Might explain some of his struggles this season
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Hector Bellerin: The B's Knee
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More like Walcott cannot link up with Bellerin. Walcott always let Bellein bomb forward while he plays passively which is the reason why Arsenal got exposed at the back so many times.
Not surprising is in ALL the premier league matches which Arsenal lost this season, Walcott and Bellerin were playing in all of them.
InvertedFootballer
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He reminds me of Giroud when he knew he was undroppable. Ignoring instructions, half hearted attempts to fix his own mistakes. When you know you have a glorified cone at RW son, you should react accordingly.
We make surgery on the guy and his career is over though.
We make surgery on the guy and his career is over though.
ArtetaCognition
Granit Xhaka Enthusiast
Country: Ireland
We basically heard all of this from Cesc too. Including the bit about Arsène.
If you ask Hector whether he would rather retire to a full trophy cabinet or an empty one whilst staying loyal to Arsène there would only be one answer.
Debuchy could have probably turned his time here around if he hadn't been such a prick.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
Getting worried we lose this lad. 6 months ago I laughed at the headlines. Now it seems a far greater possibility.
Impact
Established Member
Signed a six-year deal. He is going nowhere. Not even worth discussing for another two years.
Deathstroke
The Terminator
Would he earn 115,000 pw at Barca though?
He needs to work on his crossing & positioning and be a more rounded player before he takes a step up, IMO.
Country: England
Read the full interview, sounds like he'd be open to a move in the summer after this season, but he won't be pushing for one
Basically, if somebody wants him they'll have to pay a record fee for a defender.
Basically, if somebody wants him they'll have to pay a record fee for a defender.
Hunter Zolomon
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he cant even defend to save his life, he keeps running ahead of walcott because theo cant beat a man with the ball at his feet. if we had a decent right back bellerin would have been a decent right winger to have. Everton did it with seamus coleman for about 2 seasons.
Mitch
Blonde Brigade Grand Wizard
First time Bellerin has sounded open to a move in a interview instead of instantly dismissing a move away. Great news, means we might get a decent RB in for next season.
Impact
Established Member
Such poor squad structuring to basically give him a position with no competition. Reduces his incentive to improve.
FinnGooner
Established Member
Same can be said about the left back position imo. The fact that Gibbs has gotten some minutes at LB this season tells more about the season Monreal is having than about Gibbs putting up a decent challenge.
Deathstroke
The Terminator
Funny, one could say that about Iwobi as well.
I don't understand Wenger's issue with fostering a competitive environment. It's still all about giving gametime to players (whether earned or otherwise), often shoehorning them in random positions; basically, player development taking priority at the expense of the team's requirements & balance.
Country: Wales
Shouldn't have signed a six year deal if he wanted to run home the bellend.
Country: Iceland
Must know we will sell him if he ask to leave. Just like with Fabregas, he had 5 years on his deal. He only had to ask and we sold him for the same price as Newcastle sold Andy Carroll to Liverpool.
Bellerin is smart. Zero competition. 100k+ per week in wages. And a club that will sell him way under value as soon as he asks.
yybecause
Formerly known as ArsenaLover
If you need competition on ur position to give your best then you got a problem.
Deathstroke
The Terminator
It's human nature, though, to become complacent when you're comfortable at your workplace, in the absence of credible competition for your position, under little pressure to deliver consistently, and earning an enormous salary to boot.
yybecause
Formerly known as ArsenaLover
I know plenty of people who are opposite of that.
In both cases, only right thing is to be professional and not bother about competition but give ur best in any scenario
In both cases, only right thing is to be professional and not bother about competition but give ur best in any scenario
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