Denilson today

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USMartin
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It's remarakble to consider that he stands where Patrick Vieira once did at Arsenal. Or even thinking in terms of as a reserve where Edu did.
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MK Gould wrote:
Irish Gooner wrote:Must go down as the worst midfield performance I've seen at the club.
Unfortunately, his only competition is himself. I didn't think he could play worse than he did against Ipswich but for the first time ever he exceeded my expectations :shock: !
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He was shite - but AA23 was a disgrace!!
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wlchuccc wrote:INJURE HIM NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:high5: Excellent idea, if we have a whipround and pay an Orient player to break his legs (Yep! plural - Both the feckers just in case)...it'd be worth it ... :barscarf:
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Post by OneBardGooner »

And what's so galling is that AW let's a player like Flamini (who was 10 times the mid-fielder/player this crunt is) go and yet gives denilcunt an extension....like WTF!!!!!

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I thought he was brilliant! for the last 10minutes......
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woots82 wrote:He was shite - but AA23 was a disgrace!!
Disagree he was not great but he played ok today he provided bendtner and he didn't take the chances, worked hard as well, i think if he puts the work in like he has today form will come back sooner or later.
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RNTGOONER wrote:
woots82 wrote:He was shite - but AA23 was a disgrace!!
Disagree he was not great but he played ok today he provided bendtner and he didn't take the chances, worked hard as well, i think if he puts the work in like he has today form will come back sooner or later.

hes gradully earning a bit of respect game by game, dosnt seem soo lazy nowadays.
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USMartin wrote:It's remarakble to consider that he stands where Patrick Vieira once did at Arsenal. Or even thinking in terms of as a reserve where Edu did.
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Arshavin's tracking back wasn't great (apart from one good block in the second half) but going forward he was much better today imo
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Bring Back Pires wrote:
USMartin wrote:It's remarkable to consider that he stands where Patrick Vieira once did at Arsenal. Or even thinking in terms of as a reserve where Edu did.
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Yes of course makes more sense for us to wish players get injured as someone said elsewhere here die than to question why it is we can't afford to invest in better players - of course, that's it.

Maybe if we bothered to stir just the littlest bit of shit maybe we wouldn't have to accept watching such obviously inadequate players and feeling so miserable about thinga all the time as a result. If that makes me a shit stirrer than good, better than taking in the arse all the time without knowing why and wondering how it ends up there time after time season after season. That ain't loyalty that's masochism.
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Denilson today was simply appaling, he was at fault for the sending off, their player ran through his weak attempt to win the ball like he wasn't there.

I would love to know what Wenger sees in him, I've tried to have an open mind but I just don't see it.
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Post by gudybas »

to be fair Denilson had a good move today. that's when he faked an injury.

Because at that time it was only 11 against 9....and not 12 against 9.
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Post by Arsenal 1991 »

USMartin wrote:
Bring Back Pires wrote:
USMartin wrote:It's remarkable to consider that he stands where Patrick Vieira once did at Arsenal. Or even thinking in terms of as a reserve where Edu did.
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Yes of course makes more sense for us to wish players get injured as someone said elsewhere here die than to question why it is we can't afford to invest in better players - of course, that's it.

Maybe if we bothered to stir just the littlest bit of shit maybe we wouldn't have to accept watching such obviously inadequate players and feeling so miserable about thinga all the time as a result. If that makes me a shit stirrer than good, better than taking in the arse all the time without knowing why and wondering how it ends up there time after time season after season. That ain't loyalty that's masochism.
Im with you US!
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time for him to jog on... which is what he is best at.
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