well as you said letters, we'd go round the houses forever on this with both of you (LDG) i still can't agree.
but we can all agree on what a shithouse of ****s that lot are at the moment.
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well as you said letters, we'd go round the houses forever on this with both of you (LDG) i still can't agree.
but we can all agree on what a shithouse of ****s that lot are at the moment.
Once we sell Jack, that's it, I don't want to watch another Arsenal game.
Jack is leaving as soon as Citeh/Utd put in a 20M bid.
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Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
Yes, we call all agree on that.
Jack has to stop pissing about trying to do a Messi. He's talented but he can't take 7 players on and round the goalie. Do yourself a favour, after you've taken 3 on and have an opportunity to shoot, remember your limitations. You are English, not Spanish. Just lash it in. As hard as you can. Dickhead.
for a player with so much being banked on his development, he is incredibly one footed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Synti Claus
As apposed to Gervinho, who was obviously afflicted by leporacy as a child.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terry Tuffnutz
is that some wierd political system in the ivory coast?:Quote:
Originally Posted by NoeLDG
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I don't think that's the main reason he keeps passing up, in the second half he was through to shoot on his left foot (from the right wing) and he tried to take someone. His problem is he fancies his chances of taking players on much more than he fancies his ability to net a potshot. Cazorla seems to have the balance right. Jack is just as bad as Hleb atm.
I dont mind him being one footed. But what separates truly great players from the good is you get some sort of assurance. With Rooney or Van Persie, you know when you play the ball to them in any situation, they can read the game and make the right decision 99/100. It's not about ability at this stage. Jack has to be able to choose the right option, not just the one he feels more comfortable in.
E.g. You don't see Van Persie trying to manoeuvre the ball on to his left if he has little chance, he just hits it as hard as he can with his right. Jack tries to overplay it (whether its on his left or right) because that's what he likes doing.
Fabregas didn't have Jack's little bit burst (until later) but at the same age he was miles ahead in terms of reading the game. I use to criticise Fabregas all the time for poor finishing but at least he knew what to do when in a shooting position. He had a go even if he was shit at it. And he eventually became great at it.