Nagoya Grampus Eight v Arsenal F.C Match Thread

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mcdowell42 wrote:Won't be long before he has that talent sucked out of him.

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Whats with all the Ryo Miyaichi fuss? having him sit in at a press conference, albeit in Japan.
If he is in the starting XI v Villa we are in f****ing trouble.
Out on loan before September without a doubt.

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foxinthebox2001 wrote:Whats with all the Ryo Miyaichi fuss? having him sit in at a press conference, albeit in Japan.
If he is in the starting XI v Villa we are in f****ing trouble.
Out on loan before September without a doubt.
Apparently today United were playing some Japanese team and the home coverage was all Kagawa - they even managed to give him man of the match despite playing less than half an hour :oops: :oops: :oops:

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foxinthebox2001 wrote:Whats with all the Ryo Miyaichi fuss? having him sit in at a press conference, albeit in Japan.
If he is in the starting XI v Villa we are in f****ing trouble.
Out on loan before September without a doubt.


I really look forward to the day that one of these japanese/korean/chinese players becomes a star player in the premier league cos it still pisses me off that every player bought from those countries is dismissed as a marketing ploy :x I watched inamoto play and while he was no world beater, he was certainly as good as hillier and selley imo. These days I watch ryo play and see the potential for a pacy and dynamic winger who in a better system under a better manager could really flourish but in a 4-5-1 system he is never going to be a success.
Again I have no problem with fans writing him off but do so on the basis of his ability instead of his nationality

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augie wrote:
foxinthebox2001 wrote:Whats with all the Ryo Miyaichi fuss? having him sit in at a press conference, albeit in Japan.
If he is in the starting XI v Villa we are in f****ing trouble.
Out on loan before September without a doubt.


I really look forward to the day that one of these japanese/korean/chinese players becomes a star player in the premier league cos it still pisses me off that every player bought from those countries is dismissed as a marketing ploy :x I watched inamoto play and while he was no world beater, he was certainly as good as hillier and selley imo. These days I watch ryo play and see the potential for a pacy and dynamic winger who in a better system under a better manager could really flourish but in a 4-5-1 system he is never going to be a success.
Again I have no problem with fans writing him off but do so on the basis of his ability instead of his nationality
On the basis of his ability, he was not very impressive at Bolton or Wigan, so why should I assume he is suddenly a class act? bracket with Santos, Park, Squillaci, and all the rest, as inferior but Wenger still needs convincing.

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foxinthebox2001 wrote:
augie wrote:
foxinthebox2001 wrote:Whats with all the Ryo Miyaichi fuss? having him sit in at a press conference, albeit in Japan.
If he is in the starting XI v Villa we are in f****ing trouble.
Out on loan before September without a doubt.


I really look forward to the day that one of these japanese/korean/chinese players becomes a star player in the premier league cos it still pisses me off that every player bought from those countries is dismissed as a marketing ploy :x I watched inamoto play and while he was no world beater, he was certainly as good as hillier and selley imo. These days I watch ryo play and see the potential for a pacy and dynamic winger who in a better system under a better manager could really flourish but in a 4-5-1 system he is never going to be a success.
Again I have no problem with fans writing him off but do so on the basis of his ability instead of his nationality
On the basis of his ability, he was not very impressive at Bolton or Wigan, so why should I assume he is suddenly a class act? bracket with Santos, Park, Squillaci, and all the rest, as inferior but Wenger still needs convincing.
I thought he was injured for the whole time he was at Wigan. Wasn't yesterday the first time he'd played for us?

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I don't see it with Ryo either if I'm honest. Will go on another make-or-break loan I suspect, before getting turfed out.

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To be fair the kid is still very young and hasn't had the opportunities due to injury to show whether he'll be up to it or not. If we sell 'cling-on' and don't sign an obvious replacement then there is a chance Ryo might be included in the first team squad. Failing that, another season out on loan - preferably in the PL with a team that will utilise him - seems to be the likely outcome. I'm certainly not prepared to write him off just yet.

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I Hate Hleb wrote:To be fair the kid is still very young and hasn't had the opportunities due to injury to show whether he'll be up to it or not. If we sell 'cling-on' and don't sign an obvious replacement then there is a chance Ryo might be included in the first team squad. Failing that, another season out on loan - preferably in the PL with a team that will utilise him - seems to be the likely outcome. I'm certainly not prepared to write him off just yet.
Well, with the imminent signing of Bernard, his chances at Arsenal will only decrease further. :wink:

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kiwomya wrote:
foxinthebox2001 wrote:
augie wrote:
foxinthebox2001 wrote:Whats with all the Ryo Miyaichi fuss? having him sit in at a press conference, albeit in Japan.
If he is in the starting XI v Villa we are in f****ing trouble.
Out on loan before September without a doubt.


I really look forward to the day that one of these japanese/korean/chinese players becomes a star player in the premier league cos it still pisses me off that every player bought from those countries is dismissed as a marketing ploy :x I watched inamoto play and while he was no world beater, he was certainly as good as hillier and selley imo. These days I watch ryo play and see the potential for a pacy and dynamic winger who in a better system under a better manager could really flourish but in a 4-5-1 system he is never going to be a success.
Again I have no problem with fans writing him off but do so on the basis of his ability instead of his nationality
On the basis of his ability, he was not very impressive at Bolton or Wigan, so why should I assume he is suddenly a class act? bracket with Santos, Park, Squillaci, and all the rest, as inferior but Wenger still needs convincing.
I thought he was injured for the whole time he was at Wigan. Wasn't yesterday the first time he'd played for us?
he played 36 mins in the league cup for us in 11/12 v shrewsbury and bolton and 206 mins last season for wigan

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