Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
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Think you misunderstood my point or I didn't get it across very well.
I'm not defending or trying to justify Arteta's decisions at all. I was generalising about young players.
Prodigious talents like Saka don't require much nurturing. They're ready at a very early age but you yourself and others have often asked is he's playing too much football for one of such age? It's easy to say throw the youngsters in but you have to be aware of possible burnout.
And Smith-Rowe is still a kid. I'd love to be as "old" as 20 again!
I'm not defending or trying to justify Arteta's decisions at all. I was generalising about young players.
Prodigious talents like Saka don't require much nurturing. They're ready at a very early age but you yourself and others have often asked is he's playing too much football for one of such age? It's easy to say throw the youngsters in but you have to be aware of possible burnout.
And Smith-Rowe is still a kid. I'd love to be as "old" as 20 again!
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Clummo99 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 11:48 amThink you misunderstood my point or I didn't get it across very well.
I'm not defending or trying to justify Arteta's decisions at all. I was generalising about young players.
Prodigious talents like Saka don't require much nurturing. They're ready at a very early age but you yourself and others have often asked is he's playing too much football for one of such age? It's easy to say throw the youngsters in but you have to be aware of possible burnout.
And Smith-Rowe is still a kid. I'd love to be as "old" as 20 again!
I would absolutely rest saka and tierney and a few of the others but I would be selective on what games I would rest them in - arteta played tierney in a game a couple of months ago that there was no need to play him in (think it was fa cup game pre southampton), and he then missed a few weeks on the back of it.
20 years old seems a lifetime ago to me When I look at what the chicks are up for these days, I almost cry with jealousy for what the young lads nowadays practically have on tap. I'm reminded of a hugh grant line from the four weddings and a funeral movie ....... I'm beginning to wonder wtf I did with my time
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Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Ahhh you country boys and your lack of poon...augie wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 12:09 pmClummo99 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 15, 2021 11:48 amThink you misunderstood my point or I didn't get it across very well.
I'm not defending or trying to justify Arteta's decisions at all. I was generalising about young players.
Prodigious talents like Saka don't require much nurturing. They're ready at a very early age but you yourself and others have often asked is he's playing too much football for one of such age? It's easy to say throw the youngsters in but you have to be aware of possible burnout.
And Smith-Rowe is still a kid. I'd love to be as "old" as 20 again!
I would absolutely rest saka and tierney and a few of the others but I would be selective on what games I would rest them in - arteta played tierney in a game a couple of months ago that there was no need to play him in (think it was fa cup game pre southampton), and he then missed a few weeks on the back of it.
20 years old seems a lifetime ago to me When I look at what the chicks are up for these days, I almost cry with jealousy for what the young lads nowadays practically have on tap. I'm reminded of a hugh grant line from the four weddings and a funeral movie ....... I'm beginning to wonder wtf I did with my time
Of the two major cities (London and Dublin) I've lived in as an adult (rather than just visited) the biggest sluts I met were Oirish country girls - and Ingerlish women in general.
I do not know what is wrong with you culchie lads that you cannot get any but the poon is there on tap and always has been.
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Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Thought I had posted this earlier. Anyway second attempt
https://instagram.com/stories/ga_martin ... 5re0qgj9cz
Martinelli put up a video of him training which looks like CF drills. If he is being converted then why no game time
https://instagram.com/stories/ga_martin ... 5re0qgj9cz
Martinelli put up a video of him training which looks like CF drills. If he is being converted then why no game time
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Pep's cone boy comments on martinelli -
"He trains incredibly well every day. His attitude cannot be any better. He is really disappointed that he is not playing more obviously.
"I have spoken to him, but he needs to be a little bit patient. He's had some minutes, he's had some games as well."
Had some minutes and games ??? When the fcuk did that happen ?? He has got the grand total of 13 minutes (against benfica) in the least 10 matches
Another pearler
"And it's true that the competition now for the front positions is very tough and he needs to be patient and he will get his chance."
Like willian and pepe I suppose ? If he cant get game time ahead of them then he needs to get a different job. Useless c.unts both of them, and yet the spanish clown has the cheek to come out and talk up those 2 as a reason why martinelli gets no game time.
Fcuk off
"He trains incredibly well every day. His attitude cannot be any better. He is really disappointed that he is not playing more obviously.
"I have spoken to him, but he needs to be a little bit patient. He's had some minutes, he's had some games as well."
Had some minutes and games ??? When the fcuk did that happen ?? He has got the grand total of 13 minutes (against benfica) in the least 10 matches
Another pearler
"And it's true that the competition now for the front positions is very tough and he needs to be patient and he will get his chance."
Like willian and pepe I suppose ? If he cant get game time ahead of them then he needs to get a different job. Useless c.unts both of them, and yet the spanish clown has the cheek to come out and talk up those 2 as a reason why martinelli gets no game time.
Fcuk off
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Arteta - I looked up the meaning of the name, it means dark hairy c.unt in Spanish.
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Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
72 games in charge and he's lost 20 of them
Nobody, including him, has a clue what our best team is
3 transfer windows and a squad still packed full of c.unts
6 more games before he's managed the exact same number as Emery - great progress made!
The worst experiment in the club's history and still it goes on......
Nobody, including him, has a clue what our best team is
3 transfer windows and a squad still packed full of c.unts
6 more games before he's managed the exact same number as Emery - great progress made!
The worst experiment in the club's history and still it goes on......
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
SteveO 35 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 9:14 am72 games in charge and he's lost 20 of them
Nobody, including him, has a clue what our best team is
3 transfer windows and a squad still packed full of c.unts
6 more games before he's managed the exact same number as Emery - great progress made!
The worst experiment in the club's history and still it goes on......
And still the media are w*nking themselves silly over this narrative about how strong a manager he is, and how all the players support him Last night's performances was just the latest in a line of disinterested lazy cant be arsed performances - he cant motivate them, cant organise them tactically, and has no clue about identifying shit players or good one's. He takes a key player in our upturn in form (smith-rowe) out of his best position so that he can play the world and it's mother there. He continually picks the worse centre midfielder we have had in the club in the last 20 years. He continues to play a has been chav reject ahead of our brightest young player for years (martinelli). He takes out the only proper number 9 we have in the team (laca) when he is bang in form and scoring goals. The list goes on and on .......
The guy is clueless but has an amazing pr team cos somebody is driving this bullsh.it narrative about how good of a job he is doing
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It's going to be some craic in here if we get Villareal at some point in the elge.
Poor Augie and Stevo wont know who to cheer on
Poor Augie and Stevo wont know who to cheer on
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Honestly I have moved on from emery except when it comes to relating the woeful lob sided bullshit view of arteta’s performance and this perceived improvement. If people on here all recognised that emery was in fact doing a better job than pep’s coneboy, then there would never be a need to discuss him again
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Half and half scarves for Augie and SteveO for their "semi"augie wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 12:36 pm
Honestly I have moved on from emery except when it comes to relating the woeful lob sided bullshit view of arteta’s performance and this perceived improvement. If people on here all recognised that emery was in fact doing a better job than pep’s coneboy, then there would never be a need to discuss him again
I'm going to be absolutely fucking unbearable on here until that game I do apologise
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
Of course he was doing better than Arteta but only until he lost the players.augie wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 12:36 pm
Honestly I have moved on from emery except when it comes to relating the woeful lob sided bullshit view of arteta’s performance and this perceived improvement. If people on here all recognised that emery was in fact doing a better job than pep’s coneboy, then there would never be a need to discuss him again
Re: Mikel Arteta, success or failure? - Merged thread.
More puerile shit?rodders999 wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 12:40 pmHalf and half scarves for Augie and SteveO for their "semi"augie wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 12:36 pm
Honestly I have moved on from emery except when it comes to relating the woeful lob sided bullshit view of arteta’s performance and this perceived improvement. If people on here all recognised that emery was in fact doing a better job than pep’s coneboy, then there would never be a need to discuss him again
I'm going to be absolutely fucking unbearable on here until that game I do apologise