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Hector Bellerin: The B's Knee
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Bergkamp a Dutch Master
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Strange how his crosses always go directly to the keeper, yet Giroud is never close enough to threaten. Something to work on Hector.
kraphtous
Raul Stanllehi
At least it looks like he is trying to improve those areas, before this season he only crossed low in fear of crossing really badly. I'm sure he will improve there this summer.
Arsenal1508
Mods are unethical! Özil, come assist me please!
Taking a lot more risks now like his breakthrough season. He regressed and was playing way too safe...this made him a worse player.
However...this new formation makes him look like Cafu. He has Bale like speed. Its gonna be scary when he gets his finishing boots on.
Hope he continues to show this level of confidence. Loved it when he was rallying the fans.
However...this new formation makes him look like Cafu. He has Bale like speed. Its gonna be scary when he gets his finishing boots on.
Hope he continues to show this level of confidence. Loved it when he was rallying the fans.
Kellie Price
Member
I agree, he's always been a big on the fans, always trying to get the crowd more involved. I like that about some players, doesn't come across as big headed, just a normal guy. Makes a change from the John Terry's of this world that love themselves so much they choose to come off after 26 min so that everyone can tell him how great he is!
MaraDon
Wants you to learn about football
losing him would be unacceptable.
Kellie Price
Member
It would, but from the interview he did a few days ago don't think he's going anywhere soon. He said he signed his new contract for a reason & wants to stay at Arsenal for a long time.
Mark Tobias
Mr. Agreeable
While that is encouraging, long gone are the days when a player's comments have any relevance on reality.
Kellie Price
Member
That's very true. Although sometimes I think you can tell the players that mean it, he seems to be quite a loyal person & does seem to be happy at Arsenal & London. You never know what happens in the future, but do think at the minute he intends to stay. Not many clubs can say they have such loyal players.
Bergkamp120
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Here we f*cking go with this sh*t.
http://sportwitness.co.uk/something-changed-hector-bellerins-arsenal-outlook-today-makes-clearer/
Hector Bellerin is either incredibly naive, which one would need to be naive to believe, or he’s happy to encourage Barcelona rumours. Tuesday’s edition of Mundo Deportivo, the slightly calmer of the two Catalan sport newspapers, has Bellerin on the front cover.
The headline is ‘Cumbre por Bellerin’, which means ‘Summit for Bellerin’.
Pages 2 and 3 of Tuesday’s Mundo Deportivo are also Bellerin focused, with a headline reading ‘Aceleron por Bellerin’, explaining that efforts to sign the Arsenal player are accelerating.
Pages 4 and 5 are a double page spread of an exclusive Mundo Deportivo interview with Bellerin. The headline quote the newspaper have plucked out is “This summer many things can happen.”
Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
Mundo Deportivo asked Bellerin why he lost his place in Arsenal’s side during the season, to which the right back said: “There was a change of system, I talked to the coach and he explained that with this new system he preferred to play with other players. As a footballer you have to take it and work hard to change his opinion. After injuries and other factors I had the opportunity to be able to return to the team, I worked to the upmost and I could finish the season as I wanted.”
Put to him that an Arsenal exit is a big topic, Bellerin said: “That’s what is being spoken about. You never know what can happen, but I have a contract in force and when I finish my holiday after the Europeans I will have to go back there.”
On a deadline to decide his future, the Arsenal player said: “I signed the new contract at Christmas, the contracts are in charge, although in football you never know what can happen.”
Asked if Arsenal’s failure to qualify for the Champions League is an influence on his future, Bellerin said: “The truth is that all players of the top level want to fight for the Champions League, especially when you’ve been fighting in it for two years. We as a team have not achieved the classification and it is something that we all want to fix, but as a player I repeat that it is an important competition.”
On if he sees a Camp Nou return as possible: “It’s a very nice thing to know about the interest of a club like Barça, the club where I grew up since I was a kid. I don’t know anything at the moment, I’m Arsenal player and we’ll see what happens.”
Straight out asked if he would like a Barcelona return, Bellerin said: “It’s something you don’t think about when you leave, because you don’t know how things are going to go. I was lucky enough to bet on Arsenal, things have gone well and now receiving this kind of news from Barça is something that makes me happy, but that does not just depend on me.”
Asked about his life in London, the fullback’s answer was quite revealing: “I have always been very good, my family settled there with me, although now for family matters they have had to return to Barcelona. Now I have a harder time, because I am a very family orientated person, I depend on them a lot, and it will be a new challenge to be without them.”
Asked if Maresme, where he grew up, is a better place to live than London, Bellerin said: “Of course. Not just for friends and family. The weather is also much better. But I adapt to what I have.”
On the summer and the pressure of potential Barcelona return: “A lot can happen this summer. For now I prefer to focus on the immediate, which is the European Under-21 and then what has to come, will come.
“I try to focus on my work, be focused on football and the other, when it comes, we’ll see.”
Asked about direct contact with Barcelona, Bellerin said: “No, I haven’t talked to anyone. I have not talked to the club, I know there are many things that are being talked about, but as a player the club has not told me anything, there has still been no contact”
http://sportwitness.co.uk/something-changed-hector-bellerins-arsenal-outlook-today-makes-clearer/
Hector Bellerin is either incredibly naive, which one would need to be naive to believe, or he’s happy to encourage Barcelona rumours. Tuesday’s edition of Mundo Deportivo, the slightly calmer of the two Catalan sport newspapers, has Bellerin on the front cover.
The headline is ‘Cumbre por Bellerin’, which means ‘Summit for Bellerin’.
Pages 2 and 3 of Tuesday’s Mundo Deportivo are also Bellerin focused, with a headline reading ‘Aceleron por Bellerin’, explaining that efforts to sign the Arsenal player are accelerating.
Pages 4 and 5 are a double page spread of an exclusive Mundo Deportivo interview with Bellerin. The headline quote the newspaper have plucked out is “This summer many things can happen.”
Wink, wink, nudge, nudge.
Mundo Deportivo asked Bellerin why he lost his place in Arsenal’s side during the season, to which the right back said: “There was a change of system, I talked to the coach and he explained that with this new system he preferred to play with other players. As a footballer you have to take it and work hard to change his opinion. After injuries and other factors I had the opportunity to be able to return to the team, I worked to the upmost and I could finish the season as I wanted.”
Put to him that an Arsenal exit is a big topic, Bellerin said: “That’s what is being spoken about. You never know what can happen, but I have a contract in force and when I finish my holiday after the Europeans I will have to go back there.”
On a deadline to decide his future, the Arsenal player said: “I signed the new contract at Christmas, the contracts are in charge, although in football you never know what can happen.”
Asked if Arsenal’s failure to qualify for the Champions League is an influence on his future, Bellerin said: “The truth is that all players of the top level want to fight for the Champions League, especially when you’ve been fighting in it for two years. We as a team have not achieved the classification and it is something that we all want to fix, but as a player I repeat that it is an important competition.”
On if he sees a Camp Nou return as possible: “It’s a very nice thing to know about the interest of a club like Barça, the club where I grew up since I was a kid. I don’t know anything at the moment, I’m Arsenal player and we’ll see what happens.”
Straight out asked if he would like a Barcelona return, Bellerin said: “It’s something you don’t think about when you leave, because you don’t know how things are going to go. I was lucky enough to bet on Arsenal, things have gone well and now receiving this kind of news from Barça is something that makes me happy, but that does not just depend on me.”
Asked about his life in London, the fullback’s answer was quite revealing: “I have always been very good, my family settled there with me, although now for family matters they have had to return to Barcelona. Now I have a harder time, because I am a very family orientated person, I depend on them a lot, and it will be a new challenge to be without them.”
Asked if Maresme, where he grew up, is a better place to live than London, Bellerin said: “Of course. Not just for friends and family. The weather is also much better. But I adapt to what I have.”
On the summer and the pressure of potential Barcelona return: “A lot can happen this summer. For now I prefer to focus on the immediate, which is the European Under-21 and then what has to come, will come.
“I try to focus on my work, be focused on football and the other, when it comes, we’ll see.”
Asked about direct contact with Barcelona, Bellerin said: “No, I haven’t talked to anyone. I have not talked to the club, I know there are many things that are being talked about, but as a player the club has not told me anything, there has still been no contact”
Country: Norway
Seen from his point of view, he might be better off watiing, and develop at Arsenal.
Then going home when he is at his peak 26-29. The risk is too high going as early as this. End up on the fringes of the team, and then it is all downhill from there.
Then going home when he is at his peak 26-29. The risk is too high going as early as this. End up on the fringes of the team, and then it is all downhill from there.
He staying here for at least 3-4 years then maybe he'll go back if he keep putting great performance.
say yes
forum master baiter
What the **** is that interview Hector?
This guy was Arsenal to the core 1 year ago.
This guy was Arsenal to the core 1 year ago.
BobP
Memri Fan
He's probably wavering, not that surprising considering how he played in the 2nd half of the season and fan reaction to that.
But he did sign a 6 year contract not long ago, something nobody would have done had they not been somewhat committed.
He's not going anywhere, and if he is, you extract every last penny from those Catalan ****s, 50M.
But he did sign a 6 year contract not long ago, something nobody would have done had they not been somewhat committed.
He's not going anywhere, and if he is, you extract every last penny from those Catalan ****s, 50M.
Country: Iceland
The difference in his interviews before the contract and after. Jesus christ.
grange
Losing my brain cells 🥸
Country: USA
Player:Havertz
Seemed like he was trying to be nice and answer questions about Barcelona in a fond way without offending. Doesn't that paper have a manipulative track record anyway?
Ewarwoowar
Well-Known Member
If it's not 100% true, how much of it is true?
Every chance his words got twisted a bit. I think Bellerin will stay here a good while yet. Not sure we can rule out Barca entirely though sadly.
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