Where the dogs of society howl?
That song did come to mind when titling the article, but not sure a song about paedos should be linked with an academy player so didn't take it further
comment by Szoboss (U6997)
posted 11 minutes ago
Where the dogs of society howl?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQnemiINUhM
ESR's last goal. Chelsea defending
Havertz miss the highlight before - image knowing we would be going from ESR to Kai back then, would be fuming
THAT 3-1 over Spurs the same season:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hChoxPOoRg8
If ESR stays fit this is a decision we will come to bitterly regret, hopefully there is some sort of buy-back clause.
The next couple of seasons will be crucial for his career. Hopefully he can use this move to get things back on track, and a move back to a CL club.
It will be weird seeing him playing for another club, but I wish him well.
Hopefully he can stay fit and play regular football. He’s a lovely little player to watch, and it’s been a shame he’s hardly been able to play the last couple of years.
He really saved Arteta's job, our form turned around when he entered the first team after injury.
I'm gutted he couldn't stay injury free, and that arteta couldn't find more minutes for him last season.
He really reminded me of Pires, just has an elegance about him despite his tall frame, and serious potential for goalscoring. Even in his limited minutes last season, he generated quite a few chances for himself but was unlucky with blocks, woodwork and close finishes.
I's a good move for all parties. We're getting a good fee and if he can stay injury free, he should fit Fulham like a glove and excel there.
Goodbye Emile
Emile reminded me the most of Paul Merson. Sort of a floating player who didn't quite have the pace for playing wide and not enough creativity for no.10. The hope was always that he would develop a little more defensive awareness and be perfect for no.8. It's a shame we won't see that at Arsenal. Injuries have really cost him but he is still young enough. I hope he isn't the move we regret.
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posted on 29/7/24
Where the dogs of society howl?
posted on 29/7/24
That song did come to mind when titling the article, but not sure a song about paedos should be linked with an academy player so didn't take it further
posted on 29/7/24
comment by Szoboss (U6997)
posted 11 minutes ago
Where the dogs of society howl?
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posted on 29/7/24
Fulham get a top player.
posted on 29/7/24
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQnemiINUhM
ESR's last goal. Chelsea defending
Havertz miss the highlight before - image knowing we would be going from ESR to Kai back then, would be fuming
THAT 3-1 over Spurs the same season:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hChoxPOoRg8
posted on 29/7/24
If ESR stays fit this is a decision we will come to bitterly regret, hopefully there is some sort of buy-back clause.
posted on 29/7/24
The next couple of seasons will be crucial for his career. Hopefully he can use this move to get things back on track, and a move back to a CL club.
It will be weird seeing him playing for another club, but I wish him well.
posted on 29/7/24
Hopefully he can stay fit and play regular football. He’s a lovely little player to watch, and it’s been a shame he’s hardly been able to play the last couple of years.
posted on 29/7/24
He really saved Arteta's job, our form turned around when he entered the first team after injury.
I'm gutted he couldn't stay injury free, and that arteta couldn't find more minutes for him last season.
He really reminded me of Pires, just has an elegance about him despite his tall frame, and serious potential for goalscoring. Even in his limited minutes last season, he generated quite a few chances for himself but was unlucky with blocks, woodwork and close finishes.
I's a good move for all parties. We're getting a good fee and if he can stay injury free, he should fit Fulham like a glove and excel there.
Goodbye Emile
posted on 30/7/24
Emile reminded me the most of Paul Merson. Sort of a floating player who didn't quite have the pace for playing wide and not enough creativity for no.10. The hope was always that he would develop a little more defensive awareness and be perfect for no.8. It's a shame we won't see that at Arsenal. Injuries have really cost him but he is still young enough. I hope he isn't the move we regret.
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