That's putting it lightly.
One of the worst individual performances I've seen in recent memory.
Up there with Eboue vs Wigan.
I've seen enough that suggests he can be a good player for us but throwing him in at the deep end when the club is in a period of turmoil is not going to help his development.
This statement is ready to be C&P'd in threads for Frimpong, Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Miquel, Gibbs, Traore, Bartley and so on.Originally Posted by Boss
The King Is Back.
Put it in the Wenger thread too
felt sorry for him today he looked awful. Blind passes, poor quality passes.
shame
We desperately need Wilshere to come back from injury, and that just shows the pathetic mismanagement of this squad by Wenger that we're relying on an 18 year old to lead our midfield.
Hard to tell what's going on with this guy, if we're honest before he got injured we only saw one or two half performances from him, he was quite a way from the first team.
Now he's come back after a horror injury, it's hard to tell whether the injury has affected him, he lacks confidence, or he just at the level he was before but we never really saw it as he hardly featured.
Ramsey is at the level where he was before the the injury. But now he is a regular starter, his shitness becoming really visible (talking about overrating British product). Right now he is a good squad player, but the manager shouldnt throw him into deep end of big PL games. It'll do more harm than good (similar to Walcott). Unlike Wheelchair or Frimpong, Ramsey is a soft GHEL, the manager has to treat them differently.
somebody put something in my milk
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Well deserved as well, he's been brilliant so far this season. Long may it continue!
He has impressed so far this season. It is clear that he is working hard on his game.
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