That's a terrible stat. The poor record would date back further than that though, but we were able to beat up on the mid/lower table sides which was sufficient to achieve a top 4 result.
Huge NLD coming up.
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That's a terrible stat. The poor record would date back further than that though, but we were able to beat up on the mid/lower table sides which was sufficient to achieve a top 4 result.
Huge NLD coming up.
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Yeah it would date back further sadly, as the 13-14 season was the year we copped the 6-0, 6-3 & 5-1 defeats lol.
Those huge defeats were partly due to Wenger's shape, continuing with a high line even though we continued to get trounced. But the 2-0 away win at City was meant to be a turning point.
He was happy to concede possession and tacticly got it right. The shape was on point. It's all gone to s**t from there, that was a flash in the pan. He is so tactically inept now that you can almost tell what's going to happen the moment you read the line up.
Also, this was great:
http://www.football365.com/news/premier-league-winners-and-losers-78
Nothing wrong with crucifying refs. Football 365 can get quite sanctimonious.
Yids very lucky v Palace. Season gone, pressure off, in true Gooner style we'll rip them apart.
Nothing new from these two. Didn't even acknowledge the fans who've trekked 200 miles to watch 90 mins of that crap - a majority of whom earn less in a year than Ozil/Sanchez do in a ******* week. Adding to this, whenever Ozil is substituted he walks off as slowly as possible with a face like a slapped ass, rarely appreciating the standing ovation he's receiving from Gooners. Pathetic.
His off-field comments/social media presence is always positive, but actions sure as hell speak louder than words.
His off-field comments/social media presence is always positive, but actions sure as hell speak louder than words.
We'll be better off once they're gone. Not much better, but better nonetheless. Culture takes precedence over playing ability every day of the week, and our culture with these two pissants around is as bad as any in professional sport.
You'd think he and Lemar would be at the top of Wenger's wishlist to replace the two pissants. Would be a tall order to lure either of them to Shambles FC, though.
If Wilshlad defies the odds and has a full, inform season, the higher-ups may not consider replacing Ozil to be a necessity.
Yeah it's not a good look, consistently marching off the pitch as soon as the final whistle blows. Really doesn't take that much of an effort to acknowledge the fans, but they still rarely do it.
Sanchez and Ozil really are becoming more and more distant as the season wears on. January's window is on the horizon and perhaps should cash them both in (although it would be a major backflip for not selling them in the summer window).
It won't happen, but Wilshere should start the NLD ahead of Ozil.
Push Sanchez and Ozil out now. Get a little money back on them. Promote Wilshere to Ozil's spot and bring in someone to replace Sanchez hopefully and move on. I would want 100% buy in by all the players.
Worth a watch/listen. DT argues that players regress under Arsene's instruction. Gives examples of Mustafi, Gabriel, and Xhaka.
I strongly believe Ozil fits into the category as well. He has been a shadow of his pre-2013 self for a vast majority of his Arsenal career. In the last 5 years, he's been a source of on-off debate correlating with his form, with defenders of his relying heavily on:
- statistical analysis which technically refute views claiming his influence is minimal
- his 'unique role' as traditional number 10, and,
- the contrast in quality around him between Madrid/Arsenal XI's.
For me, his regression is partially down to the most latter point, but also due to the incompetence of Arsene Wenger. Ozil was one of my favourite players in world football prior to his shock move - his mind-blowing performance against Australia in South Africa will be forever etched in my memory. I've been an Ozil supporter through the good and the bad; from his display against Everton in the FA Cup to his shocking performances away to big teams in the Prem and around Europe. I can no longer label him a world-class player, though. Heck, he's not even a star player nowadays in my opinion. Simply a good player capable of producing some moments of class when the track is flat (which I believe PendlePie once said). Watching De Bruyne thrive under Guardiola's system at City has been the ultimate confirmation to my Ozil doubts.
Feel free to disagree - differing views underpin internet forums such as BF.
It's great, yet difficult to watch highlights such as these pop onto your twitter feed:
Phenomenal. Peak Mesut Ozil. I really hope he can rediscover that kind of form at his new club.
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But he hasn't with Lacazette or Sanchez ether?
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Those 3 have started all of what 2 games together ? and its November, some manager we have.
Nketiah scored 4 goals in England's U19s euro qualifier on Friday. Sure, it was against the Faroe Islahds but 4 goals is 4 goals.
Would start him over Walcott in the league cup/Europa fixtures.
Would start him over Walcott in the league cup/Europa fixtures.
the irony is that no-one gave more on the pitch than Sanchez
Last season maybe. This year he’s been a shadow bar a couple of matches.
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Wouldnt play Ozil against the scum from down the road this weekend, Bloke doesn't have the ticker required, doesn't track back defensively etc. and we'd be better off playing Wilsh who actually gets what it means to wear an Arsenal badge and represent the club properly.
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I can't wait for when Ozil leaves heads to another club that performs better than us, then maybe people will realise Ozil isn't the problem.
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