I think he joined the wrong club if he wants attacking football. What he'll get here is boring, sideways passing, send-you-to-sleep football.Originally Posted by HCZ
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I think he joined the wrong club if he wants attacking football. What he'll get here is boring, sideways passing, send-you-to-sleep football.
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He looked good today. We'll soon knock that out of him!
We've signed a really good player.
He’s mega.
Him and Ozil in the same team gives so many headaches for the opposition.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
The Aubameyang, Mkhitaryan and Ozil combo will be a headache for teams for sure. Early days but I was worried he'd be ineffective from the wing. But saying that, Fat Sam is a garbage manager. No idea why these old English farts keep getting these jobs.
Bigger tests to come but so far so good. Spurs next?
With spurs, Wenger should be working on gettng them to stay in shape and keep dicipline. Keep solid, because it’s not the lane. There is space to hurt them.
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
Tell me he doesn't look like someone that could play the Cazorla role or take over from Ozil as a 10?
Ideally, we wouldn't have to shift his position, but looking at the second half and how we started, I really worry about central midfield and what will happen when up against a team that presses. It's not hard to put the shackles on Ramsey and Xhaka when pressing them.
Nope, let's keep him nearer the opposition box where he got 3 assists
Ideally, we wouldn't have to shift his position, but looking at the second half and how we started, I really worry about central midfield and what will happen when up against a team that presses. It's not hard to put the shackles on Ramsey and Xhaka when pressing them.
Aye the pressing problem is a pressing problem but it’s been one for years. Elneny and Wilshere would be a better partnership when dealing with the high press for sure. Of course it will require Wenger to do what he’s never previously done which is pick a team based on its ability to nullify the strengths of the opposition
Ideally, we wouldn't have to shift his position, but looking at the second half and how we started, I really worry about central midfield and what will happen when up against a team that presses. It's not hard to put the shackles on Ramsey and Xhaka when pressing them.
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