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5 points,but Chelsea have some tricky fixtures.
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Premier League 2017/18: Matchday 34
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5 points,but Chelsea have some tricky fixtures.
GeorgiaGunner
#FreeClaude
**** it, we're catching them. Arsène has better (/real) hair.
Country: Australia
How many goals now for Salah? lost count
Country: England
anytin SHH SHH Excellent finish MO SALAH!
Country: England
31 just tied the record for most goals in a 38 game season. Joint with Suarez, Shearer and CR7.
Country: Australia
Holy **** Would never have imagined and he's still hungry as.
Country: Australia
West Brom score
Definitely breaking the record.. Unbelievable season, just keeps going.. Some of those finishes are messiesque..
Ox in great form atm, what a ball that was.
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Lidl Tir Na Nog
2-2
OMG Darren Moore masterclass!!
Country: Australia
Yes West Brom
Nice support from the WBA fans, they needed the win though, that's most likely it for WBA.
Country: England
Ox's end of season review will confirm some thoughts about young player development under Wenger.
Results like this are why I can't take the talk about Liverpool challenging City next season seriously. Incredible going forward but they've dropped too many points from winning positions against lesser sides.
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Which makes me ask the Klopp question yet again. Undeniably true that he has improved Liverpool, but how good a coach is he actually?
For me, a very good coach... but not elite.
Kobi
I Know Who You Are
Not really, he developed and moulded Henry, Vieira, Anelka, Fabregas, Van Persie, Cole, Toure all of which will be light years ahead of whatever that piece of shít amounts to.
Even someone like Adebayor when he first turned up looked like Emile Heskey on rollerskates, Wenger somehow managed to turn him into a 30 goal striker (before a combination of his own ego and Mark Hughes sent him back down the toilet again).
If anything Wenger's failing was spending too long trying to develop many of these pampered idiots, not giving up sooner.
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Lidl Tir Na Nog
You need to separate early Wenger from late Wenger imo, the late one hasn't been that great at developing players.
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Kobi
I Know Who You Are
Van Persie wasn't "early" Wenger, absolutely nobody saw him becoming one of the best strikers in the world.
The difference is the football intelligence of somebody like Van Persie, similar to Ronaldo he lives and breaths football, always looking to improve.
Thierry as well, I remember him saying he always had a ball at his feet, even when he was talking on the phone.
You can tell just by watching the likes of Fabregas and Van Persie, compared to Chamberlain , Walcott, Ramsey the levels ahead in the way they see the game.
They also had that in built drive to want to be the best in the world, the latter are more intrested in haircuts, selfies and coffee machines.
You can't just develop any kid into a world beater they have to be willing and able to learn, Wenger has proven he can do this with the right players.
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Godwin1
Very well-known
What if, god forbid, they win the champions league?
