Playing like he did for the Arsenal, almost.
Playing like he did for the Arsenal, almost.
He was superb everywhere aside from two chances he should have done better with. His defensive work was outstanding at times. Well done OG.
Okay, maybe I overreacted. Still it wasn't just two times, it was at least four.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
Settle on three?Quote:
Originally Posted by eastgermanautos
Very well :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
That match reminded me how much he irritated me when he played for us. Not the fact that you know, you just know, that when put in a good position to score an important goal, he's going to f*ck up. Virtually every time.
And not the mirror*nt look he so routinely sports that tells you exactly how vain he is.
No, I grew to accept those two things. It's the fact that - apparently - he has more nerve cells than any footballer EVER. The slightest contact and you get the screaming, the writhing around, the look of shear agony that makes you think that death must be near for the poor, mortally wounded mirror*nt. All the while knowing in the back of your mind that in about 2 minutes he'll be back up running around.
He did it again last night and I had to leave the room as he was screaming. :furious:
...and he's going to be playing in a World Cup final.Quote:
Originally Posted by eastgermanautos
It was a selfless and admirable performance where he was a constant irritant to the opposition and helped out all over the pitch. It was let down by the fact that - as ever - he does not convert enough chances.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
It was quintessential Giroud, in other words. I still admire him as a player and wish him all the best.
People always judged Giroud on what he couldnt do. Yes, he wasnt as good as the strikers that came before him but that is hardly his fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
A fine centre forward nonetheless.
That miss, in his first game (v Sunderland?), was pure Chamakh :cloud9:Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter