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One is slightly more versatile and consistent. Walcott went from hot to cold. Welbeck is consistent cold to lukewarm. Less extremes.
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Europa League R32 2nd Leg: Arsenal (3) v Östersunds FK (0) | February 22, 2018 20:05 GMT | BT Sport
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YeahBee
Terrible hot takes
I'm betting you're 5ft 8 and 9 stone.
Dude i am no joke 190cm 140kg
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I just care for people! Most people I see I call them my childs.
This game is on too late for me. I might catch the 1st half, very much doubt I'll be awake for the 2nd.
No one in the PL is stupid enough to buy Welbeck for more than a pittance.
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Quoting Shakespeare doesn't make any less boll*cks.
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In which case you need to get to the gym bro.
Gegen Pressing
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Welbeck is a cup player. Good timing imo
he has something to prove
he has something to prove
Irony, thy name is Oblivious Makingtrax.
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Wenger v @MutableEarth beef incoming
Was just coming to mention this
Wenger will want to get these guys into some sort of groove as he's more likely to use them going forward than he is Nelson, Nketiah or Willock. AMN is more ready than they are from a physical standpoint, and that will play into his thoughts. So it doesn't matter how sh*t we think Welbeck is, Welbeck is going to get the minutes and Nketiah won't. I've accepted that begrudgingly and now hope that he actually performs.
What is annoying me is that if we don't have plans to use them, then why didn't we send the kids out on loan? I'm not necessarily a fan of the way we loan players out (mainly because we always send them to teams that are a poor fit), but other than probably Willock, the others need to be tested in first team football now if they are good enough to miss U23 games. Sitting on the bench while the likes of Welbeck and co underperform in the matches they're given to start in is not good for them IMO. They must play somewhere.
I want to see Nelson, Nketiah and Willock particularly in more challenging games. Given the chance to sink or swim, especially while they still have momentum. Nelson is already trying to build his own momentum back up after having it wasted by being played as a defender. Nketiah still has his, but it's important that he plays now.
The game tonight won't bother me too much. Wenger already showed his ass by starting an almost entirely youngster-free side in the last group game of our EL campaign vs BATE when we had nothing to play for. That's when I knew that he'd give the youngsters no more than some scraps rather than the chance to fully impress in their proper positions. Let's hope the seniors more than justify it tonight and put on a show at least, then hopefully we can get a good half an hour of the kids rather than bullshit 10 min cameos.
rich 1990
Not A Big Believer In Diversity
Not sure what people see in any of the youngsters that have played this year. They all look ****.
Stannis
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Damn, really wanted to see Nelson start , this was a great opportunity
Jury
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Appeasing deadwood in dead rubbers over arguably our best attacking prospect the club has had in his whole tenure, has to be the most fvcked up clueless thing a manager can do. Wenger is a deplorable sh1tehawk of a manager.Was just coming to mention this
Wenger will want to get these guys into some sort of groove as he's more likely to use them going forward than he is Nelson, Nketiah or Willock. AMN is more ready than they are from a physical standpoint, and that will play into his thoughts. So it doesn't matter how sh*t we think Welbeck is, Welbeck is going to get the minutes and Nketiah won't. I've accepted that begrudgingly and now hope that he actually performs.
What is annoying me is that if we don't have plans to use them, then why didn't we send the kids out on loan? I'm not necessarily a fan of the way we loan players out (mainly because we always send them to teams that are a poor fit), but other than probably Willock, the others need to be tested in first team football now if they are good enough to miss U23 games. Sitting on the bench while the likes of Welbeck and co underperform in the matches they're given to start in is not good for them IMO. They must play somewhere.
I want to see Nelson, Nketiah and Willock particularly in more challenging games. Given the chance to sink or swim, especially while they still have momentum. Nelson is already trying to build his own momentum back up after having it wasted by being played as a defender. Nketiah still has his, but it's important that he plays now.
The game tonight won't bother me too much. Wenger already showed his ass by starting an almost entirely youngster-free side in the last group game of our EL campaign vs BATE when we had nothing to play for. That's when I knew that he'd give the youngsters no more than some scraps rather than the chance to fully impress in their proper positions. Let's hope the seniors more than justify it tonight and put on a show at least, then hopefully we can get a good half an hour of the kids rather than bullshit 10 min cameos.
samshere
Why so serieuse?
I thought we won't have a transfer out saga this summer, but extending Nelson is going to be a problem by the looks of things.
Crocrodile
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Mkhi/10 solid bait.
Would've liked nelson in place of iwobi
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Steps
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I really dislike Iwobi. More inconsistent than Theo was.
Crocrodile
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One must definitely ask him/herself how Willock starts but neither Nketiah or Nelson get the nod.
This inconsistency in management could lead Nelson to leaving the club.
Wenger will get another poem, poverty management, I 'll be makingtrax and go GDeep in on him.
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