In the Arsenal create a colecta for fichar to Messi!

The English football follows like crazy for having the services of the crack Argentinian was as it was. In one of these, a fan of the group londinense has created a campaign through Twitter to make a colecta between fans and that like this his team can fichar to Messi

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Of all is known the intention of average Premier League to do with the services of the crack of the FC Barcelona Leo Messi. Although they already know that it is impossible that the Barça leave to escape to his player insignia and that, besides, any team can pay the emolumentos that the rosarino could sue, in case of so if it want to pose his exit of the group blaugrana, a youngster interested has had an inventive idea.

It treats of Matt Clark, fan of the Arsenal and that has promoted a campaign from the social network Twitter for fichar to the best player of the world Leo Messi. Clark looks for to 599.000 followers that, beside him, donen a euro to the week to pay him to the ten Barcelona 600 one thousand weekly euros that calculates would have to disburse the group londinense to have the Argentinian.

An initiative of which the own daily "Daily Star" has done echo and that would help, with these 25 million annual euros, to pay the wage of a forward to the that carry long following him the track. Although the arrival of the attacker to the Emirates Stadium is extremely difficult, there is not more than applauding the wit of a fan whose dream would be to see to the best with his T-shirt. Something that if that it can enjoy each week the barcelonismo.

The campaign created for the cause use the hashtag #the dream (the dream). East has been the first tuit with which began all the colecta:

I'm pretty sure I could find another 599,999 other #Arsenal fans willing to set up to £1/week direct debit. #messi #afc #justdoit #thedream

? Matt Clark (@matt_clarky) novembre 16, 2015