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ENTERTAINMENT and ADVENTURE => Sports Watch => Topic started by: Folami David on Jul 31, 2013, 09:57 AM

Title: Arsenal To Farm Out Aneke
Post by: Folami David on Jul 31, 2013, 09:57 AM
Nigerian-born Arsenal midfielder, Chuks Aneke must not play a competitive game for the Gunners in the 2013/14 season as the club look to loan him to a side where he is likely to get regular playing time.
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Aneke spent two seasons with League One (English third tier) club, Crewe Alexandra last season, and they have been in talks to get him back.
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The midfielder scored eight goals in 38 appearances during two productive loan spells at the League One outfit last campaign.
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Now Crewe boss, Steve Davis has told the BBC that he is keen to bring the 20-year-old back to the Alexandra stadium.
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"I've had dialogue with Chuks, he's been in Asia. So we'll just check out that position there," David told BBC Radio Stoke.
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"He did terrific for us last season. I think initially people didn't see his quality, but over time he came to fruition and his fitness was much better.
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"The quality, creativity and goalscoring ability he's got was apparent to everybody. He's the creative player that (former captain Luke) Murphy was and we could do with that type."
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Aneke, who has been likened to the Manchester City midfielder, Yaya Toure by Arsene Wenger is seemingly favourably disposed to the move to Crewe.
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The starlet, who has represented England at under-19 level, said he has been trying to win the trust of Wenger but would not hesitate to move to Crewe if it would guarantee him having more minutes under his belt.
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"I just want to impress the boss and try and get an opportunity. If that's not achievable then I want to play some games. I played a lot of games when I was at Crewe last season," he was quoted saying by authoritative British newspaper, Mirror.
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"Arsenal is a very fantastic team and if it is not possible to break into the team then maybe I can go on loan somewhere. I was on loan last season so I didn't train with the Arsenal first-team until pretty much the end of it.
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"I'm looking forward to training with the first-team again. I've done that quite a bit already. It's nice to come out of London to see the other the side of the world. I've not had much opportunity to come to places like this.
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"My main objective as a young player is to play games and impress the manager. I want to come over here and show the boss what I can do and hopefully get some game time," he said.
Title: Re: Arsenal To Farm Out Aneke
Post by: Shola Sholaz on Jul 31, 2013, 04:24 PM
Arsenal FC really has to improve on themeselves next season else they'll miss out on UEFA Champions League next season.