in an Arsenal starting 11.
Win or lose, these players symbolise all that is wrong with Wenger.
Utterly meaningless figures in the quest to improve both squad, and any ambition towards challenging for the title.
Why, I ask.. Just... Why ?
in an Arsenal starting 11.
Win or lose, these players symbolise all that is wrong with Wenger.
Utterly meaningless figures in the quest to improve both squad, and any ambition towards challenging for the title.
Why, I ask.. Just... Why ?
Good goal, to be fair. That's my signature finish on FIFA.Originally Posted by 7sisters
"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."
and there you have it R.. If not to bolster the second string and prove some kind of worth in these 'also ran' fixtures.
To what purpose indeed, one might ask.
I get the likes of Iwobi, Maitland Niles and other aspiring players. The likes of Jack, even. Throwing the dice for perhaps one last crack at a regular start.. But... El Neny and Le Coq. Just a total waste of everyone's time..
They won't think so.
Almunia and Denilson didn't . . .
A 'keeper as bad as Almunia played for The Arsenal
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
Squad players for a squad tournament.
Quite. It would be a bit odd if our second string midfielders were great, particularly as the first choice ones are so ****ing useless.
As if the players that never play are the problem
I also think El Neny is serviceable. That said, he's slow. The Norwich player who scored blew by him like he was a field of wheat.Quite. It would be a bit odd if our second string midfielders were great, particularly as the first choice ones are so ****ing useless.
As if the players that never play are the problem
But I like El Neny. He's also got crazy eyes, kind of scary, fanatical, in short Muslim.
Out of interest, if Coq and Elneny are our squad defensive midfielders, who are the first choice wons then?
We don't really do defensive midfield, do we? Xhaka is the closest we have, I guess.
There was a time when Coq was the saviour, I seem to recall. I can't remember exactly what disaster had befallen us on this occasion (probably a ridiculous injury crisis), but we called Coq back from Charlton (where he couldn't get into the team) and he came back to save us.
For this reason alone, he is worth another contract on £30k a week.
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