Mesut Özil: Över and Öut

[BigPoppaPump]

Would be quite funny to get you to watch an Arsenal match, with my aunt.

She speaks about Saka, like he is genuinely a new born baby

You really expect us to believe you know anyone outside of this forum?

 

[A_G]

 

[Macho]

Nah I'm dead

 

[Jury]

That’s all he did for the last 4 years. And then cry and get disruptive when dropped. The mere sight of him turns my stomach

 

[GDeep™]

That’s all he did for the last 4 years. And then cry and get disruptive when dropped. The mere sight of him turns my stomach

I’m surprised @CaseUteinberger hasn’t liked this yet? Lol.

 

[CaseUteinberger]

I’m surprised @CaseUteinberger hasn’t liked this yet? Lol.

Done!

 

[CaseUteinberger]

On a serious note, where are all his A-M supporters who dragged everyone and anyone through the mud if they dared criticise Özil in the slightest? Turns out some of us were in the right and many totally wrong in a pig headed way...

 

[SA Gunner]

A shame if played out this way, he was a class player for us. Wenger really was able to extract the best out of him.

I suppose seeing the people issues resurface in Turkey, is it hard to blame Emery for the decisions he took re Özil at Arsenal.

Anyway, wish Mesut all the best. Excellent but ultimately a troubled player.

 

[Jury]

On a serious note, where are all his A-M supporters who dragged everyone and anyone through the mud if they dared criticise Özil in the slightest? Turns out some of us were in the right and many totally wrong in a pig headed way...

They said it was a personal thing… and went as far as to insinuate and even accuse people of all sorts of unwholesome inclinations. It was a sad old time. Emphatic and absolute is our triumph, though.

 

[RacingPhoton]

On a serious note, where are all his A-M supporters who dragged everyone and anyone through the mud if they dared criticise Özil in the slightest? Turns out some of us were in the right and many totally wrong in a pig headed way...

They said it was a personal thing… and went as far as to insinuate and even accuse people of all sorts of unwholesome inclinations. It was a sad old time. Emphatic and absolute is our triumph, though.

I used to be a big fan of him. Even own a jersey with his name. But at some point, the guy just lost motivation. When I pointed it out, I was also attacked in the forum. What caused the motivational drop? Hard to say. At that point, someone close to him had to call him out for that. But unfortunately no one did. Instead, he started to find excuses and blaming others for his own lack of commitment.

He knew he had a hardcore fan following and he exploited them as much as possible. Either he or his PR team was really good at using social media to turn his fans against anyone who is against him. But one can only keep doing this for a short time. At some point, people will see a trend and point fingers at him instead of going after others. That's what happened at Fener. At least now, we won't have his fans crying about him being treated badly at the club for few more decades.

 

[A_G]

 

[Flying Okapis]

Does the MLS still want him?

Werent it DC United he was quite heavily linked too, not so sure how alive that remains especially with Rooney taking over, I'd imagine Rooney would want runners.

 

[vantoure]

They said it was a personal thing… and went as far as to insinuate and even accuse people of all sorts of unwholesome inclinations. It was a sad old time. Emphatic and absolute is our triumph, though.

2 truths can co-exist.

Evidently, Arteta is **** at managing players - several evidences exist.

Apparently, Özil presents a tough character to manage, thus making the life of a mediocre manager even more difficult.

Recalling the argument back then though - was Özil good enough as a footballer to make the pitch when arsenal were losing points to every team that could field 11 players, it is/was clear that he was good enough to contribute.

Anyways, as you were

 

[Blood on the Tracks]

I think this could mean retirement for Özil.

I can't see why even an American side would take him to be honest. The way it's ended at his previous two clubs It would have to be a PR type move for the club. Wages would be high for that.

As much as I really disliked him towards the end of is spell here it's a shame that such a talent has just kind of given up and is going out so meekly.

If he doesn't have the motivation in him to knuckle down, cut out the PR stuff and let his performances do the
talking at Fener, given his emotional attachment to the club, he's not doing it elsewhere.

He's done.

 

[Camron]

From NPC to Fortnite skin.

 

[Macho]

Think his agent was saying he'd probably retire if he wasn't playing for Arsenal or Fenerbache, so yeah ting done.

 

[Riou]

Get sacked by his last 2 clubs, or possibly becoming a pro gamer...not sure which will be more embarrassing for a World Champion of football.

Really sad what's happened to him.

 

[UpTheGunnerz]

too bad! Glorious on his day, dusty attitude and application tho enjoy retirement my G

 

[Entropics]

His decline lines up nicely with the decline of the sport in recent years. Other than the Euros the recent seasons have been quite a bit dire, some of the magic has clearly been lost. On a serious season Artetaball doesn't challenge for top 4, on a serious season Dani Ceballos doesn't win a CL medal.

Football is in trouble if he brings that special something to e-sports, Florentino's prediction will materialize, the kids will stop watching.

 

[Macho]

Really sad what's happened to him.

Isit though?

Still a career to die for, falling off and having motivation issues at 32/33 particularly after winning the WC is not the biggest shame in the world. His talent could have gotten far more admittedly, especially had he stayed at Madrid a shade longer etc.

He will probably end up having a better Arsenal career overall than the majority of guys currently here still or just joined.