And on another note, the boy Havertz did not put a foot wrong that I recall.Originally Posted by PSRB
Looks a very different player than 10 matches ago or so.
And on another note, the boy Havertz did not put a foot wrong that I recall.
Looks a very different player than 10 matches ago or so.
I thought exactly that. Will barely get a mention but thought he was superb.
He just seems sad all the time. don't think I ever seen him smile.
He definitely smiled when Gabriel scored. I assume the cameraman thought he'd scored.
Last time we won away by this margin Ted Drake scored all 7.we could've won 1-0.
Funny old game
We never really replaced Ted....
Joe Baker, John Radford, Frank Stapleton, Alan Smith - we've had a few decent number 9s (and I'm not even going to mention Wright, Henry and Bendtner)Last time we won away by this margin Ted Drake scored all 7.
We never really replaced Ted....
You should be ashamed of yourself, LA.
You didn't mention Niall Quinn
Or Chamakh....
Or Paul Mariner, the most under-appreciated of them all. Perhaps that's whyYou should be ashamed of yourself, LA.
You didn't mention Niall Quinn
Or Chamakh....
"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."
Lee Chapman, the ****test of them all.Or Paul Mariner, the most under-appreciated of them all. Perhaps that's why
It was Chamakh or NicYou should be ashamed of yourself, LA.
You didn't mention Niall Quinn
Or Chamakh....
You are right about Quinn though though shocking omission (and MacDonald and Sunderland deserve a nod)
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