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But he'd never put the ball in the box. He doesn't like crosses.Would Jesus bin this ****ing awful 3 at the back bollocks? Coz I'll sign up if he will.
But he'd never put the ball in the box. He doesn't like crosses.Would Jesus bin this ****ing awful 3 at the back bollocks? Coz I'll sign up if he will.
neither of them are replaceable
Where do you get Bellerin's pace and stamina?
Where do you get Ox's utility?
Name Ox as first replacement for LWB, RWB, CM, CM, AM, AM and he will get plenty of games, and be hugely influencial
there is a long list of players who should be dropped for good but Ox and Bellerin are not on that list
You were reaching a bit to stick that gag in thereBut he'd never put the ball in the box. He doesn't like crosses.
I think its brilliant.You were reaching a bit to stick that gag in there
It's a religious joke. It's only fitting I had to reach before I could stick something in.You were reaching a bit to stick that gag in there
He nailed one though.But he'd never put the ball in the box. He doesn't like crosses.
If Wenger had to sign two players to improve our aerial potency he'd sign Jesus and Dracula. *Boom Tisss*But he'd never put the ball in the box. He doesn't like crosses.
He nailed one though.
Leave it to the experts.If Wenger had to sign two players to improve our aerial potency he'd sign Jesus and Dracula. *Boom Tisss*
Ha. Faith in him will give you the holy spirit and foundation for a impenetrable defence against all opposition.Would Jesus bin this ****ing awful 3 at the back bollocks? Coz I'll sign up if he will.
He used the cross to save you Richard if only you would believe. His last words were "It's finished" so he's the full package.But he'd never put the ball in the box. He doesn't like crosses.
Does 300 million change the tactics? Wenger could spend that money on players and still play them out of position.
Arsenal had them. They also had something else that drove them that unbeaten 2003-04, Lauren says; something less tangible. “The passion we played with was incredible. Thierry Henry was our best player: so talented and he wanted to win everything, [even] playing cards on the bus. Yet I’d choose Patrick Vieira. You’d see him training and think he wasn’t at his best but in games he was, week after week. Patrick was incredible, exactly what a captain should be. He stood up to everything but with ‘good manners’; aggressive but there was a classiness to it. If I could choose someone to play for Arsenal now, it would be him.
“But it was everyone,” Lauren continues, thumping his fist Martin Keown-style. “Martin hated losing. I wasn’t a big talker but when I had to say something, people listened. Campbell, the same. And Lehmann: don’t get me started. Lehmann could look in the mirror and have an argument. Incredible, strong characters. Ashley Cole wasn’t one to talk much but had that character. So did Freddie. Dennis was quiet. He seemed cold because he didn’t show emotion but it was there inside him. The same with Kanu. They wanted to win, they had focus too.
“When we finally lost [the following season after a total of 49 games] at Old Trafford, they fouled us so much. The referee was horrendous. Everything seemed to be in United’s favour, including a penalty for a Campbell ‘foul’ on Rooney that didn’t exist. It hurt, but that record was incredible. And a lot of it is down to the fact we never thought about it; it never weighed on our minds. The only one noting it down was Wenger. We had good footballers and they all had tremendous character.”
Asked if he thinks that any of Arsenal’s current side could have played for the Invincibles, Lauren’s response is swift. “Alexis [Sánchez] would fit perfectly. Because of his talent but also his mentality.” They shouldn’t let him go then? “The club have reached the point where they should keep their best players to aspire to more. It’s been a club that sells its best for years [and] there were economic needs, but not any more.”
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2017/jan/29/lauren-arsenal-invincible-cameroon-spain-maradona
Does 300 million change the tactics? Wenger could spend that money on players and still play them out of position.
Was just watching this on youtube and what Petit made so much sense:
First of all your defenders should scare the sh*t out of the other team, they should intimidate your opponent. With the invincibles, we had Sol, Keown, Lauren, Toure, Cole, Lehmann ... When you came against them, you know that you had to bring your A game to even have a chance. Now we have soft defenders like Mertesacker, Koscielny, Mustafi, Monreal, Bellerin, Holding, Chambers, Gibbs, ... good to quality defenders but every striker would fancy their chance against them.
The only one who you would get intimidated from was not good enough (Gabriel) and maybe with Kolasinac, we have a tough LB. That's why it is a must to bring someone as VVD in, someone who can be our Campbell, Puyol, Terry, Ferdinand, Kompany, ... Quality and intimidating central defenders.
And here lies the problem with Wenger. During his Arsenal career, he only bought 5 quality defenders: Campbell, Toure, Sagna, Lauren and Koscielny. If you look at it, that's very disturbing and maybe the reason we are not winning major trophees.
I have found an article from Lauren and he's totally right:
That's the problem, we don't have winners/fighters in our team. The only one is now going to leave us.
Time for big chances, time to get back winners/fighters in the team!