https://www.skysports.com/football/n...-bright-future
Great read about Saka. I warmed up to Saka last season, and I think the kid is really worth the hype. ESR is another one.. :loveblush:
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https://www.skysports.com/football/n...-bright-future
Great read about Saka. I warmed up to Saka last season, and I think the kid is really worth the hype. ESR is another one.. :loveblush:
Yes very true, Martinelli looks exciting as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by fakeyank
I believe the correct phrase to desrcribe this is 'damning'Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
Time for him to go now...
So the cunt Evra was right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
What did Evra say?
Check out today's Arseblog interesting piece on Emery and his record in League campaigne's not good.
Also a good quote from Amy Lawrence "Emery looks like a man with a giant bunch of keys desperately trying all of them to see if one will unlock the damned door before trouble arrives".
i like Amy Lawrence but surely the problem is that he keeps trying the same keys in the shape of Xhaka and the back line despite them not working...Quote:
Originally Posted by dazthegooner
Emerys biggest problem is that he seems to have no identity, no footballing philosophy. He is not offensive inclined and cannot organise a defence to save his life. If He were a cook, you would give him all the ingredients in the world, hand him the keys to a Waitrose outlet and he would barely be able to deliver a ham sandwich. I am no longer an Ozil fan but what he was rumoured to have said is entirely true. The man is not a coach.
While top players fall out with coaches, the best coaches find ways to get the best out of top talent. I think that Ozil was probably over indulged by Wenger who was guilty of having favourites, but I would not be surprised if the issue between Ozil and Emery is that Ozil has questioned his credentials. There is a whiff of little man syndrome over the way Emery has magaed the situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Globalgunner