Tom Mix
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It would be typical of Arsenal to let go of an appreciating asset and end up paying for the privilege.
Those players that you mentioned are already off but their not as valuable of assetsWe need to give this guy a chance, 7 goals in consecutive games in the EPL Is not a stat that can be dismissed. We can move on other like Eddie, AMN and Reiss!!
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Unfortunately for you and your dreams this is worst tier journalist.
LET'S ****ING GO!!!!!!!!! SOME SENSE FINALLY!!!!!!
Lock this **** now mods please.
I still believe in your eyes
I just don't care what you have done in your life
Baby, I'll always be here by your side
Don't leave me waiting too long,
Please come by
I, I, I, I still believe in your eyes
There is no choice, I belong to your life
Because I will live to love you someday
You'll be my baby and we'll fly away
And I'll fly with you, I'll fly with you,
I'll fly with you
AMN Arteta make mistake want him to stay then not playing him the situation with willock is different he value is good and we don't get 30m bid or minimum 25m he'll be likely staying I'm sure Newcastle will try soon but be cheap about it.Massive worry here is that Willock does an AMN. The iron is red hot if we wanted to sell him. If we keep him he is competing against Partey, Xhaka/his replacement, Elneny, Lokogna and higher up the pitch Esr and Odegaards replacement. It's hard to see where he fits in unless Elneny is moved on. Lokogna replaces Ceballos and Willock replaces Elneny.
I think he has a chance if we end up playing 4-3-3 more often. Not sure how he'd get on in our 4-2-3-1. Not really a number 10, and he doesn't quite belong in a double pivot either.Massive worry here is that Willock does an AMN. The iron is red hot if we wanted to sell him. If we keep him he is competing against Partey, Xhaka/his replacement, Elneny, Lokogna and higher up the pitch Esr and Odegaards replacement. It's hard to see where he fits in unless Elneny is moved on. Lokogna replaces Ceballos and Willock replaces Elneny.
I can see him doing well in either the two or three. His runs and energy remind me of a raw Ramsey and he played some of his best football with us in a two. A three allows more freedom to make those runs but then takes away a link further forward.I think he has a chance if we end up playing 4-3-3 more often. Not sure how he'd get on in our 4-2-3-1. Not really a number 10, and he doesn't quite belong in a double pivot either.
In a 4-3-3 on the other hand, he could be quite handy with deep runs.
If he stays he'll be on the bench for most' of the season and loose all his value...
If we don't cash in now it will be one more example of how badly this club is ran.
We just had the same thing happening with AMN last year... He was worth 20M, we didn't sell him and ended up loaning to WBA and now he's worth peanuts.