I am assuming it has but, until this last season rvp had few games and was constantly injured. Do we think that this season he actually worked harder on his game and fitness to put himself in the shop window? So planned it all and had no intention of ever signing a new deal. People are baffled that Wenger let the contract run down to 1 year, however, why would he give another long contract to an injury prone player? He had no idea ( none of us did) that rvp would have his best season ever. Just a thought.
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comment by Number 8ecoglou (U9729)
posted on 5/7/12
I think that's a very harsh statement.
I don't think he didn't 'try to be fit' prior to this season.
Just because a player is injury prone does not mean that he cannot put his troubles behind him and go a whole season without being injured with there being a conspiracy theory behind it.
Take woodgate for example, came to us with a horrendous injury record and played a full season at the back with ledley king of all people. Following season he had injury problems as well but I just believe he just had his fair share of good luck as well as hard work to get through that season unscathed
I think you guys might be reading to much into it
comment by 50 No longer trusting the process (U1147)
posted on 5/7/12
Ludicrous. I think the departures of Cesc and Nasri half made his mind up.
comment by Koscielny Patented Proof Readers (U7373)
posted on 5/7/12
Ludicrous. I think the departures of Cesc and Nasri half made his mind up.
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this.
and i really can't conceive of this 'one good season' idea - before this season, his average goal tally in the previous seven years was 13. not bad at all for a player who was always injured; and he only failed to reach double figures once in eight years.
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