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.
RNTGOONER wrote:I remeber I used to think of Flamini in the same way as him, but he improved vastly, Eboue is a better athelete than him, and should be able to hastle and boss the midfield but he does not, he is not even very effective in stoping people comming passed him when he plays on the wing.
He has moved up a notch, but that still only puts him on notch one. I would like to see him ditch the childs play, and put some aggresion in his game.
The best thing Eboue ever did was break Terry's foot.
Wow, you're opinion of Flamini was pretty low then? Even after he played at left back with the distinction that Eboue could only dream of.
Talking off dreams, judging by this thread, there's going to be few relieving themselves at the the "form" of eboue.
Basil is a Gooner wrote:One pass master, theres only one passmaster,
Diving along, tripping over Song,
Being useless in a useless Wonderland.
I like it as is. Only line I'd change would be;
One pass master, theres only one passmaster,
Diving along, tripping over Song,
Being useless in Eboue Wonderland
Although I'd never sing it.
I will just never abuse an Arsenal player during a game. Once they pull on the jersey they are part of us. I'll moan and give out about the likes of Eboue, Adeboy-all-about-the-money and Senderos but I'll never boo them or jeer them. The team comes first.
was looking on the Carling opta stats someone said Eboue couldnt dribble earlier in this thread so it made interesting reading when Eboue's had 12 dribbles??/ and he's dribble success rate is 83% compared to Walcotts 63% but Walcott has had 19 dribbles?
I'm in no way saying or implying Eboue is better than Walcott though
