amaury bischoff

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stevedagooner
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amaury bischoff

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anyone been following the comeback of amaury bischoff in the reserves. does he look fit and more importantly will he be an asset to the squad.
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with thanks to young guns

With all the Arsenal related attention going to the first team after there hammering of Fenerbahçe, and quite rightly so, it’s almost been forgotten that the Reserves had a fixture with West Ham yesterday, which the Gunners unfortunately lost, 1-0.

However, one of the few positives from that encounter was that new boy Amaury Bischoff completed his first 90 minutes in Arsenal colours, and his first full game for over 18 months. Speaking with Arsenal.com shortly after Full Time, manager Neil Banfield moved to praise the Frenchman who is giving his all to succeed for the second-string, despite the fact his body is letting him down at times.

“He is coming along fine.â€
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I completely forgot about him :shock: :D
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DIABBYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!

Wouldn't mind giving him a run out against Wigan, though.
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SWLGooner wrote:DIABBYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!

Wouldn't mind giving him a run out against Wigan, though.
diaby looked very good indeed

perhaps he ready now to shine
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Calo wrote:
perhaps he ready now to shine
Is that meant as a player.. ..or is it a racist comment? I'm confused..

..joking
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SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
perhaps he ready now to shine
Is that meant as a player.. ..or is it a racist comment? I'm confused..

..joking
means that he could be the new patrick veira afterall
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Calo wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
perhaps he ready now to shine
Is that meant as a player.. ..or is it a racist comment? I'm confused..

..joking
means that he could be the new patrick veira afterall
If only.. :cry: :cry: :cry:
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SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
perhaps he ready now to shine
Is that meant as a player.. ..or is it a racist comment? I'm confused..

..joking
means that he could be the new patrick veira afterall
If only.. :cry: :cry: :cry:
rememeber he still very young
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Calo wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
perhaps he ready now to shine
Is that meant as a player.. ..or is it a racist comment? I'm confused..

..joking
means that he could be the new patrick veira afterall
If only.. :cry: :cry: :cry:
rememeber he still very young
Yeh, but Fener was the best I've ever seen him play and he looked great. problem being he was in a cesc style creative mid/second striker role.
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Post by Calo »

SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
SWLGooner wrote:
Calo wrote:
SWLGooner wrote: Is that meant as a player.. ..or is it a racist comment? I'm confused..

..joking
means that he could be the new patrick veira afterall
If only.. :cry: :cry: :cry:
rememeber he still very young
Yeh, but Fener was the best I've ever seen him play and he looked great. problem being he was in a cesc style creative mid/second striker role.
yeah great to see progress
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Post by green gooner »

Progress would be Diaby learning how to tackle :roll: I don't mean to knock the big lad as he was superb the other night, it's just that now I miss what Flamini gave us in the middle.

Enough of the "new" Vieira's, give us a new Flanimal :barscarf:
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Post by TheOne2Smooth »

aint Bischoff a Portugese under 21 international?
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Post by Bazza74 »

can't see this bloke getting a first team game he is so well down the pecking order even Rosicky is above him.

there is at least 5 players a head of him
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green gooner wrote:Progress would be Diaby learning how to tackle :roll: I don't mean to knock the big lad as he was superb the other night, it's just that now I miss what Flamini gave us in the middle.

Enough of the "new" Vieira's, give us a new Flanimal :barscarf:
Paul Scholes doesn't know how to tackle but is still one of the best midfielders of all time in The Premiership.

Diaby has potential to become a great player for his club and country but the problem is that he's just got back from an injury and we all know it's just a matter of time until he picks up another one.
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