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Bukayo Saka: The Buk Stops Here

Is Saka a world class player?

  • Yes definitely

    Votes: 75 72.8%
  • Close, he’ll get there soon

    Votes: 28 27.2%
  • No no at all

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    103

Blood on the Tracks

AG's best friend, role model and mentor.

Country: England

Player:Rice
What's great is Saka is such a robotic ( and I mean that as a compliment )type of player that you're rarely going to get real drop offs in his numbers.

I think he might be my favourite Arsenal player since the Invincibles era.
 

Blood on the Tracks

AG's best friend, role model and mentor.

Country: England

Player:Rice
Pretty much sums you up doesn’t it.

Bet you go to breakfast is toast with Flora and a glass of semi-skimmed milk :lol:

If I want to watch ball tricks, I'll go to the circus or subscribe to @A_G 's Pornhub account.

Vinicius Jr in La Liga - 165 apps - 41 goals.
Saka in the PL - 158 apps - 41 goals.

Makes you think, a little less showboating from Vini and maybe he'd be on a par with Bukayo 😛
 

avenellroad

John Radford’s son
I criticised him before Christmas but he has been super since the start of the year. Seems like there’s been a slight tweak to his positioning when he receives the ball to get him closer to goal.

Saka being stuck out on touchline facing 2-3 players to get to goal really hampered us at the end of last year.
 

Gooner Zig

AM's Resident Accountant

Country: Canada
Toney/Victor O would feast with Saka/Ode.

It’s ironic how this team could really do with a prime Auba rn, even the current version could be a decent starter.

Could see Saka hit something like 15 assists in a season with either of them at #9.
 

Macho

Thinks he's better than Havertz.

Country: England
Little bowl-cut **** Foden will NEVER have the bottle to step up and take a penalty like our Starboy, tbh.

:lol:

Saka has been forged in fires of hell, carrying Arsenal during the rebuild and bouncing back from the Euros which could break many young players.

Foden from what I can see hasn't been through anything like this publicly. I've also seen nothing to suggest City wouldn't be City without him (he's come in clutch this season admittedly).

Strictly eye test Foden has him beat for sure, but otherwise I think City fans are barking up the wrong tree here.
 

db10_therza

Senior Spreadsheet Squad Secretary
Moderator

Country: Bangladesh

Player:White
Strictly eye test Foden has him beat for sure

Eye test on highlights for sure, Foden is capable of technical feats that Saka just doesn’t have in his locker. But eye test on the full 90 Saka is clear for me. Foden can be a bit of a passenger for large stretches of most games.

Idk how much of that is down to their roles in their respective teams but I also know that Foden wouldn’t be able to physically match up to the kind of work Saka has to get through in his role.
 

Makingtrax

Worships in the house of Wenger 🙏

Country: England

Player:Saliba
:lol:

Saka has been forged in fires of hell, carrying Arsenal during the rebuild and bouncing back from the Euros which could break many young players.

Foden from what I can see hasn't been through anything like this publicly. I've also seen nothing to suggest City wouldn't be City without him (he's come in clutch this season admittedly).

Strictly eye test Foden has him beat for sure, but otherwise I think City fans are barking up the wrong tree here.
Englands spoiled for choice now with Saka, Foden, Kane, Bellingham. The once golden boy of football Jack Grealish will be sweeping up the dressing room when the lads leave Wembley after the match.
 

#254

Well-Known Member
If I want to watch ball tricks, I'll go to the circus or subscribe to @A_G 's Pornhub account.

Vinicius Jr in La Liga - 165 apps - 41 goals.
Saka in the PL - 158 apps - 41 goals.

Makes you think, a little less showboating from Vini and maybe he'd be on a par with Bukayo 😛
Are those stats with or without penalty goals?
 

RunTheTrap

Says Aesthetics Merchants, but really means Trilly
:lol:

Saka has been forged in fires of hell, carrying Arsenal during the rebuild and bouncing back from the Euros which could break many young players.

Foden from what I can see hasn't been through anything like this publicly. I've also seen nothing to suggest City wouldn't be City without him (he's come in clutch this season admittedly).

Strictly eye test Foden has him beat for sure (even the disgraced Pepe has better highlight reels than Saka), but otherwise, I think City fans are barking up the wrong tree here.
Foden is that kid born with a silver spoon in his mouth and has never faced adversity. He lives off the bank of Mummy and Daddy, he can trace his family back to the 12th century, attended the best prep school in the country, speaks fluent Latin and regularly rubs shoulders with the elite. Essentially, he has “future Tory cabinet leader” written on his forehead. On the other hand, Saka is the bright kid who hustles hard to get out of his situation. He's made the most out of the cards he's been dealt with through an immigrant mentality that has landed him a scholarship to attend one of the best unis in the country. Despite Foden winning the class lottery, it's Saka who is challenging him and at times besting him. That is much more impressive to me than what Foden does.
 

Makingtrax

Worships in the house of Wenger 🙏

Country: England

Player:Saliba
Foden is that kid born with a silver spoon in his mouth and has never faced adversity. He lives off the bank of Mummy and Daddy, he can trace his family back to the 12th century, attended the best prep school in the country, speaks fluent Latin and regularly rubs shoulders with the elite. Essentially, he has “future Tory cabinet leader” written on his forehead. On the other hand, Saka is the bright kid who hustles hard to get out of his situation. He's made the most out of the cards he's been dealt with through an immigrant mentality that has landed him a scholarship to attend one of the best unis in the country. Despite Foden winning the class lottery, it's Saka who is challenging him and at times besting him. That is much more impressive to me than what Foden does.
Could have sworn Foden was brought up in a terraced house in a rough area of Stockport. :lol:
 

A_G

Lost Another Bet
Moderator

Country: England
Strictly eye test Foden has him beat for sure
Uncle Machy is an aesthetics merchant?

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