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Charlie Patino: No Swan Song Afterall
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AbouCuéllar
Author of A-M essays 📚
¿Quién es el 'gallego' Charlie Patiño?
La última Premier League del Arsenal tuvo el sello de los 'Invencibles'. En la 2003-04, Henry, Bergkamp, Pires, Vieira, Ljungberg, Campbell... se proclamaron campeones sin perder n
www.marca.com
National media picking up on him here!
Would love to see an interview with him in Spanish. Hope he has a fully galician accent like his dad, haha. Probably does, from the stuff included here...says he was part of a Depor fans group as a kid and went to the semi-professional games of a team formed by Galicians in London.
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Nico = Busquets¿Quién es el 'gallego' Charlie Patiño?
La última Premier League del Arsenal tuvo el sello de los 'Invencibles'. En la 2003-04, Henry, Bergkamp, Pires, Vieira, Ljungberg, Campbell... se proclamaron campeones sin perder n
National media picking up on him here!
Would love to see an interview with him in Spanish. Hope he has a fully galician accent like his dad, haha. Probably does, from the stuff included here...says he was part of a Depor fans group as a kid and went to the semi-professional games of a team formed by Galicians in London.
Gavi + Pedri = Xavi + Iniesta
Patino = Cesc. Thankfully he’s not a Barca boy.
AbouCuéllar
Author of A-M essays 📚
Ilaix next Yaya Touré, but we sign him to play next to the Galician Cesc?
Charlie Patiño, sangre coruñesa a las puertas de la Premier League
Nieto de coruñés y cambresa y seguidor del Dépor, apunta alto en el Arsenal - "Todos los veranos íbamos a Riazor", cuenta su padre
According to this article he struggles a bit speaking in Spanish. :/ Would've been fun if he had a super London accent on one hand and a super galician accent on the other.
In the MARCA article he says he admired Cesc and Arteta but that Santi was his particular favourite.
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GDeep™
League is very weak
His goal was all about Pepe.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
Agreed
Barry
Definitely Not An Old Poster
Shame his first name's not Al...
chessygoal
Well-Known Member
Btec Zelalem
Country: Norway
Surely he isn't a day older than 14? Looks straight out of geography class.
razörist
Soft With The Ladies, Hard With The Mes
Country: Morocco
Man has good taste…Ilaix next Yaya Touré, but we sign him to play next to the Galician Cesc?
Charlie Patiño, sangre coruñesa a las puertas de la Premier League
Nieto de coruñés y cambresa y seguidor del Dépor, apunta alto en el Arsenal - "Todos los veranos íbamos a Riazor", cuenta su padrewww.laopinioncoruna.es
According to this article he struggles a bit speaking in Spanish. :/ Would've been fun if he had a super London accent on one hand and a super galician accent on the other.
In the MARCA article he says he admired Cesc and Arteta but that Santi was his particular favourite.
CaseUteinberger
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Country: Sweden
Still needs to fill out his frame a bit. He just looks like he'd get bullied consistently at senior level. No doubting his talent, but he needs to add some size and power cause he is pretty slow, although more agile than Xhaka. He also needs to work on his off the ball play when the team needs to defend cause he can be a liability kinda like Özil used to be.
Maybe
You're wrong, no?
Don't think he would get bullied that easily. He is so agile and has a good understanding of what's going on around him, it's hard to get close to him and he releases the ball on time, very much like Cesc, although not there yet.
It's easier to bully Xhaka and take the ball from him as he is slow with his movement as well as with his thinking.
Patino will probably stay a bit weaker than others, but that will allow him to be more agile and he will develop his game in a different way, which I think is great.
I think it's just about getting experience now for Patino, and that could be tricky with Arteta
Not sure we can say Arteta won't give this young guys a chance anymore, we've got the youngest team in the league by far. He's handed the keys to the attack to Maritnelli/Saka/ESR/Ode, young CB pairing at the back ect. I think Arteta will use Patino more next season.
Maybe
You're wrong, no?
I don't think he has a problem giving chances to players in their early 20's, but time will tell how he integrates players from the academy, which he has zero records of so far.
20 years ago it would be fine, but kids these days want to play as soon as they hit 18 or they will leave.
He has to find the balance, it definitely hurts us being out of Europe as it would be a chance for them
TakeChillPill
Established Member
Have never seen him play other than the match against Sunderland. From my assessment looking at his face, frame and goal. Seems like we've got a young Dennis Wise on our hands.
Really excited about this kid!
Really excited about this kid!
grange
Losing my brain cells 🥸
Country: USA
Player:Havertz
I prefer the older, reformed Cutty
Country: South Africa
Player:Nketiah
Didnt see much of him against Sunderland, but happy he put that one away.
Will give him a few more cameos I reckon, and that's what we want to see.
Will give him a few more cameos I reckon, and that's what we want to see.
Jury
A-M's drunk uncle
He looks like ex-drug fiend, Pete Doherty up there ^^
He just looks like a tiny child with no hope of ever making it in senior football here though
He just looks like a tiny child with no hope of ever making it in senior football here though
