Prime Rvp, Sanchez or Auba?

Okay, so who served us better:

Fabregas (who agitated for his 'dream move' back to Barca) or Ozil (who loves playing for Arsenal, flatly refused to leave, and fought his way back into the team, despite the previous manager telling him he was no longer needed at the club.

'Gotta be the same rule for both players' apparently.

No fecker WANTED Ozil outside China. Don't act like he refused to be put on the market to fight for his place. We can't get rid because of his ridiculous wages and him playing like a pile of sh!t the last 4 years. "Loves playing for Arsenal," what because he said so in some interview for the Arsenal suckers who forgot what a he is already?

No Lex, he loves playing for his Arsenal SALARY and don't want that cash cow sh!t to end. He damn sure ain't getting a wage that big anywhere other than AFC now, after fecking us on the deal for 5 years for all to see. Not even in a bosman deal next year. So his only hopes to stay on big wages, are China where he doesn't want to go. Or "Con, Arteta this time and sucker Arsenal fans, long enough to get offered an extension." Otherwise he's a year away from less than 100k for his last years at "Wherever will risk a punt on him FC" AS IF you think that love of Arsenal is sincere after what he's given on the pitch. FIRST thing to come across from how he's plays is just how little he gives a sh!t about playing for us. Because you DON'T play that sh!t for that long when you love the club/shirt you're supposedly out there playing FOR. The mind truly boggles at the fact you've bought into that, with 5 years proof to tell you otherwise. You're just desperate to keep him I think. GOTTA be, to believe that lie

As for Cesc. We got him as a kid and knew he'd always go to Barca, comes with the territory for Barca youngsters. He gave his all for the time he was here, up until he asked us to respect that fact and WE acted the feckin ass refusing to sell him, so can't cry about it when he does the same in return. You picked a poor example there my man. I was one of the people at the time, saying to sell him the season before he acted the ass (IN KIND) to get his move. I think you and I just have very different ideas of good conduct. You think bad conduct/manners and stiffing people whom served you decently are perfectly alright for club or player to do. I don't.

And Fabregas, to answer your question. Because he tried his little heart out, fighting with the others, getting the crap kicked out of him by men twice his size and entertained me/us INFINITELY MORE than Ozil ever has.

I can't believe you even think that's a valid question. One got his ass kicked for years for us, whilst the other has run from the fight his whole fecking tenure. It's a straight no contest. You're a trip Lex

'Don't act like he refused to be put on the market to fight for his place. We can't get rid because of his ridiculous wages and him playing like a pile of sh!t the last 4 years.'

One name for you, my friend... Winston Bogarde.

If Ozil didn't want to fight for his place, he could always go take up fishing on the weekends...

So Fabregas agitated for a move. Ozil never has.

And there I rest my case.

RvP, every single day of the week.

Well, apart from Sundays, perhaps

We fired the first shot re Cesc. When you take the first shot, you can't/shouldn't then be holding it against the other side for firing one straight back.

Ozil hasn't stayed out of loyalty Lex. He doesn't have stock high enough, after his AFC career to be demanding anything but forgiveness, for his 4-5 years of playing worse than badly." We can't sell him outside China, which means he's stuck here. Nothing to do with good character on his part.

If he was the character you're claiming him to be, we couldn't/wouldn't be having this discussion. Because I'd have no 'lousy Ozil performance for years' to base my statements on.

Whatever, this isn't about Ozil, or Cesc. It's about your perceived views on player loyalty, and how that - weirdly in your view - affects their quality as a player.

RvP was a better player than Auba is.



Therefore he is the obvious choice when referring to the original question in the article.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang now has the 5th best minutes per goal ratio in Premier League history.

https://twitter.com/PatrickTimmons1/status/1232262127781654529

But some still prefer sicknote Robin Van Persie for winning the league at Man Utd.

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'Prime' RvP, my dear boy.

PRIME!

As a basic rule when asked to name favourite/best players of all/a time. No, I'm not naming one who went to town actively slating the club without cause to when he left. And in RVPs case, that slating issue had extra rudeness and disrespect about it. For me, naming him on the list is like still cheering for and supporting him like you did when he was a player. I feel like actively slating like he did, no Arsenal fan should still be cheering for him. I REFUSE to "Big him up" to anyone about anything, other than his time spent injured and being so disgusting as he left. Leaves a bitter enough taste in my mouth to have to admit he's was technically as good as he was (will always do that because it's the truth). No further fanfare than that though.

Tell you what, let's compromise. He can taking the ST slot in my greatest Arsenal players. No need to tell you who the captain is at No.10