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The arrival of Kevin Mirallas to Everton should be formalized in the coming hours. According to our information, the English club have paid € 7.5 million to secure the services of the Belgian striker of Olympiakos , which then end up Marouane Fellaini, his partner selection. Arsenal followed also courted by Arsenal The former Lille have favored Toffes to get more playing time on offense. After meeting the traditional medical visit, he will sign a contract prior four years. For its part, the Greek club in exchange recover midfielder Ross Barkley, loaned for a season option.

Should be a good signing for them, unfortunately.

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  On 18/08/2012 at 11:49, Ghandis Flip-Flop said:

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Wonder if Arsenal could come for Tiote if Song goes to Barca.

 

Been linked with Cheik M'Benge (Spelling?) in the press over the past day or so. Weren't we linked with him last year?

M'Bengue is a left back, though. Not an alternative to Tiote, but definitely better than Andre Santos.

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  On 18/08/2012 at 12:51, taxfree said:

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The arrival of Kevin Mirallas to Everton should be formalized in the coming hours. According to our information, the English club have paid € 7.5 million to secure the services of the Belgian striker of Olympiakos , which then end up Marouane Fellaini, his partner selection. Arsenal followed also courted by Arsenal The former Lille have favored Toffes to get more playing time on offense. After meeting the traditional medical visit, he will sign a contract prior four years. For its part, the Greek club in exchange recover midfielder Ross Barkley, loaned for a season option.

Should be a good signing for them, unfortunately.

 

Ross Barkley to Olympiakos for the season?! Can't see that. Strongly linked with Sheff Wed on a shorter team loan.

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  On 19/08/2012 at 10:27, taxfree said:

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Sky Sports sources understand Swansea are in talks with Celtic over signing Ki Sung-yueng.

 

Wow that will be another great midfield signing for Swansea if it comes off.

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David Ornstein Verified ‏@bbcsport_david

Arsenal close to completing Sahin deal. Season-long loan with view to permanent. Confirmation likely early next week #bbcfootball #afc #rmfc

2:53 PM - 19 Aug 12

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  On 19/08/2012 at 13:55, Ketsbaia said:

Now that's a decent signing but it doesn't stop them being significantly worse than last season.

 

Not sure I agree, they've lost RVP and Song but gained Podolski, Carzola, Giroud and Sahin.  If those signings work out then I think they'll do pretty well.

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  On 19/08/2012 at 13:59, Interpolic said:

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Now that's a decent signing but it doesn't stop them being significantly worse than last season.

 

Not sure I agree, they've lost RVP and Song but gained Podolski, Carzola, Giroud and Sahin.  If those signings work out then I think they'll do pretty well.

 

They still need a stopper in front of the back four though.

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They'll end up with Sahin, Arteta, Wilshere, Rosicky, Cazorla and Ramsey, with only Frimpong and Coquelin as players who can sit in front of the back four. Both are far from proven so Wenger should really go out for M'Vila at all costs. Not that Wenger ever does what he should though.

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  On 19/08/2012 at 13:59, Interpolic said:

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Now that's a decent signing but it doesn't stop them being significantly worse than last season.

 

Not sure I agree, they've lost RVP and Song but gained Podolski, Carzola, Giroud and Sahin.  If those signings work out then I think they'll do pretty well.

 

Exactly Podolski than anyone they played on the left season, Cazorla is better than Ramsey or Rosicky, Sahin is better than Song.

 

Ok RVP is better than Giroud but the rest of the team is much better.

 

As for a stopper, that only is relevant if they play direct and back to front, but if they play a possession game they don't need one.

 

If you look at the majority of the best teams most of them don't have a destructive force in front of the back 4, it's simply not where football is going.

 

Arsenal's problem is organisation, pressing and overall off the ball defensively as a whole team not any individuals IMO.

 

If they can improve their organisation, pressing and overall off the ball defensive work as a team they will do well, but that's been the case for years.

 

They have good individual defensive players but Wenger just doesn't seem focused on making them work as a unit and no player will magically fix that IMO.

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