The Official Arsenal - 14 x FA Cup winners thread - Vol 4
Discussion
Eddie Strohacker said:
I'd be fairly irritated right now were I a gooner realising my best player had been missing match days & training because he was busy learning 'Glory, glory Man Utd' on the piano.
It has always been his dream according to a Chilean teammate (who wanted to remain anon). So he may well have learned it a long time ago. 
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/alexi...
Glassman said:
It has always been his dream according to a Chilean teammate (who wanted to remain anon). So he may well have learned it a long time ago.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/alexi...
https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/alexi...
theplayingmantis said:
whats evidence he was disruptive? Leading by example for effort and work rate and wanting to win, expecting more from his teammates, rather than being a nice boy happy to pick up his pay cheque like Ramsey?
coq exploded myths of discontent the other day.
Pires i think said something similar.
Read something this morning that [current] players well-wished Le Coq and Theo as they bid farewell; nothing/nobody for Sanchez. I'm sure if this isn't true, something will surface soon enough. coq exploded myths of discontent the other day.
Pires i think said something similar.
So with that saga finally at an end, where do we go from here?
Could this Mkhi chap do a similar deep-lying playmaker role to what Cazorla did before his ankle got zombified?
We haven't committed to the 3-4-3 formation adopted at the tail end of last season, and I think it's clear Wenger prefers 4-2-3-1. We played our best football with Cazorla pulling the strings in the middle, and we haven't got anybody as calm and confident on the ball in really tight pressing situations.
To be honest, I'm picking at straws here as it's difficult to see the overall plan in this...
Could this Mkhi chap do a similar deep-lying playmaker role to what Cazorla did before his ankle got zombified?
We haven't committed to the 3-4-3 formation adopted at the tail end of last season, and I think it's clear Wenger prefers 4-2-3-1. We played our best football with Cazorla pulling the strings in the middle, and we haven't got anybody as calm and confident on the ball in really tight pressing situations.
To be honest, I'm picking at straws here as it's difficult to see the overall plan in this...
IrateNinja said:
So with that saga finally at an end, where do we go from here?
Could this Mkhi chap do a similar deep-lying playmaker role to what Cazorla did before his ankle got zombified?
We haven't committed to the 3-4-3 formation adopted at the tail end of last season, and I think it's clear Wenger prefers 4-2-3-1. We played our best football with Cazorla pulling the strings in the middle, and we haven't got anybody as calm and confident on the ball in really tight pressing situations.
To be honest, I'm picking at straws here as it's difficult to see the overall plan in this...
Aubameyang will be interesting providing Gazidis doesn't fCould this Mkhi chap do a similar deep-lying playmaker role to what Cazorla did before his ankle got zombified?
We haven't committed to the 3-4-3 formation adopted at the tail end of last season, and I think it's clear Wenger prefers 4-2-3-1. We played our best football with Cazorla pulling the strings in the middle, and we haven't got anybody as calm and confident on the ball in really tight pressing situations.
To be honest, I'm picking at straws here as it's difficult to see the overall plan in this...
k it up. We do need reinforcing defensively. Time will tell what the unknown Bubble from the unheard of club will be like.
If Juan Mata hate Mourinho he must do now.
Glassman said:
theplayingmantis said:
whats evidence he was disruptive? Leading by example for effort and work rate and wanting to win, expecting more from his teammates, rather than being a nice boy happy to pick up his pay cheque like Ramsey?
coq exploded myths of discontent the other day.
Pires i think said something similar.
Read something this morning that [current] players well-wished Le Coq and Theo as they bid farewell; nothing/nobody for Sanchez. I'm sure if this isn't true, something will surface soon enough. coq exploded myths of discontent the other day.
Pires i think said something similar.
Ascayman said:
What a scumbag Wenger is. Another final the fraud!! BBOOOOOOOOO
It was a good performance tonight, Monreal was fantastic again. It's amazing what happens when you play a left back at left back eh? There was real spine to the team tonight in the way they defended and Wenger deserves credit for seemingly making the right organisational changes at half time. Sure, the goals were lucky, but I'll take it anyway. When you work hard you make your own luck.
jammy-git said:
Does that sound likely? Regardless of how incompetent you think Arsenal are, do you really think they'd up their offer by £900,000?
yeshttps://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/jul/23/a...
Adam B said:
jammy-git said:
Does that sound likely? Regardless of how incompetent you think Arsenal are, do you really think they'd up their offer by £900,000?
yeshttps://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/jul/23/a...
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