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By Peter ORourke - Created on 23 Jul 2007
PREMIERSHIP SEASON 2007-08
Freddie Ljungberg has questioned Arsenal's ambition after leaving the club
for West Ham.
The Swede, who was the club's longest serving player prior to his move to
Upton Park, felt the time was right to move on after nine years in North
London.
Ljungberg admitted the departure of Thierry Henry played a part in his
decision to leave and he also questioned the club's failure to match his own
ambitions by bringing in new players.
"Two years ago when I signed my last contract we talked a lot about the
future and about bringing great players to the club," said Ljungberg.
"Despite building the new stadium we wanted to stay top in England and do
well in Europe.
"For me that didn't really happen.
"I stayed because I wanted to stay loyal to Arsenal. But when Henry left this
summer it felt like the end for me unfortunately.
"I felt like all the unbeaten players (from Arsenal's 'invincibles' of
2003/04) had left. I wanted to be loyal but I felt like it was the right
time.
Despite his doubts over Arsenal's plans for the future, Ljungberg admitted it
was a wrench to leave the club.
"I've been there for nine years, almost 10 years," continued Ljungberg.
"It's a big thing for me and I feel it in my heart a little bit.
"When I spoke to the boss, he wanted me to stay.
"But at the same time, I feel it had to be something very, very special for
me to leave.
"I want to go forward and, with the people I have around me, I think it's
going to be really good."
心情很沉重
又一個老朋友走了...
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