Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

[selassie]

I think Chambers has a shout for a CB spot in the future too, I liked how he played on Sunday even before they went down to 10 men, I don't know whether Merts guidance and experience plays a part here but I thought Chambers played an aggressive game on Sunday that was controlled and steady. Chambers has had some stinkers but has also put in some very good performances, I think the potential is there with this kid, he's a smart player.

[Power n Glory]

Merts is supposed to be good at helping team mates and being the organiser. An intelligent player and I rate him. I think his presence has helped his partners. He communicates more.

[Globalgunner]

Merts is supposed to be good at helping team mates and being the organiser. An intelligent player and I rate him. I think his presence has helped his partners. He communicates more.

Isnt that Arteta`s job

[Power n Glory]

http://www.footballinsider247.com/re...ing-team-mate/

I hope this is media bollocks. It's on my Bleacher Report feed.

[Xhaka Can’t]

'Arsenal correspondent' Tony Hughes wrote 13 paragraphs in that piece and the only quote was Graeme Souness saying, "banging down".

[Power n Glory]

When do we ever get quotes on these stories? Over the past couple of weeks this 'insider' knows the wage demands of Sanchez, Ox and Ozil.

[Static]

In other news, Draxler scored two goals last night.

[Marc Overmars]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...h-Chelsea.html

Cech could be captain next season.

[JaneEmily]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...h-Chelsea.html

Cech could be captain next season.

Well what with Mikel not being able to play many games without injuring something or the other, I'd go for that. There's no other really outstanding leaders on the pitch. Per does alright but everyone else is just...quiet. You know if Cech was captain, he'd undoubtedly give someone a bollocking if they fucked up.

[Niall_Quinn]

More interesting:

Meanwhile, Arsenal boss Wenger is sweating on the fitness of central defensive-pairing Laurent Koscielny and Gabriel.

Koscielny, who suffered a dead leg in the win over Leicester, is hopeful of facing Barcelona in the Champions League on Tuesday, but is set to miss the FA Cup tie against Hull on Saturday.

Am I just remembering things wrong or did it used to be usual to run a dead leg off during a game? It wasn't the sort of thing you were sidelined for was it? Is a dead leg something different now? These guys would miss games for a broken fingernail.