Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
You saying Arsenal can’t find a striker who can contribute more than nketiah and Jesus in the summer?
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Cobra Kai Havertz: No Mercy
- Thread starter NieThePiet
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Country: England
PrinzPoldi
Active Member
Country: USA
Player:Havertz
Guys are not talking about Eddie's replacement.
They are talking to find a starting striker.
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Nketiah is not good enough and Jesus is done. Havertz has done well and proven himself to be a solid striker. Get another player like Sesko or even Solanke and let them compete.
Blankety Blank
emoji merchant
I'd be tempted to get Sesko if we can get a half decent fee for Eddie may be doable.
Unless a very good offer comes in for Jesus would keep as long as we are sure his knee can be sorted?
Rasmi
Negative Nancy
Country: England
Once your knees are fvcked they can’t be sorted
PrinzPoldi
Active Member
Country: USA
Player:Havertz
Yours makes sense...
Still, a lot of professionals here complaining Kai is not good enough and ask for an elite, 30-goal high efficiency striker; not one to rotate and compete.
Farzad Stoned
Self-appointed Deprogrammer for the Cult of Mik 🟥
Country: USA
Player:Havertz
We need another striker option. Kai is improving but i just don’t feel he is a starting striker quality player. His durability and physical attributes are good but he misses too many chances. Jesus and Eddie have been awful worse than Havertz. Those two should be sold and replaced with a couple other players
ArsenesCoatMaker
Established Member
North5
Here since 2009. Unlike Cornavirus.
Country: England
I don't disagree with this. I think we should get a young gun there.
Though I think given the market and that Havertz actually improving quite a bit. He'll be out starter at 9 next season
Mudi
Well-Known Member
Kai is perfect for our game. I was against getting him and so angry when he was playing at 8 but seeing his contribution at 9, he is the one that will enable the wings to score 10+ goals a season while also contributing 15 goals.
He reminds me of Judas: his finishing and positioning is poor but technical and game involvement is closest to Judas as it gets.
He reminds me of Judas: his finishing and positioning is poor but technical and game involvement is closest to Judas as it gets.
Nunowoolmez
Established Member
Who tf do you think you are ??!!
You make this place toxic man. Honestly, get a life ffs.
samspade
"You said I said" detection expert at your service
I think there’s a lot of people fooling themselves here that somehow ‘they were right’ and ‘Arteta was wrong’ because he appears to be a success at no.9.
The signing was opportunistic, not planned, clearly the club saw a set of qualities that were special and felt that they could find home for those qualities somewhere.
The story at no.8 wouldn’t be over for this player if that’s where we were continuing to play him, he’s had relatively few games there and it takes a while to bed into a complicated system, his confidence is only just getting to the point where we can see what he is and judge him fairly.
Chelsea were never able to get these performances out of him at 9.
There was always a recognition that he could play a number of positions and we’ve had to tinker to get a player hasn’t played well for at least a couple of years now firing again. The first idea of him at 8 didn’t immediately take off but he has at 9, this happens all the time in football and in practical things.
There’s nothing lucky or strange about any of this, the cf position was a problem and we’re still figuring out what to do with left side. Football is a practical, ongoing, evolving endeavour. The bottom line is that the club recognised latent qualities the player has while many fans, (myself included) did not. Take the L and move on.
The signing was opportunistic, not planned, clearly the club saw a set of qualities that were special and felt that they could find home for those qualities somewhere.
The story at no.8 wouldn’t be over for this player if that’s where we were continuing to play him, he’s had relatively few games there and it takes a while to bed into a complicated system, his confidence is only just getting to the point where we can see what he is and judge him fairly.
Chelsea were never able to get these performances out of him at 9.
There was always a recognition that he could play a number of positions and we’ve had to tinker to get a player hasn’t played well for at least a couple of years now firing again. The first idea of him at 8 didn’t immediately take off but he has at 9, this happens all the time in football and in practical things.
There’s nothing lucky or strange about any of this, the cf position was a problem and we’re still figuring out what to do with left side. Football is a practical, ongoing, evolving endeavour. The bottom line is that the club recognised latent qualities the player has while many fans, (myself included) did not. Take the L and move on.
Maybe
You're wrong, no?
Is that Judas Van Persie? If so, get off those drugs
Maybe
You're wrong, no?
I think both camps are full of ****e, kinda tired of people saying what Arteta wanted as all of us are clueless about what the idea was.
All we can do is appreciate that it finally works, expected or not, and we can try to forget those few months in midfield and hope to never see that again.
samspade
"You said I said" detection expert at your service
Yh I guess you’re right. I think no. 8 was just what we tried initially, but I think we were always prepared to try a few things with the player. I don’t think we had a cast-iron plan. I’m still not convinced he couldn’t do it 8 tbh, think it could work with more time and tinkering.
Maybe
You're wrong, no?
It's not worth trying at all, there are some great midfielders on the market and good forward players are impossible to buy these days, so probably best to keep him there
samspade
"You said I said" detection expert at your service
I certainly wouldn’t change it, his potential at 9 looks incredible to me to be honest, he’s only 24 too— strikers peak pretty late. I’d like to see us go all out for super 8, I’m praying for musiala personally.
sdotzdot
Established Member
Ironically, this is the post that will end up in other forums “laugh at AM” threads.
Mudi
Well-Known Member
I meant of Kai, Judas was world class ...
Paperino
It’s Timo Time
Country: Sweden
This is wrong unfortunately. Arteta is under no pressure at all since his boss Stan Kroenke couldn't care less about trophies.
