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hatterson
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Honestly I'm a little surprised he hasn't already passed him given the fact Bruno plays basically every game.
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It's never a good look when the owners of a club have the opportunity to pay referees. You would think there'd be some rules against that, but then we're back to the issue of nation-state ownership
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Source: Arsenal sporting director Edu set for exit
Arsenal sporting director Edu Gaspar will leave the club, a source has told ESPN.
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Edu must hate Arteta. Does this count as an Arsenlol?Source: Arsenal sporting director Edu set for exit
Arsenal sporting director Edu Gaspar will leave the club, a source has told ESPN.www.espn.com
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Why else would he leaving the Arsenal project mid-season, especially if he is going to the Forest project?
He built the Arsenal team, and is leaving while they in ascendency, before they’ve even won anything? When they are one of the teams that are best positioned to do so?
Something is obviously going on behind the scenes there. There is zero reason to leave especially if he is going to take another job.
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bluesfan94
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The behind the scenes is that his role has diminished some with additional executives being brought in/having their role expanded and also he wants to be part of a multi-club model
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Sounds like everything Michael Edwards said when he (also) wanted to get away from Klopp. Neither one of them is/was going to explicitly say the quiet part out loud though
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Also why he wants to leave:
Forest are giving him bank. Arsenal, probably rightly, believes that their model is bigger than a single person and thus they aren't gonna break the bank to keep a sporting director.
Forest are giving him bank. Arsenal, probably rightly, believes that their model is bigger than a single person and thus they aren't gonna break the bank to keep a sporting director.
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Guy leaves for triple salary.
HE MUST HATE HIS COWORKER!!
HE MUST HATE HIS COWORKER!!
That coked up slob will probably forget the salary he offered him in the morning.
Strange move for Edu, money or not.
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I mean I’d say he’d rather stay at Arsenal to win things, but he hasn’t done that and he’s leaving for a team ahead of them in the table so yeah that extra money probably is extra good.
I’m sorry, I’m not leaving the Arsenal project, leaving London to go to Nottingham team that (should have) flunked PSR and does not have the long term potential. If we are criticizing players for taking dumb money to go to the Saudi league, the same thing applies here
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leaving arsenal for a club with proper european pedigree 
On a serious note he's not leaving for Forest, he's leaving to take a controlling position for multiple clubs, including one that won a european trophy last season
On a serious note he's not leaving for Forest, he's leaving to take a controlling position for multiple clubs, including one that won a european trophy last season
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Yeah, I got that, maybe Edu's into that life, wants to finally let loose a little
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Yeah I mean, if he had won something with Arsenal, I totally get it. But leaving having nothing better than ETH ? I’m sorry.leaving arsenal for a club with proper european pedigree
On a serious note he's not leaving for Forest, he's leaving to take a controlling position for multiple clubs, including one that won a european trophy last season
Arsenal gave him all the money and resources. Spent nine figures (maybe more?) in transfer fees to turn this team into one of the 5-10 best in the planet with his players? I’m not leaving that empty handed. I think the only two reasons you are leaving that is if you don’t think they can win/they’ve gone as far as they can go OR if you can stand the people you are working with. Yeah the money is great. But leaving without winning when the team is in its prime is wild
