' Cardiff striker in talks with Qatari-based Al-Arabi '

Former Arsenal striker Marouane Chamakh set for January move to the Middle East

Daily Mirror

The Cardiff striker has opened talks with Qatari-based Al-Arabi - bringing the curtain down on his six-year stay in English football.

Marouane Chamakh is set for a career-ending pay-day in the Middle East in January.

The Cardiff striker has opened talks with Qatari-based Al-Arabi - bringing the curtain down on his six-year stay in English football.

Chamakh joined Arsenal in 2010 before spells with West Ham and Crystal Palace.

Championship struggles Cardiff rescued the Moroccan from the scrapheap in October.

But he is on his way out after just two brief substitute appearances under Neil Warnock.

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A complete waste of money at our club no matter how much or how little we were paying him.

Well worth the gamble,a proven striker at premiership level,and should have been to good for the championship

Well worth the gamble,a proven striker at premiership level,and should have been to good for the championship

A proven striker at premiership level is somewhat stretching it a bit.

He was was a Wenger 'fraud'.

Wenger brought him over after a couple of half decent seasons in France and he was completely out of his depth at Arsenal, Palace and his short stay with West Ham.

Saw him in Cardiff City centre, eating a hot dog at Brewery Corner. As my mate said, "Cardiff need to f##k this c##t right off".

Saw him in Cardiff City centre, eating a hot dog at Brewery Corner. As my mate said, "Cardiff need to f##k this c##t right off".

Footballers are not allowed to eat hot dogs anymore under FA rules so I'm with you on that one

Well worth the gamble,a proven striker at premiership level,and should have been to good for the championship

A proven striker at premiership level is somewhat stretching it a bit.

He was was a Wenger 'fraud'.

Wenger brought him over after a couple of half decent seasons in France and he was completely out of his depth at Arsenal, Palace and his short stay with West Ham.

Played over 100 games in the premier league so had something about him once

Well worth the gamble,a proven striker at premiership level,and should have been to good for the championship

A proven striker at premiership level is somewhat stretching it a bit.

He was was a Wenger 'fraud'.

Wenger brought him over after a couple of half decent seasons in France and he was completely out of his depth at Arsenal, Palace and his short stay with West Ham.

Played over 100 games in the premier league so had something about him once

Mainly for Palace where he couldnt hit a barndoor with a banjo. Most of his appearances for Arsenal were off the bench.

His goalscoring record in England is 1 in every 5 and a half games.

The bloke is a complete fraud when it comes to the English game, better suited to the continent.

Was that barn door next to David Marshall he seems to have hit that one ?

Well worth the gamble,a proven striker at premiership level,and should have been to good for the championship

A proven striker at premiership level is somewhat stretching it a bit.

He was was a Wenger 'fraud'.

Wenger brought him over after a couple of half decent seasons in France and he was completely out of his depth at Arsenal, Palace and his short stay with West Ham.

Played over 100 games in the premier league so had something about him once

Mainly for Palace where he couldnt hit a barndoor with a banjo. Most of his appearances for Arsenal were off the bench.

His goalscoring record in England is 1 in every 5 and a half games.

The bloke is a complete fraud when it comes to the English game, better suited to the continent.

Down to opinions obviously,he was never a out and out goal scorer more of a target man,which in my book is not suited for the continent,more to the British game,got the ability but it's down to attitude,and he clearly not interested,by the way I actually do think he's shit

Saw him in Cardiff City centre, eating a hot dog at Brewery Corner. As my mate said, "Cardiff need to f##k this c##t right off".

Footballers are not allowed to eat hot dogs anymore under FA rules so I'm with you on that one