Adam
Established Member
Dan the man - think before you write. Pires 15 assists in 01/02 and 14 goals, Ljungberg 15 goals, Bergkamp assisted Freddie.
Some of these players didn't perform last year because of injury disrupted seasons, and you are basing your "one man team" assumption on that season when Henry had to adopt Pires's assists and he beared alot of the goal scoring responsibility that Ljungberg would have eased. This season we can see a change in Ljungberg and Pires which would contradict your view.
Bergkamp and Ljungberg have also not really had a consistent run of games together for one reason or another, so the relationship is improving again.
We will find our Wengerball rhythm soon. The signs were against Fulham when Pires was motm, Ljungberg was in good positions to have chances, and Bergkamp produced some wonderful passes.
All this without the best CM in the Premiership - Vieira, who is often at the heart of alot of our Wengerball. Grow up and learn your Arsenal!
Some of these players didn't perform last year because of injury disrupted seasons, and you are basing your "one man team" assumption on that season when Henry had to adopt Pires's assists and he beared alot of the goal scoring responsibility that Ljungberg would have eased. This season we can see a change in Ljungberg and Pires which would contradict your view.
Bergkamp and Ljungberg have also not really had a consistent run of games together for one reason or another, so the relationship is improving again.
We will find our Wengerball rhythm soon. The signs were against Fulham when Pires was motm, Ljungberg was in good positions to have chances, and Bergkamp produced some wonderful passes.
All this without the best CM in the Premiership - Vieira, who is often at the heart of alot of our Wengerball. Grow up and learn your Arsenal!