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Santi Cazorla

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posted on 3/1/19

Should have gave him another season.

posted on 3/1/19

He has not missed a game yet either (albeit on the bench a fair bit).

posted on 3/1/19

Idiotic decision to get rid the moment he got fit

posted on 3/1/19

Agree, was not happy we let him go at all

posted on 3/1/19

comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 3 minutes ago
He has not missed a game yet either (albeit on the bench a fair bit).
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Fair play to him. Glad to see him stay fit, great little player

comment by (U22015)

posted on 3/1/19

Who cares. He's gone. Get over it. Sap.

posted on 3/1/19

comment by (U22015)
posted 51 seconds ago
Who cares. He's gone. Get over it. Sap.
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posted on 3/1/19

We could do with a player like Santo in CM. Instead we have to do make do with Xhaka losing possession every 15 mins.

posted on 3/1/19

Best midfielder we have had for the last 7-8 years

Absolute maestro

Crazy how our Mf has regressed every since he got injured.

Now we are left with arguably the weakest Mf we have had for 10 years

posted on 3/1/19

Magician

posted on 3/1/19

comment by Serial WUManiser™© - In Unai We Trust (U1410)
posted 18 minutes ago
We could do with a player like Santo in CM. Instead we have to do make do with Xhaka losing possession every 15 mins.
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Didn’t realise he’d improved that much

posted on 3/1/19

Really pleased for him, doing so well after an horrific injury. Always liked him playing for Arsenal. Knew as soon as he stepped up to take the free kick in the 2014 FA Cup Final that we would win.

posted on 3/1/19

We used to always have very creative and stylish Mf players like Cazorla, Rosicky, Cesc and Hleb.

Where are these type of players now?

posted on 3/1/19

didn't even realise he'd left you lot. Or if he had I'd assumed it was to retire.

Didn't he have some horrible flesh eroding foot condition or something?

posted on 4/1/19

comment by palmers_spur (U8896)
posted 10 minutes ago
didn't even realise he'd left you lot. Or if he had I'd assumed it was to retire.

Didn't he have some horrible flesh eroding foot condition or something?
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Great article here, Palmers

https://www.theguardian.com/football/2018/sep/07/santi-cazorla-villarreal-injury-arsenal-interview-sid-lowe

Arsenal medical team don't come out too well!

posted on 4/1/19

Bats

I miss him too

comment by Tu Meke (U3732)

posted on 4/1/19

Happy for him, sad for us. Such a great player to watch.

posted on 4/1/19

Santi

posted on 4/1/19

comment by Castor Troy (U8700)
posted 10 hours, 6 minutes ago
We used to always have very creative and stylish Mf players like Cazorla, Rosicky, Cesc and Hleb.

Where are these type of players now?
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Being eased out of the game as pace and pressing becomes the order of the day.

Bernardo Silva and Fernandinho were the main men of last night. David Silva hooked.

Ozil cast by the wayside. Even Denis Bergkamp would not have got a game last night.

posted on 4/1/19

Cazorla was one of the guys that turned up in big games. Still remember the masterclass performance at the Etihad as well anfield on a few occasions and regularly at the Emirates

posted on 4/1/19

Both Silva's were average. Judging from what I've read on these boards, Bernardo must have got a good rap on Sky mainly for looking angry most of the game, "putting in a shift" and "getting stuck in".

He's a much, much better baller than anything he showed last night.

On Cazorla, he's just older now, but is every bit a modern midfielder. In his physical prime he was more than capable of coping with higher tempo pressing, and also pacey enough to have played quite a bit as a winger.

posted on 4/1/19

Cazorla surprisingly did well with the physical side of the game, especially when he started playing deeper. He was always harder to get off the ball that you’d think. Could spin away and evade challenges well, he protected the ball and accelerate well into attacking positions. We’ve not had a player who could do that since, he was so good at linking defence to strikers. Still now no one in the squad comes close to being as good at that as he was. Guendouzi shows signs of that ability, he tries to drop deep to collect ball and drive forward to start attacks, and can pick good passes at times. Just obviously needs to improve. But let’s hope someone can fill the void eventually!

posted on 4/1/19

comment by it'sonlyagame (U6426)
posted 3 hours, 42 minutes ago
Both Silva's were average. Judging from what I've read on these boards, Bernardo must have got a good rap on Sky mainly for looking angry most of the game, "putting in a shift" and "getting stuck in".

He's a much, much better baller than anything he showed last night.

On Cazorla, he's just older now, but is every bit a modern midfielder. In his physical prime he was more than capable of coping with higher tempo pressing, and also pacey enough to have played quite a bit as a winger.
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Criminally underrated footballer and I’m not saying it because I am biased. Easily my fav Arsenal player since the days of Cesc, RVP, Arshavin

posted on 4/1/19

The current post injury, older Santi is still better than any of our midfielders

comment by Tu Meke (U3732)

posted on 5/1/19

https://twitter.com/JAYSWlSH/status/1081264846782500864?s=19

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