So what you're saying is that only your local hairdresser will cut it for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
How shit is your hair?
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So what you're saying is that only your local hairdresser will cut it for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
How shit is your hair?
The media has been paying close attention to GW. For once they get things exactly right.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
Hardly any of us wanted him. He's here now anyway. Don't make it a thing. Give him a chance to play a game at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Özim
I will, seen plenty of him for England and Man U already to be fair, it's not like he's an unknown quantity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
We'll see how he does, if he misses chances like he has for Man U though I'm not gonna be thrilled.
Played in the 4-0 thrashing by MK Dons apparently.
I see you're at this stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
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That had my laughing. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Syn
:haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
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Welbz :bow:.
What a man.
Signing of the summer. :bow:
Hard to disagree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Wesley Snipes is home :bow:
:haha: Got to hand it to them, they nailed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Emirates Gallactico
When did The Mirror become buzzfeed?
I thought he looked good in his cameo last night for Ingerland
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Originally Posted by selassie
I thought that too. I'm warming to this signing. He's not really the level we'd need to properly push us on but he's a far less depressing option than Sanogoals, I think he's going to do OK for us.
He'll do just fine for us. Extra motivation for him being a Manc to ruin City next week as well on his debut.
Fair to say we all secretly rated him anyway but only poked fun because he didn't play for us. :coffee:
Think he'll be as frustrating as he is good. Which lowers the usual frustrating:good ratio that Giroud and Sanogo have maintained. Never thought he was shit and have always said he was a decent player, but I also say that about Tom Cleverley and Aaron Lennon so maybe I just look for the good in people.
In Manchester England, I was born and raised
In a shithole is where I spent most of my days
No fair to say we all knew he was shit, but some of us are trying to big him up because they don't want to admit what a car crash this signing is. The media are saying what a good move it is because he is English and from Man United and nothing produced by United can ever be bad. But when he invariably stinks up the place for us, they won't defend him anymore because he plays for Arsenal the scum of the earth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Agreed, he'll fit right in.Quote:
Think he'll be as frustrating as he is good.
I figured this out - he's not Sanogo, it isn't my money being spent, he's still got about 60 days credit with the media while the Utd AFFECT wears off, he's not Sanogo but most importantly he's not Sanogo.
So in the end, good signing.
I think people may also be forgetting the fact he's not Sanogo.
Said it before but some of the Arsenal fans who make these videos should be on the club payroll. That's one of the only good things to come out of this social media/technology wankfest - some of these guys are able to edit and create these player videos better than Sky could. Usually have to play them on mute though.
Shame they can't get these out quicker as they'd be a massive help to Martin Samuel and Rob Draper.
Here's the Rooney video from the night:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tPnX7OPo0Q
:lol:
Me too, I like his workrate and his pace. He is obviously still quite raw but the potential is there. He could turn out to be a decent signing!Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
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Yes? No?
Ramsey might be a bit wasted there, but on the other hand Ramsey and Jack would be a lot more defensively sound than Ozil and Cazorla. Cover for Ozil is Santi who also does better through the middle. Cover for Welbeck is Campbell (because it wouldn't work with Giroud), cover on either flank is provided by Ox and we should develop a proper rotational strategy to lessen the impact of injury.
Shame were fucked at the back if we pick up one or two injuries.
take wellbeck out of the xi and put podolski in and i'd agree
Basically you're sulking, aren't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
In the real world. Spot on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
In Wenger's world? Stick them all wide left :good:
Arteta or flamini have to be there in place of wilshere. They are far from the ideal option bit they are at least disciplined enough to sacrifice for the team, wilshere isn't.
Also, Ozil will no doubt continued to be used on the left.
Agreed, we need Arteta/Flamini for balance. Ramsey and Wilshere should be competing for the same spot until one of them inevitably gets injured for 6 months and makes the decision for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kano
Doesn't make any sense for Arteta or Flamini to start in that formation, it would kill the counter attack. It would be the wider men in the three that would be expected to drop back while Ramsey and Wilshere moved centrally when we were defending. Arteta and Flamini would be okay defensively but we'd lose the attacking purpose of the formation going forward (at speed). Maybe Arteta could do it (don't think so really) but certainly not Flamini. Face it, he's cover for the defence this year anyway.
We've worked with worse! In my opinion, Welbeck's technique looks better than Adebayor's ever was for us, and his work-rate and attitude are on another level completely - if we somehow managed to get 30 goals out of Ade in a single season, then I don't see why we shouldn't be quietly confident about Welbeck breaking the 20 barrier on a regular basis, and maybe even getting more on a good year?Quote:
Originally Posted by selassie
And compared to what we currently have in Sanogo, who doesn't even look like a footballer, then he's an infinite improvement!
Certainly should play pub teams at Emirates with this line up & drop the need for a DM. At home against the pub teams the ball spends 80% of its time in their half, this is where you need your players.Quote:
Originally Posted by selassie
As I think Sanch has better work rate, I'd play Rambo on his side of midfield allowing him a bit more freedom to make his forward runs. So its a simple swap of Rambo & Jack for me.
He has motivation to do extra well against Citeh, Liverpool and United.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
Stunning foresight from Wemger. :bow:
Also, I don't recall ever laughing at our Danny.
You said affect instead of effect. :haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
What a retard :pal:.
Of course, I always rated him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
That's I coined the phrase 'Danny Welgood'
Because he's well good.
Isn't it our normal formation? :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Podolski has started his last game for the club :pal:Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
