No one was rating Sturridge at City and Chelsea . Even when he joined Liverpool , he was still missing sitters . But look what kind of striker he has developed . Wellbeck is young and will have a point to prove especially against United .
We create so many chances with no one in the box to put them away . At least we got someone who will be a constant threat . His finishing will improve with time .
DO NOT POSTPONE TODAY'S DUTY FOR TOMORROW .IT MAY BE TOO LATE .
I suppose there's still a foul taste and stench since the last player we brought in from Utd. If, if, if, if, Welbeck pushes on like Sturridge then of course we can't complain and this is a good deal. If he keeps on playing like he did for Utd then we've ended up with Gervinho again. I want to see Ox and Walcott take the league by storm this year, then I'll have some confidence Wenger can still bring the best out of these types of players. At least it's obvious who we drop to play him and at least we will now play 11 vs 11 instead of 10 vs 12. I don't like the idea of Utd players at the club, not at all. But he turned down the spuds so I guess he's on the right road. I wouldn't say I'm warming to it but my enthusiasm has risen a few degrees from -273COriginally Posted by Ralpheroo72
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Wages are £115kpw according to Telegraph. Very surprising Podolski wasn't shipped out to accommodate.
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Welbz.
What a man.
The reaction makes a change from the cringeworthy fanfare surrounding the Ozil and Sanchez signings, who have both been shyt so far.
Welbeck will probably out-perform both.
If Giroud is fit by Jan window I could see Pod going then.
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"After all, it was the Gunners’ goalkeeper who started the move that culminated in Thomas’ crowning glory. It was Lukic who, in injury time, decided to throw the ball out to Lee Dixon rather than lump it long..."
Must admit I'm excited by the prospect of such an unpredictable signing and frankly it wouldn't have taken much to improve on Sanogo anyway. Been a long time since we had an England striker as well, we're racking up quite the GHEL contingent.
I know he wasn't the first, second or even 98th name on our wish list, but he's ours now and like any new signing he comes with a clean slate. I only care about what he does in an Arsenal shirt and not what he's previously done at United.
We have our pacey striker and despite not having the goal scoring pedigree we desire he has plenty of time on his side to improve. United fans rated him so that should tell you we haven't at least signed a complete dud.
Hopefully in a year or 2 we're all dragging up theand Welshit comments we've all made, because that would mean he's doing quite well.
Come on Welbz and come on Arsenal.
Never. Didn't you say we didn't want to pay Remy £80kpw and that he was greedy?
I would much rather we didn't sign anyone than sign Wellbeck. A useless addition to à flailing squad.
To some degree, I empathised with Wenger after his post-match interview against Besiktas. If he was telling the truth that we had to try and cope with Podolski. Walcott, Sanogo and Campbell, then so be it. They needed a chance to play and they'd finally got it. For reasons unbeknown to me, Wenger decides to pick the worst one of the four to play against Leicester, leading to panic stations among the fans and the signing of a non goal-scoring striker by the board to placate the fans. Terrible.
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Society is now one polished horde
Formed by two mighty tribes, the bores and the bored.
"After all, it was the Gunners’ goalkeeper who started the move that culminated in Thomas’ crowning glory. It was Lukic who, in injury time, decided to throw the ball out to Lee Dixon rather than lump it long..."
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