Arsenal.com Player of the Season Award

Hard to argue with that.

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Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm

Hard to argue with that.

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Well, probably not hard to argue, but hard to argue and be right maybe.

Kos
Cazorla
Mert
Theo
Giroud

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Originally Posted by cricketsi

Well, probably not hard to argue, but hard to argue and be right maybe.

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When has being right ever been important on here?

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Originally Posted by Grimandi's Perm

When has being right ever been important on here?

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Exactly, hence you could definitely argue it.

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Originally Posted by BOBN

Lets be honest, Campbell was better than Adams and Bould put together.

A world player verses two club players.

Lets not talk about the run around these two got in Europe.

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let's be fair adams and boulds were both well into their thirties by the time our european adventures began bould in his mid-late thirties. But neither of them would have gone missing against West Ham because their boyfriends had threatened to out them to the press.

Kos is 2nd.


Kos :bow:

Slightly less shit-arse player to infuriate us with hot and cold performances that were nowhere worth the cash shelled out award goes to Cazorla for me, at least he has talent. Although if just judged on minutes played I suppose it's Jenkinson or maybe Fabianski. Don't know what it's actually judged on though, can't be consistency of course. We have stunk up the place this season.

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Originally Posted by ollie the optimist

Kos is 2nd.


Kos :bow:

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:gp:

Kos :bow:

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

let's be fair adams and boulds were both well into their thirties by the time our european adventures began bould in his mid-late thirties. But neither of them would have gone missing against West Ham because their boyfriends had threatened to out them to the press.

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Lets be honest, Adams was an alcoholic. Nevermind West Ham, he went missing from responsible adulthood.

Campbell, Keown, Koselny. Top 3 Arsenal centre backs in the premiership era.