Lansbury just lacked a yard of pace if I remember correctly. He has enough about him to make it at a mid table premier league side imo.skizz_b wrote:Agreed about Lansbury and Randall. Lansbury deserved a chance in the team which he didn't get. Good luck to him.
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I've just watched the Peterborough game and Crowley was mightily impressive, his ability to find space in a tight situation and the weight of his passing was fantastic, he layed on 4 goals and scored 2 himself - definitely a touch of the Fabregas about him in my humble opinion. He also wants to be continuously involved like Cesc did (whereas Jack is involved in fits and starts)topgoon wrote:StuartL wrote:Haven't seen anything of Crowley but agree the others are certainly exciting prospects at their age, any chance we can train on a few decent defenders as well as attacking midfielders ?Demun210 wrote:He does look the real deal, and I hope the rumours are true and he's going to start tonight. I agree these articles go over the top with hype, but he does have a hell of a lot of potential and could be a star in a few years, so I can understand why they ran it.
Between Gnabry, Eisfeld, Crowley and Zelalem I'm really excited we've got some genuine quality working their way to the senior team. I really hope they get to fulfill their potential with us.
Speaking of Fran Merida, he's now playing for a newly promoted team over in Brazil. That move to Atletico Madrid didn't work out, he went on loan somewhere and they let him go in the end, I think. I wonder if he wishes he'd stayed at Arsenal.
Watched the highlights of the Peterborough Utd v Young gunners recently on the Pravda sight and even though these things are heavily edited it was a win and he was involved in everything that was good. No wonder Villa were f**ked off to see him go. Managed right this is a genuine talent.
As far as defenders are concerned, we could do a lot worse than getting Dan Burn off Fulham, he looks pretty decent and still quite young.
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He wont make it
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