Whether they have as much depth in their squad is debatable, but they are at least showing genuine ambition which you have to respect.
Whether they have as much depth in their squad is debatable, but they are at least showing genuine ambition which you have to respect.
Originally Posted by Yesterday Once More
I don't support Everton mate.
Yeah, he's obviously got us mixed up with PSRB.
Jesus, even I think that statement's ****ing nonsense. They will finish 7th or 8th. Rooney is not a replacement for Lukaku and even though Lukaku was infuriating, he still scored over 50% of their goals.
Sigurdsson failed at spurs, Keane looks okay but essentially just a replacement for the BiL, the rest all look very average.
Yes, but YOM would happily lavish praise on Tottenham, Chelsea or any other team - just as long as by doing so, he gets to put Arsenal in a bad light by comparison.
That's how much of a fan he really is. The rest of us can only aspire to that level of loyalty.
That's the funny thing. They've spent £150m to essentially finish in the same spot.
Yes, because spending money is like a trophy nowadays. You're a married man; you know.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
Let's wait and see. Their early fixtures are brutal, so I wouldn't draw too many conclusions on where they will finish until after Christmas at least. But to say they haven't improved relative to some of those above them is naive.
The defence (certainly including the keeper) is better than Arsenal's and Liverpool's, even more so when Coleman recovers from his long-term injury. Midfield: Sanchez (if he stays and can be bothered) is of course a class apart but otherwise there's little to choose. Gueye is a proper defensive midfielder which Wenger has not had since Giberto. Attack is the one area where they may be a little short of genuine quality.
No it isn't.
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