thats a lieOriginally Posted by Niall_Quinn
plenty of people thought rvp was different. shit loads of gooners thought he was a rose among thorns.
he played it well tbf
thats a lie
plenty of people thought rvp was different. shit loads of gooners thought he was a rose among thorns.
he played it well tbf
and there is this one with Henry last year, holding a picture that was taken back in 2005
which amounts to absolutely nothing as he's shit
we'll win nothing with players like him in the team but i guess that's ok so he fits in perfectly here
true, i was one of them and i have never been so wrong about a player before as i have with him.
however with Jenkinson, his Dad goes to matches and is a life long arsenal fan and so was his grandad. read this last year when he signed. and you can see from that brick he made, that this is an honour to play for us and he is one of us but one of us who lives the dream not just dreams it of playing for Arsenal
just going to put this out there. this season, we are the only team in england not to concede. Jenkinson been a starter in all 3 games. he clearly is not shit
Everyone has players like this in their squad. United won countless trophies with Brown, O'Shea etc clocking up 30+ appearances a season.
Homegrown or gohome tbf.
Until he leaves to City in a few years then you be calling him an unloyal ****.
We won nothing with RVP/Cesc/Nasri/Theo/Ade in the team.
so was ashley cole. how did that end? posting sentimental facts about him and his family isn't going to work. if the past 3 years have taught us anything its that footballers are absolute c*nts. even those that we thought were somewhat loyal.
on top of that he's a poor footballer who isn't good enough for the highest level. we won't win things with jenkinson in the team. simple truth.
as for your other post. the defence is working as a unit and the organisation has improved. i praised the team after the liverpool game because they deserved it. but if you're going to use that to try and convince me jenkinson is now a good player then i dont think its a strong enough argument. it's more about the collective improvement we've seen in our defence than individual. jenkinson gave the ball away 3 times in the opening 25 minutes against liverpool and is still very inconsistent. he kept sterling in his pocket but what has sterling achieved in his career?
carl has improved but thats not hard, he was woeful.
don't compare us to united. it's heaven and earth apart.
from the manager to the policies and the level of investment to the wage structure.
heaven and earth.
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