most hardened of cynics would be
hard pressed to deny the man some recognition for his years of service to Manchester United.
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