Mesut Özil: Think This Might Be It For Me(sut)

[Riou]

Where's the honest and loyal family values we used to have at this club?

I assume we are just trying to jump on the Netflix/Amazon band wagon making sure Arsenal get the next documentary.

The last few years have been great to be fair...

1. Club's most famous ever manager losing his job.
2. An internal power battle, that included our director, Don Raul himself stealing money from the club.
3. The club's current highest profile player in a bitter (and pathetic) social media war with the club itself.
4. Everyone getting sacked (Covid drama too) including the beloved club mascot, who wasn't really but who cares!
4. Add that to all the ups and down of the last few years in terms of results/unrest, general madness of AFTV and Arteta coming in and saving the day.

TV gold my friend...TV gold.

 

[Pop Tart]

Most dinosaurs were more closely related to birds.

avian dinosaurs which are bird related and non avian . He is the latter so...

 

[Camron]

Mesut Özil the social media admin is bigger than Mesut Özil the footballer. And people say he failed to adapt to the modern game.

 

[Sanchez11]

Some on here say he has a beef with the club, so who does he have the beef with? No emery and no Raul?!

 

[krackpot]

Care much about what? Henry was world class for years, when was Özil world class? Has the game moved on from an Özil type?

about people supporting arsenal or Özil. They're here for Özil but a lot of them will stay and support arsenal when he leaves.

It means what I said it does

Brexit now!

OK?

But I don't live in England, neither does he.

 

[vantoure]

He could work hard and get back into the team. Mourinho has called him out as has Emery and Arteta. He does the bare minimum as expected of a footballer. And that's absolutely fine. That's his choice his decision and if that makes him happy that's grand. If he wants to sit on his contract and not even try to play that's his right, but then see Bale moving to Sp**s. I'm sure he isn't on less money but he is still playing.

I have my opinion. Its backed up by on field displays for many years both for us and Germany. Lazy, half hearted, disinterested amongst others. And that's what we are seeing now. He isn't bothered if he plays or not. And that's fine if he is happy, great. Im happy for him. But he could have done so much more and its a damn shame his talent has been wasted for the last few years. And I hope he doesn't look back with regret wondering why he didn't push himself to do the maximum when he had the chance. His money will last a life time his career as a top level footballer is nearly over. And he doesn't give a **** when he should be trying to extract and savor every last drop. That's what separates the Ronaldo and Messis of the world from pretenders. It's what separates the Milners from this world from wannabes with talent and no drive. Alexis could have stayed on the bench at United earning a ton instead he is off at Inter trying to win things.

Well, there's no evidence that hardwork is the reason for his omission. In fact before the 2nd match of the season, arteta indicated otherwise i.e. he's doing training well.

I find it curious that you question the attitude of a player that has being a key part of a world cup winning team, has won the la liga as a mainstay in the Madrid team and helped arsenal win it's 1st trophy in years. That just doesn't happen at this level where the difference is marginal.

On managers, there are several comments of Mourinho being complementary of him. Here's one https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2020/03/...est-xi-of-players-he-has-ever-worked-wit/?amp

Emery is well known to have issues managing big names but even on his most critical match of the season - the europa final, who did he turn to?

Lowe is known to be a big fan and iirc started his regret at Özil quitting the German team.

His fellow players everywhere have equally being full of praise for his influence.

Where have all these criticism of his attitude come from - he lacks the old english pashun

 

[Sanchez11]

about people supporting arsenal or Özil. They're here for Özil but a lot of them will stay and support arsenal when he leaves.

The club come first over anyone in it!

 

[Jury]

I assume we are just trying to jump on the Netflix/Amazon band wagon making sure Arsenal get the next documentary.

The last few years have been great to be fair...

1. Club's most famous ever manager losing his job.
2. An internal power battle, that included our director, Don Raul himself stealing money from the club.
3. The club's current highest profile player in a bitter (and pathetic) social media war with the club itself.
4. Everyone getting sacked (Covid drama too) including the beloved club mascot, who wasn't really but who cares!
4. Add that to all the ups and down of the last few years in terms of results/unrest, general madness of AFTV and Arteta coming in and saving the day.

TV gold my friend, tv gold.

Never ever my club! Sp**s are the soap opera. Never us. In fact I don’t even know what they were trying to achieve by letting the cameras in tbh. Another bottom of the barrel move to go with releasing failure DVD’s. Extraordinary club. Truly baffling.

 

[vantoure]

My yin to your yang

@vantoure truly is the Stan of of all Stans. Taking it to unparalleled levels of Stanism

 

[EduardoWeLoveYou]

As an Özil fan, I don’t like this. I was hoping to see him being brought back into the fold this season with Partey’s arrival, but this pretty much burns any bridges that were left between himself and the club.

Very sad to see.

 

[Rimaal]

He's a class act, and a first rate human being and footballer. So proud of him!

 

[Riou]

Another bottom of the barrel move to go with releasing DVD’s

Never ever my club!

 

[drippin]

I mean I can't be bothered to get into the rights and wrongs of this but something that jumps out is how many likes he got on that post. 270,000 likes. That's 100,000 more likes than the Arsenal account got for the Partey announcement. Like you can love him or hate him or just wish the whole saga would go away, but you can't forget just how much clout this guy has.

These numbers don't tell anything really, other than opposition fans love it and it is harmful for Arsenal.

Of course opposition fans don't like us signing Partey. But they will like this kind of bad publicity in a big herd.

Really tells how much Özil cares about Arsenal, which is almost not at all anymore, just like I don't care much about him anymore. Was one of my favourite players but ended up being a lazy PR guy.

Funny thing here is people praising his PR stuff. The guy who invited Erdogan into his wedding as a best man and ended up being left out of national team. Great PR hey, I gotta say.

 

[Tir Na Nog]

Anyone got a copy? Will pay good money for it!

 

[A_G]

I'm here for the football. I like players who share that mentality with me.

I read this in Zlatan's voice.

 

[Riou]

Anyone got a copy? Will pay good money for it!

£8 to order from Amazon I think.

 

[Macho]

Today I gave it the biggun to young Aston Villa fan who regularly gives me sh*t. Piping up about the Pool score line.

I told him big clubs don’t make DVDs of one off victories outside of finals or a successful cup run. I forgot we did this.

 

[Riou]

Today I gave it the biggun to young Aston Villa fan who regularly gives me sh*t. Piping up about the Pool score line.

I told him big clubs don’t make DVDs of one off victories outside of finals or a successful cup run. I forgot we did this.

One of my fav dvds when I was younger, can't lie

Titi's "Who's the ****ing daddy" celebration after his second goal...GOAT

 

[Lady_Gooner]

Amazon absolutely need an Arsenal behind the scenes documentary. So much drama
That said it’s a really nice thing to do even if it is a PR Stunt. Wish Özil would employ me and get me out the ghetto of full time work

 

[Red London]

No one cares what you like.

I'm just giving my opinion GString