Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
How does Barton allegedly having a good game for his team reflect badly on Jack? Lad, this isn't tennis.
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Jack Wilshere: Where to now?
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Oh man that's even worse
Country: Canada
The guy is about as clueless as they come tbh
CurryFlavoured
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I scored 2 goals at 5 a side yesterday, what did your boy Jack do? Think it reflects pretty poorly on him tbh.
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Not as bad as that attempt at a recovery.
Relic
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Sir Bump
Unhealthy obsession with Aaron Ramsey
Not that we're missing him at all............
Still waiting for Ramsey compilations from the comfortable crew.
CurryFlavoured
Established Member
Someone mentioned that Jack could play the role that Iwobi currently plays, and I'd agree with that. I find it harder to see how we fit him into a functional midfield and he's obviously not playing #10 role. We'll see but I think that free role would suit him rather than midfield where we require discipline.
juice man
Can't make his mind up
Jack certainly could not do what Iwobi does in a wide position. Besides, why do we want to shunt Jack outwide again? Loaning him to Bournemouth allows him match practice in his best position. He's slowly turning into a player I want in our starting XI again.
Impact
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A match-fit Wilshere is a better player than most players at Arsenal. So if he were around now in this shape, we would be looking at some way to fit him in. However, he wouldn't be near his current shape if he was playing a bit-part role for us (which he was at the start of the season). We made a good decision letting him go out on loan. Iwobi has enough talent for us not to miss Wilshere, even if I think Wilshere is a better player.
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CurryFlavoured
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I'm not doubting it's his most natural position, I just have my doubts about how he fits into our midfield.
If he could build with Xhaka what he had with Song then that'd likely be better than any of options we have at the moment.
Beksl
Sell All The Youngsters
If he gets to his best physically and avoids any further injuries I firmly believe he's the one replacing Cazorla next season.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
One of the more robust players in the league these days. WTF happened?
Nyctophobia
Established Member
Sometimes I wonder if we have some guy whose only job it is to beat our players with a ball-peen hammer.One of the more robust players in the league these days. WTF happened?
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4R5Emaniac
Always fresh from Bangladesh
One of our 600 employees. It could be a training and/or conditioning issue. There has to be something since its different players going through the same problems over and over.
Does anyone still believe he'll return to us?
I have my doubts.
I have my doubts.
remains
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Only if we give him assurances about a spot in the first 11 imo.
Lookin' for a new Baby
New name pending...
I don't think he will, but I doubt he'll want to stay at Bournemouth.
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