GDeep™
League is very weak
Just the Singapore trip atm.
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Can Welbeck take the next step?
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Just the Singapore trip atm.
Country: Scotland
Should be back in time for the Emirates , if not then hopefully Charity Shield on 2nd August.
Season is nearly back ladies and gentlemen
Season is nearly back ladies and gentlemen
RandyMarsh
Established Member
Does anyone else kind of miss Welbeck and what he offers to our team? I know he can be very frustrating and hasn't really pushed on, but i feel he brings something to our game on the right hand side that we're missing atm.
He has that energy and defensive contribution that Wenger sees in Ramsey, but he offers so much more as a wide man. Reckon Wenger trusts him more on the right than Ox and Theo too.
His injury is turning out to be another Arteta style mystery. We could really do with getting him back. Could use him up front atm too tbh. With another forward signing looking less likely every day, we need all the help we can get.
He has that energy and defensive contribution that Wenger sees in Ramsey, but he offers so much more as a wide man. Reckon Wenger trusts him more on the right than Ox and Theo too.
His injury is turning out to be another Arteta style mystery. We could really do with getting him back. Could use him up front atm too tbh. With another forward signing looking less likely every day, we need all the help we can get.
chessygoal
Well-Known Member
Welbeck wide is the last thing I want to see. Ox and Walcott are far better in that role.
But upfront, instead of Giroud, he might ave a shot if we don't buy a striker. In fact, Welbeck having a breakout season ala Coquelin is probably our best hope to solve our striker problem.
RandyMarsh
Established Member
I'd rather see Ox and Walcott too but i reckon Wenger trusts Welbeck out wide more than those two. He's not a bad option out there. Not as effective as Ox and Theo mind, but i'd definitely rather see Welbeck out wide than Ramsey.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
I like Welbeck out wide. A front 3 of Alexis-Giroud-Welbeck is fine for me. He's fast as ****, strong, provides a goal threat, can get in behind, good in the air & has a great engine and won't shirk his defensive work.
GabeGooner
Active Member
Welbeck can be a fantastic player, I believe. He is definitely no worse than many of the 'next big thing' players people want us to sign. He simply needs the time to play and establish himself in the team.
GDeep™
League is very weak
He's finished, sadly. This injury, ruining his pre season, once he returns he'll need time to get sharp etc, will be Dec - Feb.
Wenger will tell him to find a new club next summer when we sign one or two new attackers.
No worries though, for Danny, there is money in English football and every club outside the top four will want him.
Wenger will tell him to find a new club next summer when we sign one or two new attackers.
No worries though, for Danny, there is money in English football and every club outside the top four will want him.
GDeep™
League is very weak
He had a little window to earn his spot here, hasnt happened. Bigger sharks will kill him next summer.
Country: Wales
I'm not so sure, can see him getting game time after the international break. All he needs is one good game and he could get a long run. Especially seen as our striking options are in flux.
Artisan
Not Emery's Old Pal
Is the thread title meant to be taken literally?
Country: Scotland
Hopefully comes back fit and strong. I like Danny and what he offers.
Artisan
Not Emery's Old Pal
http://www.footballinsider247.com/e...k-as-arsenal-striker-faces-extended-spell-out
If it's true this is just laughable though, he's been out for almost a year and they still can't diagnose what's wrong with him. Bet he'll "come back" just in time in January for Wenger to have his new signing though.
I know it's Wayne Veysey, but he's been half-decent in the past with the injury news.
If it's true this is just laughable though, he's been out for almost a year and they still can't diagnose what's wrong with him. Bet he'll "come back" just in time in January for Wenger to have his new signing though.
GDeep™
League is very weak
Welbeck + 25M for Lukaku next summer?
Artisan
Not Emery's Old Pal
If the talk of him being on 100+k a week are true we'd be lucky to get rid off him for a box of biscuits. Objectively he's been a worse buy than Flamini so far.
Country: Canada
Welbeck has only been out since April I thought. A long stretch but not close to a year.
But if he really is on 100k a week that is pretty sad.
But if he really is on 100k a week that is pretty sad.
truth_hurts
but Holding’s hair transplant was painless
I like Welbeck, he's very direct and super fast. I fear for his future here though.
GabeGooner
Active Member
Even if he is on £100k, what does it matter? He's a very hard-working player. He is lightening quick. He is home-grown. He has the attributes, all he needs is a run of games. He was fantastic against Galatasaray at home.
Give the lad a chance to recover from his injury and work his way back into the team before you dismiss him. It's his first season at a new club; he's been at United since he was a kid, it'll take time to adjust.
Give the lad a chance to recover from his injury and work his way back into the team before you dismiss him. It's his first season at a new club; he's been at United since he was a kid, it'll take time to adjust.
