Wilshere v Fletcher

Wilshere is top notch imo. He would be the perfect for our midfield too, he can do a bit of everything and you can base your team around his retention of the ball. When he leaves in 3 or so years, I hope it's to us (or anybody but not City).

I'd prefer a player like Gotze or Neymar as they are so exciting to watch..

Wilshere is far from world class. He's only 18/19.
Unless you consider world class as being in the top 20 (maybe 10 if your pushing it) in your position then he is definitely not world class.

Whether he is better than Fletcher, I personally would say not although he will be in the future should he stay away from injury.

Why do you waste your time with such articles. They are different types of player, different generations and comparing the two does really achieve anything.

Why don't you compare two players that are the same nationality, similar age, have played for national youth teams together, are in similar positions on the pitch and starting to take a starting spot on their respective teams. Oh thats right your to scarred to compare Wilshere and Cleverly because you know ours is better, thats why you chose to compare yours with fletcher.

will you amend the title of this article to "aaron ramsey v darren fletcher" in the near future,once wilshere becomes the latest rat to abandon your sinking ship?

Wilshere is good player, massively overrated though, because he's English.

Overated how?

Clev Wilshere

Chamberlain Rooney Young

Welbeck

That looks good to me and the sooner young hungry talent is introduced to the national team the better. Look at the Germans...they put faith in their youth and it's paid off.

Swap Chamberlain for Albrighton and you may be on to something

Thunderkiss_65. (U2407)
posted 9 minutes ago
Swap Chamberlain for Albrighton and you may be on to something


I do like Albrighton a lot...he has been on the bench a bit though hasn't he? Like his attitude, great cross and works his ballacks off

Sturridge deserves a mention too... would that side be a little offensive though?

That's what I like about Albrighton is that he'll put a shift in and help defend which Walcott never does and Chamberlain doesn't seem too bothered about either