Random Arsenal Shit (When it's not worth starting a thread)

The difference between having an Ozil and not having Ozil is the difference between Messi playing for Argentina/Ronaldo playing for Portugal and Messi playing for a Barcelona/Ronaldo playing for a Real Madrid.

I'm not confused, sometimes things need saying more than once so as to affirm that their importance cannot be overstated

And it seems bizarre not to think that you wouldn't have the best creative midfielders to complement the top strikers. And considering there aren't many creative midfielders out there who have Ozils footballing ability, range of passing and vision it seems obvious that that is harder to replace than a goal scoring winger/striker (yes it will cost us but there are more players of that kind avaliable)

In that sense Ozil becomes more irreplaceable because he is a rare breed, maybe I am confused because I don't know how to explain that to you in any simpler way. You don't have to agree, I have already made it abundantly clear that I'd have to go a long way to find something I care less about than what you think.

But it seems bizarre that I seem to be talking a foreign language to you, I have an opinion which you vehermently disagree with, I'm not even asking you to respect that view because see above but as you seem to be inferring stupidity on my part I am choosing to come to the conclusion that you must have the capacity to understand what I'm saying, but maybe that's an assumption too much.

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The difference between having an Ozil and not having Ozil is the difference between Messi playing for Argentina/Ronaldo playing for Portugal and Messi playing for a Barcelona/Ronaldo playing for a Real Madrid.

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Get out of here. :lol: Overstating his importance. He's one man! You're comparing a whole national team with different egos wanting the ball and playing with weaker players in all areas. Ronaldo's game hasn't suffered since Ozil left. Ozil wasn't even the most important player for his own national side when winning the World Cup. He wasn't even playing in his preferred position and slated by the German press.

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And it seems bizarre not to think that you wouldn't have the best creative midfielders to complement the top strikers. And considering there aren't many creative midfielders out there who have Ozils footballing ability, range of passing and vision it seems obvious that that is harder to replace than a goal scoring winger/striker (yes it will cost us but there are more players of that kind avaliable)

In that sense Ozil becomes more irreplaceable because he is a rare breed

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Maybe he's a rare breed because such players aren't as relevant in football? Have you considered that? I mean, how are the other top teams able to flourish without an Ozil? We're seeing more deep laying creative players that can also defend coming through. If he's so essential, why is he so rare with other teams finding success without the need for such a player and we're not looking any better?

No obviously it was too much of an assumption to make. I'm sorry, but I think it doesn't make someone weak if they admit their own shortcomings and I literally don't have the ability to break my point down to make it any simpler.

So I think it's easier to let you criticise what you think I'm saying rather than actually what I am saying.

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Originally Posted by Munchies

Great stuff

Hope it takes off

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Back to this one. It's made back page of Evening Standard so getting quite a bit of coverage. Will be interesting to see how it pans out, surely better than doing nothing at all.

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Originally Posted by Power_n_Glory

I don't want to confuse you any further. :lol:

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You really have to cut that shizzle out...

Ah I assumed that was part of his repertoire

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

No obviously it was too much of an assumption to make. I'm sorry, but I think it doesn't make someone weak if they admit their own shortcomings and I literally don't have the ability to break my point down to make it any simpler.

So I think it's easier to let you criticise what you think I'm saying rather than actually what I am saying.

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You're coming up with bad examples and I get what you're saying. I just don't think Ozil is that player. He's not a Xavi or Pirlo.

It's worth remembering that bold point next time you speak to DK. :good:

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Originally Posted by Letters

You really have to cut that shizzle out...

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Uhh, I really don't.

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Originally Posted by Gooner23

Back to this one. It's made back page of Evening Standard so getting quite a bit of coverage. Will be interesting to see how it pans out, surely better than doing nothing at all.

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Glad somebody is doing something. Might well be pissing into a hurricane but at least somebody can be bothered to aim a piss at those taking the piss. Perception can be a delicate thing. If enough of these protests break out and persist then the media will pick things up in earnest and the circus can begin. Corporations don't like circuses.

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Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie

Ah I assumed that was part of his repertoire

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Really? :unsure:

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I reiterate i'm just glad you aren't manager

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What kind of statement is that? I assumed you were confused. It's a forum! If you can't take a few jabs then leave it alone.