Such a good signing on paper. Career derailed by another Stoke hitman. He's done here but we can't get rid without back up for Bellerin. Both FB positions need sorting next year.
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Mathieu Debuchy: Still Here Guys
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Not even on paper, the only real argument Debuchy got was one unrelated to ability: "Hey, the clueless France manager starts him ahead of Sagna!" Anyone could see he was a serious downgrade on Sagna on every aspect and he proved so with the few nothing performances he had until his injury. Fortunately for us Bellerin adapted quite quickly.
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
People despise him and I don't know why, other than he's stroppy ****. Maybe it's his first name. Loan Chambers, sell Jenkinson and keep Debuchy is what I'd do. He's solid.
For me it was his attitude. He thought once he was fit, he should just walk back in to the team because he was older than Bellerin. We've got so many injury prone chicken hearts who won't fight and he's another one. We lose so much with him in the team. He's no longer good defensively,is easily out paced and offers little in attack. I was terrified when he stood in for Bellerin. Yes to loaning Chambers and yes, Jenks may not be good enough.
Highbury Rock City
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Mr "I'd like to go on loan to Manu"
Country: England
So after another Debuchy interview this week moaning about his time here, Wenger has responded:
Hopefully we can get rid of the guy permanently in January.
Hopefully we can get rid of the guy permanently in January.
Country: Scotland
Wenger putting that one to bed.So after another Debuchy interview this week moaning about his time here, Wenger has responded:
Hopefully we can get rid of the guy permanently in January.
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
Country: Morocco
He's injured no? What a time to talk **** about your playing time.
reed
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https://www.theguardian.com/football/2016/feb/19/Arsène-wenger-manchester-united-mathieu-debuchy
Walter White
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Nevermind
carlito'sway
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So after another Debuchy interview this week moaning about his time here, Wenger has responded:
Hopefully we can get rid of the guy permanently in January.
He is dumber than I thought. I guess his agents are behind this and pushing him to stir the pot. Wenger did not really enjoy it though.
The worst part for Debuchy is that he may have to suck it up and stay at Arsenal until this summer.
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Nyctophobia
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He pissed his pants and blamed Wenger for it.
CurryFlavoured
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Debuchy situation was a pity, I liked him but injuries have ruined his chances here. He sounds very bitter though, it's nobodies fault really that his career here has been a **** up. He needs to accept that and move on.
He claims he didn't understand why we didn't loan him to Utd
At least he wants to play, at 31/32 he could easily accept being backup to Bellerin and live comfortably here.
At least he wants to play, at 31/32 he could easily accept being backup to Bellerin and live comfortably here.
Feel a bit sorry for Debuchy. He's a quality player but he got injured at such a horrible time. Then he was displaced by one of Europe's best young full backs, so there was effectively no way back.
I'd love for him to stick around as Bellerin's backup but it's clear he's not happy with a squad role. Tbf to him, he's good enough to start elsewhere.
I'd love for him to stick around as Bellerin's backup but it's clear he's not happy with a squad role. Tbf to him, he's good enough to start elsewhere.
Came across as a real fighter & great attitude when we played against him. Compare his reactions to say Welbeck.... What a let down.
James Bond
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Funny and sad seeing examples of Wenger losing his marbles.
Nyctophobia
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I guess the odds of him getting fit before the transfer window closes are slim, probably no one who wants to sign him right now anyway.
