Totally agree, he is utter tripe obviously people have conveniently forgot this chav *word censored* cheering for Chelsea to win the CL when Terry hit he post that night from his penalty in the shootout!
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franksav63
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nut flush gooner
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What does that say about the rest of the team then.......franksav63 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 9:49 pmTotally agree, he is utter tripe obviously people have conveniently forgot this chav *word censored* cheering for Chelsea to win the CL when Terry hit he post that night from his penalty in the shootout!
Wilshere isn’t shite, in a quality team he would have a lot to offer. Both against the spuds and city he was the only player that showed an ounce of quality, and actually played as though he cared. Don’t get me started about Bellerin.
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Jack's lost the bit of zip which made a big difference to his game. Now he's compensating by falling over and whingeing (during and after the game). I'd get rid of him.
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He's also injured yet again that's why he missed the game on Thursday. He's just not worth paying the money as he'll just keep the medical crew working. Get rid of him now before his contract comes round.
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Bob Bayliss
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A difficult one. Jack has stood out this season as the one and only player who can hold his head up. Literally the only one. Under those circumstances it would be strange not to want to keep him. But it's hard to ignore his injury record, or that every time we put someone on a long-term, fat contract they then perform like pussies (Walcott, Ozil).
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Not sure I believe that - when le cock was asked about it before the match, he said that jack was "unavailable". At the time I thought that it was a strange thing to say cos surely if a guy is injured you say that he is injured and not "unavailable" ? I wondering at the time if jack had done "a chris brunt" this week - in other words had he said too much after the cup final and criticised his team-mates and/or manager
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Would love the bloke to be top class, and really establish himself as a top player....problem being sadly he is just not that good...and never will be
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He just looks like a boy playing a man's game! A petulant twat when he thinks he has been fouled and doesn't get a decision which usually just amounts to an opponent out muscling him or just easing him off the ball. Too injury prone so no way does he get an improved deal - he is lucky to be offered a deal at all.
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totally agree,wilshere with a good manager would be an asset,mind you everybody thought the Ox was shit apart from me now look at him at Liverpool he is blossomingnut flush gooner wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2018 6:05 pmWhat does that say about the rest of the team then.......franksav63 wrote: ↑Tue Feb 27, 2018 9:49 pmTotally agree, he is utter tripe obviously people have conveniently forgot this chav *word censored* cheering for Chelsea to win the CL when Terry hit he post that night from his penalty in the shootout!
Wilshere isn’t shite, in a quality team he would have a lot to offer. Both against the spuds and city he was the only player that showed an ounce of quality, and actually played as though he cared. Don’t get me started about Bellerin.
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Jack will show his quality in a deeper role rather than as a left winger. Think he was dropped as he seemed okay in walking into the changing room off the coach before the game.
Ox was always better in the midfield than as a wing back. As for blossoming at Liverpool he's hardly set the world on fire. He's had decent coaching as well.
Jack should be playing in the Xhaka role
It's as simple and obvious as that. A Roy Keane type of role.
Ox was always better in the midfield than as a wing back. As for blossoming at Liverpool he's hardly set the world on fire. He's had decent coaching as well.
Jack should be playing in the Xhaka role
It's as simple and obvious as that. A Roy Keane type of role.
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He offered to do an interview for AFTV and the following day when it was made public he got a call from one of wenger's PA's;He has 5 btw. Wilshere was told if he did do an interview with AFTV (a proper sit down and tell the truth type interview) it would contravene clauses in his contract with AFC.
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Would that be the “ thou shalt not criticise the lord and master of all creation, ( who not only created the world, but turned it down too) clause?”OneBardGooner wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 2:19 pmHe offered to do an interview for AFTV and the following day when it was made public he got a call from one of wenger's PA's;He has 5 btw. Wilshere was told if he did do an interview with AFTV (a proper sit down and tell the truth type interview) it would contravene clauses in his contract with AFC.
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StuartL wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 3:59 pmWould that be the “ thou shalt not criticise the lord and master of all creation, ( who not only created the world, but turned it down too) clause?”OneBardGooner wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 2:19 pmHe offered to do an interview for AFTV and the following day when it was made public he got a call from one of wenger's PA's;He has 5 btw. Wilshere was told if he did do an interview with AFTV (a proper sit down and tell the truth type interview) it would contravene clauses in his contract with AFC.
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So for the past few years I’ve said sell the bloke. Exceptional when he burst onto the scene but just never ever fit for a run of games. We could have fleeced a number of clubs for a fortune for him.
But we stuck with him and since staying fit for 3-4 months for the first time in god knows how long he has been out best midfielder just about every game by a country mile. Finally starting to repay some of that faith - yet he is out of contract in the summer and gets shafted as soon as two of our most perennial underachievers Ramsey and Xhaka are fit.
Couldn’t make this shit up.
But we stuck with him and since staying fit for 3-4 months for the first time in god knows how long he has been out best midfielder just about every game by a country mile. Finally starting to repay some of that faith - yet he is out of contract in the summer and gets shafted as soon as two of our most perennial underachievers Ramsey and Xhaka are fit.
Couldn’t make this shit up.
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Agreed.northbank123 wrote: ↑Sat Mar 03, 2018 10:07 pmSo for the past few years I’ve said sell the bloke. Exceptional when he burst onto the scene but just never ever fit for a run of games. We could have fleeced a number of clubs for a fortune for him.
But we stuck with him and since staying fit for 3-4 months for the first time in god knows how long he has been out best midfielder just about every game by a country mile. Finally starting to repay some of that faith - yet he is out of contract in the summer and gets shafted as soon as two of our most perennial underachievers Ramsey and Xhaka are fit.
Couldn’t make this shit up.
The bloke is not a shit footballer. When he came on the scene he looked absolute quality.
Unfortunately like most of 'potential' footballers at the Arsenal they get ruined by Wenger, his mis management, training and inevitably all of them end up either injured or not coached properly.
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