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He leaves us with some of the greatest Arsenal goals I've ever seen. If he had average leg speed, he'd have been one of the best target men the PL had seen imo.
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Olivier Giroud: Au Revoir Cher Ami
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105 goals in just 5 and a half years is pretty great for a guy who was constantly looked down upon. Regardless of what you thought of his ability, the guy was a warrior pure and simple, never let his head be down for too long would always look for that next chance. He's scored in big games, the win vs Bayern, the win away to City, the late equaliser at Old Trafford, plenty of times vs Liverpool and of course winners in the NLD. Not to mention the assist that ended our trophy drought and another assist in the cup final two years later. In his first season he had tricky times and it was often said that he wasn't a big game player, well he certainly put that theory to bed. Then I remember time he keep back from an injury quickly in 14/15 and went on a great scoring run. While in 15/16 he fought his way back into the starting 11 after we went with Theo for a while.
Arsène said it best, he's the guy who you'd want in the trenches with you, because he just keeps on fighting and never gives up. Thank you scorpion king for your contributions to this football club, they'll never be forgotten.
Arsène said it best, he's the guy who you'd want in the trenches with you, because he just keeps on fighting and never gives up. Thank you scorpion king for your contributions to this football club, they'll never be forgotten.
Dammit
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Up there with Rosicky for me as the most likeable player of the Emirates era. Gave his all, even if he was limited. Hopefully the fans will give him a standing ovation next season when he will come back.
Gooner_girl14
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Man, we've lost all our top scorers in Walcott, Alexis and now Giroud all in one window. Would have liked to keep Giroud. I don't think he wanted to leave but he wants to be in the WC squad and needs more game time than he's been getting here. He was never that 20 goal/season striker that we sorely needed once RVP left (always a level below), but he was a great signing overall and his best goals rival that of Henry's. Good luck Oli.
say yes
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State of some of the revisionist rubbish in this thread 
Poor player who only started getting any of this weird hipster love when he grew a beard.
Poor player who only started getting any of this weird hipster love when he grew a beard.
It's okay to be insecure about your beard buddy, we don't judge you! But jealousy is not the answer.State of some of the revisionist rubbish in this thread
Poor player who only started getting any of this weird hipster love when he grew a beard.
Move could be awful if Conte walks tonight.
Mo Britain
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It will be unusual because we loathe Chelsea so much but he will get it. As will Theo. Sanchez will hopefully get booed.
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If you had told me Giroud, Alexis & Theo would leave in the Jan window... incredible!
Goodluck for your personal life Oli... hope you flop football wise ...
Goodluck for your personal life Oli... hope you flop football wise ...
GoonerBoy19
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Chelsea 3 down against Bournemouth, OG will find it tough, their squad and manager is in a similar position to ours.
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