isn't the obvious solution to play Cesc in the Xavi role and shift Ramsey to the left...

[Alfred C. Jolibois, PhD]

...where he can cut in at will to densify midfield (or swap with Ozil), provide cover for the left back when we are defending, and run up and down with his custom energy. Get a Bender or Ginter type and Juanfran, and we are done, with first team for next year.

........................Sczc

Juanfran.........Mert..........Kos.............Gib bs

.......................Bender

........................Cesc

........................Ozil

Walcott.....................................Ramsey

.................Giroud (sub: Morata/Remy)

[the splendor of antigone]

[Herr Floyd - PEGIDA]

So youve dropped Wilshere, Chamberlain and Cazorla. Three superb attacking midfield players and not to mention you have now omitted Rosicky, Flamini, Arteta, Diaby and Podolski. Add the fact you have chucked Ramsey out of position, you have shown yourself to be a football illiterate and allround thick cünt

[the splendor of antigone]

[Alfred C. Jolibois, PhD]

[Billy Goat Sverige]

Have a word with yourself. Secondly, adding in Juanfran and Morata/Remy......Don't be silly.

To answer your question. The most likely scenario and probably the one Wenger would go for would be Özil on the left being allowed to pop up all over the pitch like Cazorla does. Cesc would be the furtherst forward midfielder and Jack/Ramsey would be the two deeper ones.

Let's not forget Wenger built the team around Cesc with him being the man behind the striker (when Adebayor left), and it worked quite well, with Cesc scoring and setting up a ****load.

[TRENT COLTON]

Just shave his head and he's almost there. Once he has the look, i'm sure the footballing side of things will take care of itself.

[Alfred C. Jolibois, PhD]