Ok so it probably does not matter in the scheme of things, but it never changes whatever the personel.
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Ok so it probably does not matter in the scheme of things, but it never changes whatever the personel.
Sounds a bit like your face.
If youre feeling lost now. Wait till after the Charity shield. Chelsea will show us no charity
They might show us some Community though as we beat them in our third successive Wembley meeting and collect our third Shield in four seasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
You're right we have no chance just like the last time we played that at Wembley.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner
And the time before that.
Besides, Adzz will be there.
Adzz is always there...
Provided Alexis is there, that's the main thing. And playing in red, not blue. I don't want to see Wenger's wallet bulging when we take to the pitch.
Will that cock Wenger listen? It's so painfully obvious how our tactics need to be adjusted - ripped up and built from scratch, tbf. It doesn't take a genius player like Henry to see it, any fool can see. Except the biggest fool of all. Perhaps he can see, perhaps because Wenger is an arrogant, self obsessed egomaniac he can see but does the opposite.Quote:
Henry believes players like Granit Xhaka should seek to go more direct now they have a proven goalscorer in Lacazette to lead the line.
'Xhaka has it in his locker to play that ball over the top,' Henry told Sky Sports via Goal. 'He has an amazing left foot. If he has time on the ball he does not need to play through the middle sometimes.
'Why do you want to play what I call "the Arsenal ball" to the winger who comes in the pocket? Why don't you play the other ball.
'That's the best ball in the game because you go straight to goal. They don't like it.
'Does he lose the ball? No, he doesn't lose the ball. Does it look pretty? Yes, it looks pretty. But we want to go to goal.
'That's where we want to go. Can he play that pass? It is not difficult for Xhaka. They are going to have to learn with Lacazette.'
'When the big man [Sanchez] comes back and hopefully he is going to come back soon, Alexis Sanchez, he is going to play on the left.
'I think Lacazette is going to play in the centre. That is where I would like to see him play. Giroud can offer a lot and he showed that [against Leicester] but I would love to see the partnership that Sanchez and Lacazette can create.'
Tip, tap, tip, tap, tip, tap - just to annoy us.
How did that work out?Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner