Tomas Rosicky in action

Lethal · Post by **Lethal** » Sun Jul 06, 2008 1:43 am

For me rosicky is in another league to that overated *word censored* that is hleb,if he had stayed fit all of last season i feel we woulda won the league

goonerdi · Post by **goonerdi** » Sun Jul 06, 2008 5:04 pm

I think Rosicky looks great, saw him play a couple of times when I managed to get to a game in the season before last. Seemed to have the right attitude, shirt more important than self.

I don't think you should read too much into the fact that his injury took so long to diagnose, how long was TH carrying his, blaming it on a dozen different things before they found the real cause. Now they know what ails Tom, they can put it right and rehabilitate him, I still think he has loads to give.

Post by **REB** » Sun Jul 06, 2008 6:40 pm

agree,, he is a fine player and brings great skill and balance to the team,, was missed far more in my eyes then rvp, so hopefully all his injuries will be behind him when he comes back,

enjibenji · Post by **enjibenji** » Sun Jul 06, 2008 7:38 pm

rebel gooner wrote:agree,, he is a fine player and brings great skill and balance to the team,, was missed far more in my eyes then rvp, so hopefully all his injuries will be behind him when he comes back,

great player shame about his injury's.........

gus ceasar is a legend · Sun Jul 06, 2008 9:37 pm

I just clicked on Rosicky and me PC screen crashed!

Ho HUM!

leahy · Post by **leahy** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:13 am

loving the positive rosicky thread.

we love ya tom!!! please come back and glide us to the title

tomkingsbury · Post by **tomkingsbury** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:48 am

i like him too, although i cant find his stats from last season, i do recall him hitting something like 7 goals in 21 appearances, 1 every 3 whihc is good. He's not afraid too shot but is slightly brittle. I also found this on arsenal.com whihc you may find amusing - i did!!:

My Year

October
Tomas returned to action for the Club against Bolton, coming off the bench for the final half-hour. Having been absent since mid-September with a hamstring injury, the midfielder capped his return with the second goal in a 2-0 win. He later featured against Slavia Prague and Liverpool.

November
Tomas fortunately stayed injury free in November and became a very useful weapon for ArsÃ¨ne Wenger. He started three times, scoring once against Wigan, and also found the back of the net while with the Czech Republic.

December
A strong month for Tomas ended with a goals haul of two. Scoring against Middlesbrough and Everton, the Czech star also weighed in with several assists in the seven games in which he appeared.

January
Tomas was just getting into his stride when injury again frustrated him. Withdrawn 10 minutes into the FA Cup win over Newcastle, the Czech had appeared twice in January, scoring against Fulham.

February
Injury prevented Tomas from donning the Arsenal shirt throughout February.

March
Tomas sat out all the fixtures in March with a tendon injury and has been unable to put a realistic time frame on when he will return.

April
As expected, Tomas was ruled out for the remainder of the season, following an injury suffered in January.

donaldo · Post by **donaldo** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:49 am

So how many games do we think Rosicknote will play next season? More than RVP and Eduardo?.My money is on less than 10, Rosicknote still has to prove himself to Gooners

Post by **SPUDMASHER** » Mon Jul 07, 2008 10:00 am

I don't think the video is real.

There is an obvious flaw in it. If you look closely you'll notice that it is in colour and we all know he hasn't been fit enough to walk since the days of Black 'n White telly.