So who would be considered a long termer from the current squard ?

[SWv2]

Defensively he's pretty hopeless.

Probably a lone voice but I love Mikkie. Our downturn in creativity coincided largely with his injury, he's much underrated, I think.

Also, Bellerin is a keeper imo mostly because I think Unai will get the best out of him.

Ozil is too expensive. Ramsey just isn't good enough and never has been.

Well said big man.



Seems a lot of our supporters just need to hate a current player.

[Sir C]

Well said big man.



Seems a lot of our supporters just need to hate a current player.

Well I, for one, do not hate the fellow, I just fail to see what he brings to the party. Or, indeed, what he's supposed to bring to the party.

Of course it's possible that I just have a blind sport. It's an affliction that can strike anyone. Why, do you know, I remember someone who could never appreciate the enormous contribution made by our red-haired Swedish genius! Imagine.

[Pat Vegas]

Well I, for one, do not hate the fellow, I just fail to see what he brings to the party. Or, indeed, what he's supposed to bring to the party.

Of course it's possible that I just have a blind sport. It's an affliction that can strike anyone. Why, do you know, I remember someone who could never appreciate the enormous contribution made by our red-haired Swedish genius! Imagine.

I like him but he seems like a sad sack.

[Sir C]

I like him but he seems like a sad sack.

He comes from one of those made up places which are always having a civil war, doesn't he? No wonder he's miserable. He's going to have to go home and fight his brother sometime.

[Burney]

He comes from one of those made up places which are always having a civil war, doesn't he? No wonder he's miserable. He's going to have to go home and fight his brother sometime.

It was so much easier when it was all just the Soviet Bloc and you didn't have to care about silly, made-up places, wasn't it? They all p1ssed in the same pot and you could just ignore their petty differences. In general, I think I preferred it - although I'll grant you that the people living there probably didn't.

[Pat Vegas]

He comes from one of those made up places which are always having a civil war, doesn't he? No wonder he's miserable. He's going to have to go home and fight his brother sometime.

and now he plays for Arsenal so should feel right at home.

I like the sad sack players.
Edu always seemed sad

[Burney]

and now he plays for Arsenal so should feel right at home.

I like the sad sack players.
Edu always seemed sad

I know what you mean. He had a lovely smile, but there was sadness in his eyes.

[SWv2]

I know what you mean. He had a lovely smile, but there was sadness in his eyes.

Perhaps a sadness to reflect that he was never really recognised for the simply magnificent footballer he was.

[Rich]

I know what you mean. He had a lovely smile, but there was sadness in his eyes.

A bit like those dogs - Basset Hounds, I think.

[Burney]

Well I, for one, do not hate the fellow, I just fail to see what he brings to the party. Or, indeed, what he's supposed to bring to the party.

Of course it's possible that I just have a blind sport. It's an affliction that can strike anyone. Why, do you know, I remember someone who could never appreciate the enormous contribution made by our red-haired Swedish genius! Imagine.

Yes. He's neither use nor ornament, as my grandmother would have said.