Gooner Zig
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He still has credits in the bank for me - it's Tomi where my ire is drawn.
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Riccardo Calafiori: The Italian Stallion
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Country: Canada
He still has credits in the bank for me - it's Tomi where my ire is drawn.
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Deleted member 98559
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I'm glad it's not always me who's starting controversial debates but you can take all the credit in 2 years time when every dog on this forum will be barking to sell
Rasmi
Prophet of Doom
Country: England
Being as young as he is and having two pages in his injury history is hilarious. I already expect his Arsenal career to be constant start and stop. But with each injury his legend will grow.
Riccardo Calafiori - Injury history
This is the injury history of Riccardo Calafiori from FC Arsenal. On this page injuries as well as suspensions.
The Ducking Duck
Bitter Birdie
Country: Sweden
This was the most exciting signing but it seems like he is the Italian Tomiyasu. So far it hasn't been possible to assess him properly.
Not a single signing made during the summer have looked impressive so far tbh.
Merino looks like a player that is far from Premier League quality while Sterling looks like a player that should go to the Saudi Pro League.
Not a single signing made during the summer have looked impressive so far tbh.
Merino looks like a player that is far from Premier League quality while Sterling looks like a player that should go to the Saudi Pro League.
Batman
Hard on crime, soft on Stan
Country: USA
Player:Nwaneri
Yes, he's had a lot of little injuries in addition to his one major injury BUT, much like Timber has been rushed back semi fit because of the sheer volume of injuries to our back line, has nobody considered that Calafiori also has been played whilst semi fit because we've been short back there? That's almost certainly a contributing factor here. Players who are not fully fit have not been managed correctly because of the volume of injuries and Arteta not being brave enough to trust MLS at LB. That's why we keep seeing the recurrence of these little nagging injuries.
Rasmi
Prophet of Doom
Country: England
Still his injury record before coming here is red flag. He’s probably just like Tomiyasu. Injury prone player
Batman
Hard on crime, soft on Stan
Country: USA
Player:Nwaneri
We don't know for sure. If it continues then yes but if he's managed properly and not played half fit then maybe he will have better fitness.
Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
He'll return after the international break. But no clear date the guy escaped seriously knee injury we should consider ourselves Lucky
Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
Tow of his injures are not him not taking care of his body it's just unlucky once. He just need run of games of staying fit
Halcyon Daze
Established Member
That’s the spirit
Tourbillion
Angry & Miserable
Holy **** that's a horrendous history.Being as young as he is and having two pages in his injury history is hilarious. I already expect his Arsenal career to be constant start and stop. But with each injury his legend will grow.
Riccardo Calafiori - Injury history
This is the injury history of Riccardo Calafiori from FC Arsenal. On this page injuries as well as suspensions.www.transfermarkt.co.uk
**** were we thinking???
Rasmi
Prophet of Doom
Country: England
Don’t think the club knew tbh
Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
He nearly quit football after that bad injury he had at Roma. The guy was best defender in serie a last season teams like Real Madrid wanted him the injures he had with us so far are not his fault just some bad luck. He need to cut out that aggressive defending in his game gonna lead to more injures.
Two different situations.
Timber has been load managed this year given the severity of last year's season-ending injury. He has done well and performed all things considered.
Calafiori is just injury prone. Another Tierney/Tomi. Some guys just have the injury bug. No rhyme or reason.
MutableEarth
Reiss' Dad
He had the odd bozo moment today but I thought he was also very good and helped us looked a lot more fluid and dangerous. I think he's somewhat vulnerable defensively just because he's not as agile as you'd like for a full-back but he's a net positive for our overall game.
Yousif Arsenal
Was on Vinai's payroll; misses 4th place trophy 🏆
He still letting this aggressive nature take over he commit to tackles in middle of pitch that very unnecessary.
Still he grew in the game and kept their LW out and was good going forward too.
Still he grew in the game and kept their LW out and was good going forward too.
Riou
The Invincibles, warra team
Country: Northern Ireland
He's some things to sort out, but he's very good...feel playing with Timber kinda makes every other fullback we have look kinda meh.
Kinda like what Patrick Vieira used to do to all our other midfielders lol.
Kinda like what Patrick Vieira used to do to all our other midfielders lol.
1macca1
Established Member
I think he’ll divide opinion in the fanbase for some time.
He was closest marking their goal scorer at the corner, not sure why he didn’t try to block with his leg rather than his head.
He was closest marking their goal scorer at the corner, not sure why he didn’t try to block with his leg rather than his head.
