The Gunners have been eyeing MLS ace Miguel Almiron. But thrifty Unai Emery won't need to burst the bank to secure his services
The Sun say he's available for a relatively modest £11m from Atlanta United. Almiron is regarded as one of hottest prospects Stateside
The Paraguay international has hit 12 goals in 32 appearances. Emery isn't the only suitor though
Newcastle boss Rafa Benitez is in desperate need of reinforcements and is also working on a strict budget
The Toon have endured a tough start to the season and want fresh faces in January
In north London, Emery has earmarked Almiron to fill the void when Ramsey packs his bags
The Wales international reportedly wants the same wage as Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, with his current deal expiring at the end of the season
The duo earn around £200,000-per-week at the north London giants. But despite the hefty salaries that's still considerably less than Mesut Ozil's pay packet
The Germany international pockets a staggering £350,000-per-week. Arsenal will look to offload experienced midfielder Ramsey in January rather than lose him for nothing come the summer
Manchester United are keen, along with Juventus and Chelsea. Former Chelsea and Aston Villa midfielder Andy Townsend thinks Ramsey has been heavily influenced by Ozil's contract
Townsend told The Debate on Sky Sports: "It has to have. It's a factor. "They're all big boys, and they all know that in a dressing room certain players are going to get a lot more than others
"That's across the board at every single club "But I think when you're pitched in virtually the same position on the pitch, Aaron's in there at the same spot as Ozil and he's probably thinking that when he's seeing his output and if they're paying Ozil that amount, he will never be in a stronger position than he is now in terms of age, experience and everything else
"It's a business and sometimes you have to stand firm. "Aaron's never been blessed with great pace, he's 27 and at the peak of his powers, he's not going to get any quicker, and he might not actually get a tremendous amount slower
He's that sort of player to me. "About three or four years ago he had a really strong season in terms of goals, he was well into double figures
"He's always chipping away at six or seven a season, he could probably do a little bit better than that
"He's as productive as Ozil, I think, in terms of goal output he's easily on a par with him so if I was Ramsey right now and Arsenal were offering me a third of what the German's getting, I wouldn't take it either
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Wednesday, October 31, 2018 Morning News Broadcast - Duration: 3:05.
Good morning students and staff at Ocean Drive Elementary. I'm Sidney Wicker
and I'm Lilly Carney from Mrs. Severance's class and we are your ODE news team for the week.
It's Wacky Wednesday, October 31st. We have been in school now for 34 days.
Now let's all stand for the Pledge of Allegiance
and remain standing till the moment of silence.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the
Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and
justice for all.
Now for the South Carolina pledge. Please repeat after me.
I salute the flag of South Carolina; I salute the flag of South Carolina,
and pledge to the Palmetto State; and pledge to the Palmetto state,
love, loyalty, and faith. love, loyalty, and faith.
Now please pause for a moment of silence.
Now let's take a look at the weather. It should be partly sunny throughout the day today.
The high for today is 68 with a low around 54 degrees.
Sunrise was at 7:33 a.m. and
sunset will occur around 6:22 p.m.
The next tight tide will take place at 4:21 p.m.
Lunch choices for today: veg beef soup with Smuckers Crustables PB and J
or chicken nuggets with a garden salad.
Now I'm gonna hand it over to Lilly.
The technology club will be held for 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders on Wednesday afternoons.
Ask your parents about joining. Information can be found in the Parent section of the ODE website.
Since today's Halloween for some people, here are just a few facts for the day.
Number 1: chocolate makes up about three-quarters of candy for trick-or-treaters.
Number 2: three thousand years ago Egyptians made candy out of fruit, nuts, and honey.
Number 3: the idea of getting candy for trick-or-treating was
invented in candy companies back in 1950s.
Number 4: and last but not least there's a 90% chance that your Parents will eat
some of the Halloween candy.
Have a wacky Wednesday and be safe tonight!
See you later alligator!
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News Update: "Be Extraordinary" Campaign and Scholastic Offences - Duration: 1:21.
Hey Western! I'm Griffin Jaeger, and these are your top stories of the week.
Last Friday morning, Western's decade long "Be Extraordinary" campaign came to a close.
The campaign launched in 2007 and exceeded its goal by 55 million, raising
a total of eight hundred and five million dollars to support students
through scholarships, research opportunities, international learning
opportunities, and state of the art facilities.
Western gives thanks to its many alumni for making up a large sum of the 55,000 donors worldwide.
On another note, the 2017 to 2018 report of scholastic offenses show that the
numbers were underreported. Many instructors are dealing with the issues
informally due to a lack of streamlined policy procedures. Students have gone as
far as submitting fake medical documents, false transcripts, hiding library books,
and even impersonating other students within exams.
However, this backfired and resulted in failure and suspension due to the
severity of the stunt. Western officials plan to reform the academic offense
policy in hopes of lowering the number of unrecorded offenses. But for now
Western, I'd think twice about who you're asking to edit your papers. For
more information on these stories, be sure to check out The Gazette online and
on stands today. If you like what you saw, be sure to check out our other videos.
And as always, make sure to like, share, and subscribe. I'll catch ya later
Western!
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