quality fighting (in the sense of trying to get the football rather than vinnie jonesing) player, just what we needed
also his presence will allow cover for other attacking options like welbeck and theo to develop
quality fighting (in the sense of trying to get the football rather than vinnie jonesing) player, just what we needed
also his presence will allow cover for other attacking options like welbeck and theo to develop
Sanchez is a beast, a world class player. Let him play where he wants and the rest can fight it out for a spot.
Think that he will enjoy having Theo in the team but we must get the ball to them quicker rather than the normal 200 passes between our defenders & midfield. Also slightly worried that Welbz & Giroud are not clever enough up top & could ruin a lot of the hard work created outside of them.
I agree. 180 passes max!Originally Posted by Dein-machine
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He is the piece we must build around - Welbeck top Theo and Sanchez on the wings.....last chance Ozil in the 10 would be formidable but Ozil needs to be motivated.....if that is a push too far then we may need to cash in and buy someone who wants to play
http://vimeo.com/116750303
All goals so far.
Just commentary on this one so this makes it automatically my favourite compilation video of all time, even if Owen is on it.
Well, when you see it like that and also consider he ran non-stop for every minute between each of the goals - what a player!
For once the old cliché is true, the complete footballer.
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Found this interesting. The guy is one of life's winners by the look of it:
Sanchez earned £30.3m last year — his Barcelona and Arsenal earnings supplemented by various business ventures in his homeland, Chile, including property holdings, stock investments, Fat Sanchez Burger restaurant chain, the Tocopilla Angels football team and Pure Wondersanchez vodka.
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It's not about talent, the effort levels on the pitch is the key to everything good that he does. Has the potential to be a replica of Suarez, footballing wise. The only edge Suarez has - that Henry and Bergkamp also had - is a bit of a nasty streak to unsettle defenders and knowing what you can get away with. If he starts snapping away at the heels of CBs he's a ballon d'or candidate.
Being able to score a variety of goals is what sets the best apart. Tap ins, volleys, combers, headers, they're all there. Then of course you have his ridiculous work ethic to go with that.
A worldie of a player.
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