RacingPhoton
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Giving someone a bigger contract because he is playing well is much better than giving someone a bigger contract because he is in the last year of his current contract and is holding us ransom. It's a good decision.
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Emile Smith Rowe: The Croy-10 Cruyff
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Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Reserve player want 40k? Thank god we told him f off
EmeryCouldnt
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Agreed, but give him a chance to prove him self.... or not.
Tir Na Nog
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Country: Ireland
Crying, my number 10.
Keplaz
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Wrighty4eva
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If he was Brazilian or Spanish the hype would be through the roof, kid is special.
EmeryCouldnt
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I say just give it time, as long as he keeps this up.
Country: England
The hype is through the roof
He’s gotten plenty of recognition- he’s not even played much but it’s already generally accepted he’s a certain level of player and got the majority of the credit for our upturn in form.
I’ve been a fan of this guy for a while now. Some people started to doubt him before he actually got a sustained run in the first team but people break into teams at different ages.
The thing with most youngsters though, is you need a large enough sample size to be sure of them. Im reserving my judgement on ESR having all the answers to our creativity issues until he hits a bad patch. Let’s see how he comes out of it when it does come, for now I’m just enjoying a player blossoming.
The thing with most youngsters though, is you need a large enough sample size to be sure of them. Im reserving my judgement on ESR having all the answers to our creativity issues until he hits a bad patch. Let’s see how he comes out of it when it does come, for now I’m just enjoying a player blossoming.
Legend14
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First time I have seen him play in a longer run. From what I’ve seen, get his jersey now. We don’t want to hype him because he is young, but he has the character and attitude to survive a slump since he plays both sides of the pitch. He’ll always contribute.
His vision, timing, and composure can’t be taught so I put him in the special category.
Country: Nigeria
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I remember AM slaughtering when he made his debut vs everton and he played poorly. But they forget that the whole teqm was poor that day.
Some even called him championship level. So I have no doubt that when he inevitably hits a poor run of form a section of AM will turn on him.
Some even called him championship level. So I have no doubt that when he inevitably hits a poor run of form a section of AM will turn on him.
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Dennis_Bergkamp_10
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Yes some will probably turn on him.
But most people will see that ESR is a young player who has shown his qualities in other matches, and a downturn in form is normal. So he gets a pass probably. You will always have the idiots who write him off after one bad game.
This is different in the Nketiah situation. Eddie's gotten many chances, but hasn't repayed Arteta's faith in him. Even though he's young, people need to see the talent in those games, otherwise you're done.
EmeryCouldnt
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Nketiah is also in a difficult position that he's so focused on scoring. If he's not scoring, he's failing. He's not really contributing to other parts of the game.
I see a lot of people saying ESR is being overhyped, but I really feel like everyone throws in a grain of salt to their hype. However, I am one saying he's been instrumental to our change in form. Not even because he's been that spectacular, he just gets the ball moving and does some great give and goes non-stop. I like that.
I certainly think there are a lot of better players out there, I just love what this kid gives us right now.
The only real doubt about him was his injury record, ability wise everyone knows what he's capable of.
He's got flawless technique, can play off both feel, is brilliant at finding space and he's got an eye for goal. What a prospect this lad is. I'm glad he was able to train under the tutelage of Özil- no doubt he gained some important insight.
Hopefully he can keep it going. We look SO much better since his inclusion.
He's got flawless technique, can play off both feel, is brilliant at finding space and he's got an eye for goal. What a prospect this lad is. I'm glad he was able to train under the tutelage of Özil- no doubt he gained some important insight.
Hopefully he can keep it going. We look SO much better since his inclusion.
EmeryCouldnt
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Decent highlight reel for a 20 year old. I like how many times you see him shrug off a challenge and force a clear chance; I think many of our players would eat up for the freekick and lose momentum on the play.
Jack badmon
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Hopefully mans alright I could tell from body language that it didn’t look serious. Played well again tonight keeps us ticking in the press sets the tone, intelligent movement and has excellent quality on the ball when it matters. The exact opposite of what Willian offers
novar
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Completely lost today, it was bound to happen he looks less and less influential as time passes by design, as he leaves that zone in the middle and goes to the wing to look like the rest of our attackers do when they get pushed to a wing. Also he's a kid and all that
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Legend14
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Really frustrated at how Arteta is handling ESR. ESR will run himself into the ground if you let him.
Arteta needs a strategy that gets ESR involved without ESR having to make exhausting efforts to get a touch on the ball.
Arteta needs a strategy that gets ESR involved without ESR having to make exhausting efforts to get a touch on the ball.
REWB
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This comment literally makes no sense...
Legend14
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He was not lost at all. He is trying to get involved when the team can’t get him involved. Amazing the number of touches he earned on his own. Look to the manager if you want him to play more centrally and get touches. He won’t just sit there and do nothing like Willian.
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