Dropping in form players

[Dicks and chicks]

Anyone find it weird whenever a player is in form we drop him. Lucas Perez was dropped after a good performance V Basel , dropped after a series of good cameos, Welbeck dropped after scoring twice and Theo Walcott dropped after a hatrick how are any of these players meant to build any sort of form? It's weird because we clearly have taken emerging, last season every time Joel Campbell played well he was dropped as well it's like these players can't catch a break. There's too much loyality to Ramsey,Ozil etc

[Marc Overmars]

The Chelsea game will tell us whether he's permanently abandoned Alexis upfront.

[Özim]

Totally wrong, sends the wrong message out, tells players it doesn't matter how well you perform, if you're not one of the chosen few you won't get regular game time. No wonder players lack motivation on the pitch.

[Power n Glory]

Endless excuses will come from him about fitness concerns and looking at the history of a player but it's just further proof he can't manage the situation.

http://metro.co.uk/2017/02/01/arsene...tford-6419610/

[Niall_Quinn]

The guy fucked up on Saturday. He fucking knew Walcott was on a hattrick but he left him on the pitch. What happens next? Walcott gets the hattrick. Unacceptable complacency from a guy who gets paid millions a year.

[Gooner23]

I didn't expect Welbeck to start two games in a row at this stage of his come back, but no reason to drop Oxlade and Perez who both played well and are relatively fresh compared to some of our other players.

But it wasn't just Giroud and Ramsey off the boil last night, to a man they were absolute pony in the first half. The manager has to take the blame for that one.