Emile Smith Rowe: Arsenal Career on Death Rowe

[Deleted member x1214]

You seen this? He’s part Malaysian as well:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1806588642535907729

Never, it’s really dope that he knows all this as a young man.

 

[Riou]

So this is what Emile's been training for his whole life....

 

[jones]

You seen this? He’s part Malaysian as well:

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1806588642535907729

No offence to him but that must be the weakest Malay and yardie genetics on earth. He looks Gwyneth Paltrow levels of white.

 

[BergMan]

Sad that ESR is bound to leave soon. People say injuries ruined him but he was fit for the vast majority of last season. Arteta didn’t trust him.

 

[Farzad]

Sad that ESR is bound to leave soon. People say injuries ruined him but he was fit for the vast majority of last season. Arteta didn’t trust him.

Frankly he was never given a chance to play after the injury

 

[Aevi]

Was my favorite in his crop of Hale End talents. End of an era, wish him the best and an injury-free season.

 

[MartiSaka]

Never, it’s really dope that he knows all this as a young man.

This is fake bot chatGPT nonsense.

 

[Sammy1887]

Boy literally carried us few seasons back. Sad to see him go, always felt he was a bigger talent than Bukayo but injuries ruined him.

Hopefully he smashes it at Fulham (except against us of course).

 

[StefanB]

Boy literally carried us few seasons back. Sad to see him go, always felt he was a bigger talent than Bukayo but injuries ruined him.

Hopefully he smashes it at Fulham (except against us of course).

Yeah he was and still is insanely talented, but I don't think it's just injuries that has stunted his progress and development - of course they're a massive reason why, but he also just seems to be a bit unprofessional with how he takes care of his body. Saka is a bit like Ronaldo in that sense, he's 100% professional and knows that as a footballer you've got to be extremely disciplined.

 

[Sammy1887]

Yeah he was and still is insanely talented, but I don't think it's just injuries that has stunted his progress and development - of course they're a massive reason why, but he also just seems to be a bit unprofessional with how he takes care of his body. Saka is a bit like Ronaldo in that sense, he's 100% professional and knows that as a footballer you've got to be extremely disciplined.

Yep..its true. I just did not want to criticize the poor guy since he is leaving