Arsenal Owners Need to Save Words with Actions, Says Transfer Show | Football News

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Arsenal owners need to support their remarks in the transfer market in order to give fans "something to keep," according to the newspaper. The transfer show sign.

This follows a statement by director Josh Kroenke on behalf of club owner Stan Kroenke, following fan criticism of his father's running of the club.

Kroenke's pbadionate response dismissed the suggestions. Arsenal was at a crossroads and needed to be restructured to ensure long-term success, as well as to encourage fans to be "thrilled" by this summer's transfer window.

However, the Transfer Show The panel believes that the Arsenal hierarchy must be true to its word and bring quality signatures to appease unhappy and disenchanted support.

"It's certainly a unique situation in which the club shows up and meets the fans," said Dharmesh Sheth.

"But I do not know if he's going to wash his hands considering everything that has happened in the past and how this transfer window has gone so far.

"I think Arsenal fans are going to wait until the end of the transfer period to see if they're going to be excited and that they'll come back to what Josh Kroenke said about ## 147 ## 39, be "excited".

"In any case, they need something to hang on to."

It's a sentiment shared by Kaveh Solhekol, who believes that Arsenal fans have suffered "three depressing months" and that they desperately need to strengthen themselves to keep pace with their rivals.

"The words are inexpensive if you do not save the action," Solhekol said. "Giving an interview is not enough and the fans will watch all their rivals spend money to win trophies and compare them with what is happening at Arsenal.These three months have been really depressing."

Tottenham's business will hit Arsenal fans harder ….

Although Sheth quickly pointed to the impact of the Champions League's lack of football on any potential transfer budget, Rob Dorsett still struggles to understand why Arsenal is struggling to compete in the transfer market.

"They said their budget was £ 45 million, which is not enough to compete with the best players in the world," said Dorsett.

"Which player could sign Arsenal, in the currently inflated market for less than £ 40 million, which would excite fans' enthusiasm?"

"How can the Spurs spend a billion pounds in a new stadium while signing Tanguy Ndombele for £ 63 million?

"It's an exciting signing and if Arsenal can not compete with that when he paid for the Emirates stadium long ago, although without the Champions League football, how can the Spurs still spend that money?

"And why can not Arsenal spend that kind of money? That's what will hit Arsenal fans the hardest."

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