different style suits him better
He was getting a lot of stick from fans. Good for him, he has show that he a actually a very good player.
Thing is he looked really shocking for you guys. You could've made a 3min video of comedy moments just from his two seasons in England.
Looks a completely different player right now though
You can't suggest that selling him was anything other than a good idea. Hindsight is 20/20.
Look what Wenger had done to him, Arshavin, Bendtner, Podolski, and recently Ozil.
comment by TheSkins (U3865)
posted 7 minutes ago
You can't suggest that selling him was anything other than a good idea. Hindsight is 20/20.
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Probably....but our relative ruthlessness where he was concerned is strange to me given how we tend to give similarly inferior players loads and loads of opportunities to get it right
he would have never played as well as he does now for us
He was awful for us, getting rid of him was the correct decision.
Oh fack off you clowns, he was awful for us. We definitely made the right decision to sell him.
He was rubbish and the fans turned on him. Giroud has these two characteristics too, so hopefully he's out of the door soon
So, who did we replace him with when we sold him last season? Gnabry? Ox? All that time when Walcott as injured, Gervinho would have added a lot to ur team as far as I'm concerned. Since we signed Alexis though, we certainly don't need him.
Fück me, Serge Gnabry... I'd completely forgotten about him! Wtf is going on with him anyway? Did he even make our CL squad?
Last weekend against City, Rosicky, Sanogo and Campbell didn't even make the bench. Add Walcott and Giroud to that... as well as Gnabry...
Unbelievable that Wenger could look at that squad during the summer and not see how totally unbalanced it is!
As for Gervinho, I'm pleased for him that Italy, and Rome in particular, seems to suit him, but I'm even mire pleased we no longer have to watch him stumbling his way round the Emirates every other week.
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posted on 17/9/14
different style suits him better
posted on 17/9/14
He was getting a lot of stick from fans. Good for him, he has show that he a actually a very good player.
posted on 17/9/14
Thing is he looked really shocking for you guys. You could've made a 3min video of comedy moments just from his two seasons in England.
Looks a completely different player right now though
posted on 17/9/14
You can't suggest that selling him was anything other than a good idea. Hindsight is 20/20.
posted on 17/9/14
Look what Wenger had done to him, Arshavin, Bendtner, Podolski, and recently Ozil.
posted on 17/9/14
comment by TheSkins (U3865)
posted 7 minutes ago
You can't suggest that selling him was anything other than a good idea. Hindsight is 20/20.
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Probably....but our relative ruthlessness where he was concerned is strange to me given how we tend to give similarly inferior players loads and loads of opportunities to get it right
posted on 17/9/14
he would have never played as well as he does now for us
posted on 17/9/14
He was awful for us, getting rid of him was the correct decision.
posted on 17/9/14
Oh fack off you clowns, he was awful for us. We definitely made the right decision to sell him.
posted on 17/9/14
He was rubbish and the fans turned on him. Giroud has these two characteristics too, so hopefully he's out of the door soon
posted on 17/9/14
So, who did we replace him with when we sold him last season? Gnabry? Ox? All that time when Walcott as injured, Gervinho would have added a lot to ur team as far as I'm concerned. Since we signed Alexis though, we certainly don't need him.
posted on 17/9/14
Fück me, Serge Gnabry... I'd completely forgotten about him! Wtf is going on with him anyway? Did he even make our CL squad?
Last weekend against City, Rosicky, Sanogo and Campbell didn't even make the bench. Add Walcott and Giroud to that... as well as Gnabry...
Unbelievable that Wenger could look at that squad during the summer and not see how totally unbalanced it is!
As for Gervinho, I'm pleased for him that Italy, and Rome in particular, seems to suit him, but I'm even mire pleased we no longer have to watch him stumbling his way round the Emirates every other week.
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