I'd be a fool if after these past few years, I have not learned to be wary of statements like "There's no reason why Van Persie, a top player, a champion would want a move to Serie A -in terms of prestige of the league, level of play or financial considerations", Mr. Wenger told
La Repubblica, an Italian newspaper.
We all heard him say the same about Fabregas and Nasri just before they both switched allegiance elsewhere.
I could take him up on that "champion" bit because I don't remember RVP winning any championship(s) in the past seven years but I'll let that one pass.
I've learned to read between the lines and it seems to me that Wenger has not ruled out a move to Spain or maybe even within England if Manshitty keep up their pursuit of our captain.
"If he moves there, I'll buy you a
caramello," Wenger told the Italian reporter to emphasize his point.
For those of you who do not speak Italian like me,
caramello is an Italian ice cream not the latest edition of Ferrari.
I've heard some call him Baba Ijebu.
On the home front, I picked up the dailies this morning to see
President Jonathan's defense of his trip to Brazil to attend the United
Nation's Earth Summit in spite of the security situation in Kaduna and
Yobe states where Boko Haram had bombed three churches simultaneously
last Sunday. Nigerians were told by the Information Minister that "the
President can govern from anywhere in the world..."
Where
have I heard that one before? Yes, this was the same argument that was
employed not too long ago by then President Yaradua's spokesmen as he
lay seriously sick in Saudi Arabia.
66 people have been
confirmed dead at the last count and "christian youth" are still
carrying out reprisal attacks in both states and what under the
circumstances will qualify as a summer junket is more important to our
president?
Person wey im house dey burn dey pursue rat?