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He gives us something extra with those surging runs and physicality. Scores the odd goal too.
MLS played well tonight but I?m not convinced he gets in with Calafiori & Hincapie fit.
Bit worried about Eze tbh. Had his pocket picked a couple of times tonight and looks miles off the pace. There?s a lot of negativity about Gyokeres but I?d give him the new player nod over Eze at this point.
Obviously we want Calafiori back as soon as possible. MLS did ok tonight although a little slow at times. He'll hopefully get another 90 minutes next week and it all helps.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Eze will be ok. Just hasn't really settled with us yet. It's a central role in the side and takes a while to adjust.
Everyone loves Eze but obviously we cannot play that lot at the Emirates every week, which is a pity.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
MLS may simply prove to be too small for that role, as Zinny did.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
He's aggressive, which Zinchenko wasn't. And he is a fair bit quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
He'll never be Timber, but he has huge potential.
Miles Lewis-Skelly has not been earmarked as a left back for us in the medium term. Arteta is on record as saying his future & skills mean he?ll be a central midfielder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peter
A bit like with Saka who started at left back; seems a good way to get youngsters (and MLS is very much that) exposure to first team football.
I haven't seen anything on Hchappie's availability.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Is he in the 2-3 weeks cycle?
All a bit vague but a suggestion his reappearance could be imminent. Or months away....Quote:
Originally Posted by WES
Yeah, he will be ready for the World Cup :-\Quote:
Originally Posted by WES