Reply With QuoteStart of next season hopefully he’ll be flying again.
The Brazilian won, not the godly won.
Start of next season hopefully he’ll be flying again.
25th February vs LeicesterOriginally Posted by WES
The Brazilian won, not the godly won.
Misses the City game if true
The way things are going, bet on the latter coming back first
The Brazilian won, not the godly won.
"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."
Should be back by about Easter.
Oh wait, you said not that one.
Talking of Brazilian wons, could Martinelli play central with ESR on the left in Jesus's absence?
He could - Arteta said as much in his interview yesterday
He'll do well against a high line defence without much adaptation needed. Similar to young Edward. From the top of my head his performances is very good against the big 6. It's against the low block where the problems are going to come. Here below is Jesus's heat map. The deep positions he's taking up, even when not scoring is vital to how we play. This deep hold up play unlocks everything. Xhaka getting into the box more. Our wingbacks playing as sneaky extra midfielders and of course getting Martineli and Saka up the pitch into dangerous positions.
https://i.ibb.co/8Drz4Y8/arsenal-heatmap.jpg
It's a massive hole in our system and was the one injury we really couldn't cope with. Maybe Arteta knows something we don't know and someone like ESR can shock us and play the Jesus role.
Feck Cultural Marxist BLM
I'd almost rather he play GM up top rather than Eddie. Pace, good in the air, strong and a decent finisher. Almost daft not to try him
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