Ryo

comment by What would Stuart Pearce
::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::

Let us all wake up from this so called illussion that all other leagues are poorer than the premiership. If you have a good technique you have it. The premiership doesnt teach you that does it? If you have skill you have it. If anything ,many players lose a lot of flair in the "blood and thunder" of the league. Many of the best players in history of the premiership come from historically "poor" leagues but excel once they get here. I have a poser? If the premiership is so wonderful , why does it not impact positively in Englands players internationally? Why does England relatively do so poorly on the world stage for such a wonderful league? We resort to blaming failure on the tactics, coaching, manager but not that the players have not imbibed skill. I bet George Weah, Zidane, Maradona never played in England. Drogba, Adebayor, Sylva, Aguero, Thierry, Nistereroy (sp), Ronaldo, Torres, Ballotelli, Van Persie, Tevez, Ba,etc all came from the so called "poor" leagues and excelled here why? how is that possible? Technique is "in built". I bet a lot of people in this country dont regard Messi as the best, because he has never played in the premiership and "cant do that on a cold, wet, Tues night in Stoke". Well the guy has skill and you dont need the validation of the premiership to prove that. How about Stoke doing stuff on "a warm, humid afternoon in continent" for a change?. As I am typing this, I just read Stoke lost 3-1! So folks, let's not be blinded that premiership is everthing, Talent has a lot to do with it.

As I am typing this, I just read Stoke lost 3-1!
--------------------------------------------

Multi-tasking! Are you a lady?

Playing technical football AND having the **** kicked out of you at the same time without getting injured = PL Success.

Playing technical football = Europe Success

Therefore : PL = Sterner test

At Fulham he will play as they don't have a big squad and are still in Europe FA + PL. He will get some playing time for sure

If AW and his coaching staff thought he wasn't ready he would have remained in Holland.

The fact that the club fought so hard to get him a work permit to play in the UK suggest that they feel he is ready for the toils of the PL.

Sending him back to Holland will do nothing for his development as an Arsenal player.

comment by claretgunnergirl (U2021)
posted 4 minutes ago

As I am typing this, I just read Stoke lost 3-1!
--------------------------------------------

Multi-tasking! Are you a lady

could be worse,you could concede a late equaliser and still get knocked out

could be worse,you could concede a late equaliser and still get knocked out
---------------------------------------------------

That would be worse than being a lady!

TK Arsenal

It would appear you haven’t understood my earlier post.

I at no time suggested that the PL is better than any other league. It is evident however that it is more physical and played at a faster pace than any other league in Europe.

As such, players need time to develop and acclimatise to these conditions. Especially a slight player like Ryo.

Sending him back to Holland is defiantly not an option I would think AW would consider for Ryo.

TK Arsenal

post a good response on my thread

comment by claretgunnergirl
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;

I would not say