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Very sad. Was out so long at times that when he came back he was susceptible to injury having not played for ages. He then got injured and was out for a long time. Just one big vicious circle.
It's time for him to go....we are not a charity club. Wish him well for the future.
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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http://youtu.be/hR3aIBaYlHA
comment by Ghost of Diaby (U3245)
posted 26 minutes ago
Dan Smith should be in jail for his assault on Diaby
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He's working in a call centre now so if anything that's worse.
Got to feel sorry for him. He Must be feeling pretty low with the way things have turned out for him. I know people will say, I don't feel sorry, he was payed 60k a week or whatever. But I'm sure the money isn't much consolilation for the fact he never had a proper career.
That's not how most people start out. They don't think I hope I get payed loads to be out injured. His dream would have been to have had a long career. Also bear in mind, he now has they rest of his life to pay for. The money he has earned will soon be spent away. So won't seem that much in the long run.
I hope he can get fit and play a decent few years somewhere. Or find a career else where Like coaching maybe. Or a physio! Must have great medical knowledge!
comment by Check Out Those Chest Cannons! (U16001)
posted 19 minutes ago
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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With that attidute you would ruin Arsenal Football Club within a year.
comment by Gunnerthru (U6675)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by Check Out Those Chest Cannons! (U16001)
posted 19 minutes ago
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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With that attidute you would ruin Arsenal Football Club within a year.
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With that attitude Wenger didn't.
comment by Gunnerthru (U6675)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Check Out Those Chest Cannons! (U16001)
posted 19 minutes ago
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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With that attidute you would ruin Arsenal Football Club within a year.
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A year? Yes because career ending injuries happen a dozen times a season to every club and they have to be ruthless and cut the cord every time.
Do you realise how utterly stupid your statement is?
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If it was Giroud GT would be crying and would offer him a 10 year deal with a view of succeeding Wenger as manager
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TBH we wasted to much time on Diaby, we showed loyalty but should have cut our losses a long time ago.
Unlucky career, he'll probably end up retiring. Could always become a coach.
comment by The Year of the Ox (U7080)
posted 57 minutes ago
Got to feel sorry for him. He Must be feeling pretty low with the way things have turned out for him. I know people will say, I don't feel sorry, he was payed 60k a week or whatever. But I'm sure the money isn't much consolilation for the fact he never had a proper career.
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I understand the reasoning behind this but I also think Arsenal have done more for Diaby and given him more chances to overcome his fitness woes than he would've had at any other club anyway.
I hope someone takes him on a pay as you play contract. We kept him far longer than we should have but it doesn't mean I don't want him to succeed elsewhere.
Scümbag should give us back all the money he took us for.
www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/former-sunderland-full-back-dan-smith-8167763
That Smith chap sounds like an absolute cuuunnnt.
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posted on 1/7/15
Very sad. Was out so long at times that when he came back he was susceptible to injury having not played for ages. He then got injured and was out for a long time. Just one big vicious circle.
posted on 1/7/15
It's time for him to go....we are not a charity club. Wish him well for the future.
posted on 1/7/15
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
posted on 1/7/15
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posted on 1/7/15
http://youtu.be/hR3aIBaYlHA
posted on 1/7/15
comment by Ghost of Diaby (U3245)
posted 26 minutes ago
Dan Smith should be in jail for his assault on Diaby
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He's working in a call centre now so if anything that's worse.
posted on 1/7/15
Got to feel sorry for him. He Must be feeling pretty low with the way things have turned out for him. I know people will say, I don't feel sorry, he was payed 60k a week or whatever. But I'm sure the money isn't much consolilation for the fact he never had a proper career.
That's not how most people start out. They don't think I hope I get payed loads to be out injured. His dream would have been to have had a long career. Also bear in mind, he now has they rest of his life to pay for. The money he has earned will soon be spent away. So won't seem that much in the long run.
I hope he can get fit and play a decent few years somewhere. Or find a career else where Like coaching maybe. Or a physio! Must have great medical knowledge!
posted on 1/7/15
comment by Check Out Those Chest Cannons! (U16001)
posted 19 minutes ago
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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With that attidute you would ruin Arsenal Football Club within a year.
posted on 1/7/15
comment by Gunnerthru (U6675)
posted 12 minutes ago
comment by Check Out Those Chest Cannons! (U16001)
posted 19 minutes ago
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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With that attidute you would ruin Arsenal Football Club within a year.
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With that attitude Wenger didn't.
posted on 1/7/15
comment by Gunnerthru (U6675)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Check Out Those Chest Cannons! (U16001)
posted 19 minutes ago
Shut up GT. In an age where football clubs are more and more like business'. It is refreshing and makes me proud to be a gunner when I see my club show the humanity, faith and support it has done to try to revive the career of a genuinely rare type of footballer.
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With that attidute you would ruin Arsenal Football Club within a year.
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A year? Yes because career ending injuries happen a dozen times a season to every club and they have to be ruthless and cut the cord every time.
Do you realise how utterly stupid your statement is?
posted on 1/7/15
YNWA
posted on 1/7/15
you never walk again
posted on 1/7/15
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posted on 1/7/15
If it was Giroud GT would be crying and would offer him a 10 year deal with a view of succeeding Wenger as manager
posted on 1/7/15
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posted on 1/7/15
TBH we wasted to much time on Diaby, we showed loyalty but should have cut our losses a long time ago.
posted on 1/7/15
Unlucky career, he'll probably end up retiring. Could always become a coach.
posted on 1/7/15
comment by The Year of the Ox (U7080)
posted 57 minutes ago
Got to feel sorry for him. He Must be feeling pretty low with the way things have turned out for him. I know people will say, I don't feel sorry, he was payed 60k a week or whatever. But I'm sure the money isn't much consolilation for the fact he never had a proper career.
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I understand the reasoning behind this but I also think Arsenal have done more for Diaby and given him more chances to overcome his fitness woes than he would've had at any other club anyway.
posted on 1/7/15
I hope someone takes him on a pay as you play contract. We kept him far longer than we should have but it doesn't mean I don't want him to succeed elsewhere.
posted on 1/7/15
Scümbag should give us back all the money he took us for.
posted on 1/7/15
www.chroniclelive.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/former-sunderland-full-back-dan-smith-8167763
That Smith chap sounds like an absolute cuuunnnt.
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