ferrarif50hunt
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Was class against PSG on Wednesday, our best player on the night.
I also hope that he can play this part and take over Coqs role in the team. He has it in him and although he may never be as good as Coq pressing and breaking up play for the opposition, he can (ideally) support the attack much better than the Frenchman. The question though, is this asking too much of his MF partner?I think with he could fill Coq's role in midfield when he plays with Xhaka or Santi that is the pressing midfielder and supporting the attack .
Too right. Wenger respects his players massively.Look, as you rightly say, there must be something happening in training AW doesn't like. And it is not as if he could or would come out and just say it.
Coleman, like most international managers with barely any time to work with the players, just threw the runes in the air to see where they would land. Anything good coming out of that was more likely to be chance rather than directorial stuff. It was a sloppy display v GeorgiaOkay - I've had a change of tac.........I'm jumping of the slaughter Rambo steam train (for now). the guy has to be given a chance to get back into his game. HOWEVER, we really have to wonder whether Wenger knows how to get the best of him.
Arsène seems a bit befuddled by his midfield conundrum of late and it's an issue that he needs to sort out sooner rather than later. Rather than shoehorning and converting players into something they weren't he needs to get horses for courses!
Come on Arsène sort if out FFS - if feckin' Chris Coleman can do it, surely you can! Get Rambo playing again!!!
It is not about a bad performance, it is just a bland and transparent one.
He may have worked and ran hard but that is not just what we should expect from our CM. The point I have been making forever, and others as well, he is simply not fit and suited for a dual pivot CM. He does not have the vision, technical nous and intelligence for the role. With Ramsey and Coq, we simply have no transition game and no fluency whatsoever in MF.
Glad to come back to this topic and see someone making some sense. I don't see why Wenger is trying to change a midfield that was functioning very well. If you lose Santi to injury, then you play someone similar; Xhaka. It's the only logical choice to make. Playing Ramsey was a terrible choice. He should just be backup to Özil because that's really the position he's best in.
You're acting as if Ramsey single-handedly cost us the game. The fact of the matter is he was arguably our best performer on the night. A few people say Ramsey is best at no.10, I disagree. He's best as a central midfielder, we've tried him in the past at no.10 and he wasn't comfortable there.
People let their frustrations get the better of them when judging Ramsey's displays.
You're acting as if Ramsey single-handedly cost us the game. The fact of the matter is he was arguably our best performer on the night. A few people say Ramsey is best at no.10, I disagree. He's best as a central midfielder, we've tried him in the past at no.10 and he wasn't comfortable there.
People let their frustrations get the better of them when judging Ramsey's displays.
You're missing the point. Maybe he was our best performer in this piss-poor game. But the effect he had on the rest of the team was extremely negative. He slows down play incredibly and can't link defense to attack like Santi and Xhaka can. He disturbs the entire rhythm of the team. Even more so than Giroud can do sometimes.
he worked wonders with arteta.It is not about a bad performance, it is just a bland and transparent one.
He may have worked and ran hard but that is not just what we should expect from our CM. The point I have been making forever, and others as well, he is simply not fit and suited for a dual pivot CM. He does not have the vision, technical nous and intelligence for the role. With Ramsey and Coq, we simply have no transition game and no fluency whatsoever in MF.
i guess you hate vidal, matuidi, gerrard, lampard. just not your type of player right?What you wrote above is painfully obvious, but we will keep hearing about Ramsey's engine, tackles and whathaveyou. The expectations seem to be lower with him in MF.
He is basically, as mentioned before, graded on a curve. While I would argue that our best player was Kos, it is basically a stretch to look for a good performance on Wednesday. The whole team was poor.
The general team's performance, as well as Ramsey's individually, was mediocre. I can't see this team, as set up today, winning anything this season.
yes, its call adaptation.Look, as you rightly say, there must be something happening in training AW doesn't like. And it is not as if he could or would come out and just say it.
then break out of the shell, and be objective.Let's leave it there. Stay classy......
i guess you hate vidal, matuidi, gerrard, lampard. just not your type of player right?
then break out of the shell, and be objective.
he worked wonders with arteta.
You're missing the point. Maybe he was our best performer in this piss-poor game. But the effect he had on the rest of the team was extremely negative. He slows down play incredibly and can't link defense to attack like Santi and Xhaka can. He disturbs the entire rhythm of the team. Even more so than Giroud can do sometimes.
... San DiegoLet's leave it there. Stay classy......
From February 2013 to May 2014 the Ramsey-Arteta pairing generally worked well. That's not a purple patch.Yeap, the ultimate purple patch.