As we're unlikely to see terraces again at football, this is the virtual equivalent where you can chat to your hearts content about all football matters and, obviously, Arsenal in particular. This forum encourages all Gooners to visit and contribute so please keep it respectful, clean and topical.
markyp wrote:had a good game and a well taken goal but for me just like welbeck he is a split second too slow in decision making,either getting a shot away or laying the ball off,why oh why cant we get an early shot sway??? for a young lad he is making an impression ,lets hope he kicks on
The indecisiveness is down to age and experience, he'll iron it out of his game.
If Wenger stays on he will regress which is a depressing thought.
Wilson wrote:I thought Gnabry was better than Feo, yet Gnabry was frozed out and loaned out. Feo keeps occupying that right wing, scoring few goals and doing nothing other than pocketing 140k a week.
The only thing Feo has going for him, is he is a nice lad and wont rock the boat - which is what Wenger likes.
I like Iwobi, and he should, along with Campbell, play ahead of both Chamberlain and Walcott.
Walcott for me is bottom of the pile. In terms of the wide player hierarchy, it goes Sanchez, Welbeck, Campbell, Iwobi, Chamberlain, Walcott.
Thats the problem i have with most Gooners a young player has one good game and he's the greatest thing since sliced bread.Have we learned nothing from the likes of Wally and the Ox?
donaldo71 wrote:Thats the problem i have with most Gooners a young player has one good game and he's the greatest thing since sliced bread.Have we learned nothing from the likes of Wally and the Ox?
He scored a good goal and I hope he can press on from here and become and Arsenal legend, however, he gave the ball away a lot and wafted around.
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Fast forward 1 year and this guy will be getting the same treatment Walcott and co. are now You lot are some entertainment value, I'll give you that #flavourofthemonth
Not really, Walcotts been shite for years, and he gets stick because of his wanky media soundbites. Oh and he's been robbing this club blind just like wenger. Oh and he's a smug *word censored*
donaldo71 wrote:Thats the problem i have with most Gooners a young player has one good game and he's the greatest thing since sliced bread.Have we learned nothing from the likes of Wally and the Ox?
As stated previously, he has attributes that neither of those chumps have and can't be taught. This is why there is more optimism surrounding him even at 19.
Blade wrote:Hang on fellas...this guy has more in his locker than Theo,jack and Ox combined.
And he has size unlike our midget clones.
Think of what Gaurdiola,Klopp or Bilic develop him into...
Time will tell, but bloody hell when Jack broke through he looked a top class prospect. Sadly injuries have halted that completely.
I also think Ox looked very good when he arrived. Oddly he's not improved at all
As for Theo. He's the same player who arrived almost 10 years ago. He hasn't improved technically and games still pass him by. He's a hell of a lot richer though!
Pleased for Iwobi. He's been at the Arsenal since he was 8 years old apparently so always good to see a youngster come through.
I hope Iwobi enjoys his time in the team because regardless of how he plays he'll be replaced by Wenger's lovechild and favourite right winger Aaron Ramsey the minute he becomes available
SteveO 35 wrote:I hope Iwobi enjoys his time in the team because regardless of how he plays he'll be replaced by Wenger's lovechild and favourite right winger Aaron Ramsey the minute he becomes available
SteveO 35 wrote:I hope Iwobi enjoys his time in the team because regardless of how he plays he'll be replaced by Wenger's lovechild and favourite right winger Aaron Ramsey the minute he becomes available
Spot on. What happens when Cazorla and Ramsey come back. Naturally Cazorla goes into the middle next to Coquelin. Then wait for Wenger to do it, wait for him to start playing Ramsey on the right leaving Iwobi on the bench, and preffering Theo of the bench to make it worse.
Poeple talk about lakc of resources (bullshit), but Wenger can hardly make the most of what he has.
Henry Norris 1913 wrote:Not really, Walcotts been shite for years, and he gets stick because of his wanky media soundbites. Oh and he's been robbing this club blind just like wenger. Oh and he's a smug *word censored*
What season is your photo from and are you in there somewhere?!!!
Blade wrote:Hang on fellas...this guy has more in his locker than Theo,jack and Ox combined.
And he has size unlike our midget clones.
Think of what Gaurdiola,Klopp or Bilic develop him into...
Time will tell, but bloody hell when Jack broke through he looked a top class prospect. Sadly injuries have halted that completely.
I also think Ox looked very good when he arrived. Oddly he's not improved at all
As for Theo. He's the same player who arrived almost 10 years ago. He hasn't improved technically and games still pass him by. He's a hell of a lot richer though!
Pleased for Iwobi. He's been at the Arsenal since he was 8 years old apparently so always good to see a youngster come through.
He could have been better than any of the prem mid-fielders but sadly injuries have blighted his career....Even Diaby (when he first started playing was likened to a new PV4) - Not true of course - But he was very good - and showed real potential to be great, but as we all know injuries did for him - yes he is a millionaire - but offered the chance to be injury free and have no wonga I'm sure he would choose the 'no injuries' - same a jack wilshere - I'm sure he would give up all the wonga in the blink of an eye - to be injury free.
I too have high hopes for Iwobi - I just hope wenger is gone before he ruins him too.
You lot are some entertainment value, I'll give you that #flavourofthemonth
