MagicalRozza
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Actually he is fast. However he runs in a very particular manner - high cadence, which may look kind of awkward.
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Lucas Pérez: Is he back again?
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Pointless Eggplant
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What on earth is high cadence?
truth_hurts
but Holding’s hair transplant was painless
Confidence is so key for attacking players, dropping a forward after a hatrick would be ludicrous. Hope it doesn't happen.
Must be doing something right, he impressed Roy Keane!
http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2...is-what-i-think-about-lucas-perez-at-arsenal/
http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2...is-what-i-think-about-lucas-perez-at-arsenal/
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Cycling term (thanks Google) - number of revolutions of the crank per minute or whatever that means
Hopefully he starts against Everton who are shaky atm. We need guile,physicality and movement against them. Theo can come back in for the City game but either way, we have good options up front.
Taxi Driver
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If it wasn't for Mustafi's injury he would've played, I feel.
carlito'sway
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Sorry Saints....not happening.
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Yeah no way. Apart from Theo, our wide options have big question marks on their end product. I don't trust the likes of Ox, Iwobi and Welbeck (when he returns) to be productive in terms of goals/assists. Lucas might need some bedding in, but he knows where the goals are and if Theo's goal scoring dips, we'll definitely need another proper goal threat from out wide.
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Cheeky ****s.
Country: Iceland
His time will come. He just needs to be professional about it and keep work hard. He was brought in to add goals, but we have fixed that from within with the players we already had here so he has to wait.
samshere
Why so serieuse?
Loaning out Wilshere has set a bad precedent. Now we'll have the top clubs after our first team on permanent transfers, and the bottom clubs after our second team on loan deals
4R5Emaniac
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Loaning out Wilshere has set a bad precedent. Now we'll have the top clubs after our first team on permanent transfers, and the bottom clubs after our second team on loan deals
Good one!
MagicalRozza
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It's the same in running. The more steps you make per meter or some other distance unit the higher the cadence. Lucas runs in short steps but it doesn't slow him down.Cycling term (thanks Google) - number of revolutions of the crank per minute or whatever that means
Take Sanogo instead.
SYS
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One hospital to other ? Poor bloke
If we sign a wide player + Welbeck returns to fitness a loan could make sense. Its really hard to guess what Wenger plans are now with the Alexis move upfront.... Wish it had happened at the start of last summer rather than the end!
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NotAUserName
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Lucas scores goals, Welbeck doesn't.
If we loaned Perez and kept Welbeck...
Sykes
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This guy should be starting alongside Alexis and Ox/Theo. I don't know why Wenger isn't starting this guy more often.
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