redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
If he did, he'd be elevated to cult status in no time at all........
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CL: Bayern Munich vs. Arsenal | Wed 4th Nov 19.45
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Last time we beat them after Guardiola substituted out two world class midfielders due to what seemed minor injuries. I doubt he'll be making that mistake again. Add to that Robben is back, it's home ground for them, and Walcott is missing, you'll find what we have on Weds is a terrifying formula.
Frankly, I'm scared ****less.
Frankly, I'm scared ****less.
He has a bad rep for diving, refs know that and will be wary of his antics.
Gegen Pressing
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Not the Refs in the CL; they are little authority nazzis and are happy to spoil everything everytime. Hate them and Platini rotten bunch
GunnerGetYah
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OK, I am going to say something controversial, I'd like to see Jeff play as striker, I think he would be our best hope on the counter.
bojed
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Controversial is when you want Mourinho/Rodgers to replace Wenger at Arsenal.
Jeff upfront might actually work.
Fallout
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Praying that Alexis has a stormer. He didn't look good vs the Swans but we really, really need him to play well in this match. It will be so hard for us to counter through Giroud. The Walcott injury is perhaps the worse one of the bunch. Overall I'm feeling quite pessimistic, but I was also pessimistic pre-Swansea and it turned out I was wrong (I suppose I was half right though, in a way). Good luck Arsenal.
GunnerGetYah
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Yes but it will upset the Giroud fanboys to suggest that a 17 year old could do better against one of the best teams in the world.
ModelGooner
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Shame Walcott is out. They'll stick two on Sanchez all game and Boateng has Giroud beat for pace all day. Gonna need Joel to have a huge night.
If he did, he'd be elevated to cult status in no time at all........
Sanogo is still living on his well-deserved hype, after that piece of genius against Dortmund
It's insulting to describe people who value Giroud as "fanboys". He happens to be the best striker we have, and one of the better strikers in the PL currently. That is fairly obvious to anyone who tries to be objective. CF is currently clearly one of our weakest areas but to suggest Jeff is likely to be better than Giroud up front is quite a statement with very little to back it up.
Is there such thing? As giroud fanboy
They value pace over a strategic/tactical set up. In pace we trust.
GunnerGetYah
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How about this, I wouldn't want to risk getting Giroud injured in the CL when the PL is much more important, would that persuade you?
Its hard to see him surviving 90 mins vs bayern munich. His fitness will surely be test to its already short limits. Iwobi gibs and jeff must be carried for substitute impacts.If he did, he'd be elevated to cult status in no time at all........
Based on? Even in the U17, it was obvious his primary role is not a goal scorer. If you wanted a kid to start as a striker, then with our current reserve players around, that would be Iwobi. Jeff wouldn't be anywhere near that at this point.
GunnerGetYah
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Wenger already said he sees him as a potential future striker. Said he could play anywhere really.
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redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
Iwobi & Jeff???
I reckon he'd play Flamini & Gibbs getting a run out before the two youngsters.
Knowing wenger thats true.
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