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Radford wrote:
so are corners assists Radford asks? are throw-ins assists do they go to judging a players value. should Radford also count deliveries from from free kicks as well? is a defense spliting pass not worth more than a five yard square ball Radford demands

Why should this be grounds for ...

Dismissing the assist stat as irrelevant is just as naive as over relying on it. Of course it has some relevance in judging a player's value.

Walcott's pace has unlocked quite a few defences in his time at Arsenal and he has contributed some important goals. Everybody is fully aware he can be ...

rigsby wrote:

if you really think that the player who last touchs the ball prior to the scorer should be given a credit then you and the other opta junkies are deluded.

Really mate? Really?

yea really

Dismissing the assist stat as irrelevant is just as naive as over relying on it. Of course it has some relevance in judging a player's value. Walcott's pace has unlocked quite a few defences in his time at Arsenal and he has contributed some important goals. Everybody is fully aware he can be ...

OneBardGooner wrote:Bacs, Jack and Frimps all make promising return appearances in the U21 game against Reading...which is Great News adding strength to our squad.

http://www.arsenal.com/match-menu/17343 ... tab=report

frimpong is awful

[quote="hugh]please never quote the assist stat to me, its a load of crap. also the highlighted bit just shows that you really don't watch Arsenal matches.[/quote]

Dennis Bergkamp provided 116 assists and Thierry Heny assisted 106 times in their Arsenal careers - are their assists stats also "a ...

really, he's shown that given any longer he's crap. he came on last night when the greeks were shot. could you really see him doing that in the first half?.

you say he's worth keeping but at what price? his contract would be worth at least £8million and he's just not worth that. people need to ...

littlefire wrote:Santi?
Santi?
Santi?!

Oi! Wake up mate what's going on?

what are you going on about?

Whilst there is never a player bigger than the club, I do think Theo would be very useful and better kept than sold.

Tonight was an example where The Ox had a very poor game by his standards, and our other right wing option Gervinho was being used up front.

So Theo would be a plus if he played ...

No way can a player dictate to the manager where he will play, do not believe that for a second it happened.

But I do think Walcott can ask to play up front, and has every right to do so.
In the same way that senior players have a duty to tell the boss if they feel a certain strategy or tactic is ...

ElliotGooner wrote:Who would we get in that is better in the space of 2 and a bit days? If he was to be sold it should have been done at start of the summer so a better replacement could be brought in. If Theo does leave Yossi will be brought in as a stop gap.

scott sinclair

i don't want him to stay in the country let alone Arsenal

this is unbelievable

the club is collapsing. if Walcott is sold then our best 3 players from last season have basically said this club is going nowhere and left. I am sure most of the others want to leave as well but know that there are not going to be many takers for them.

for all those who dont ...

does no one remember how effective Walcott was last season?

v Chelsea ?
v Spurs ?

you see you need the BIG players in the BIG games.
there are a lot of people on here with selective memories.

has was crap against the russians bar the goal after he fell over. against the other mob he had a poor ...