Thomas94
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Imagine that graph next year without Diaby
Hope he helps Wilshere and Chambo to stay fit, it's going to be an important year for them.
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Player Fitness Watch
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Imagine that graph next year without Diaby
Hope he helps Wilshere and Chambo to stay fit, it's going to be an important year for them.
BaZZe
Always Blaming Refs
Country: Sweden
Gnabry and Bielik are back in first team training!
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Country: Norway
Arguably player fitness is the most important variable for success this year. For too many years we have topped the injury table. Can you imagine the player improvement on Walcott, Wilshere, and Ox with an injury free season?
arsenalfan4ever
Established Member
Wilshere? What happened this time and how serious is it?
raag
Active Member
Wilsheres injuries are starting to come to the point where you end up worrying about his career prospects.
Bould14
Well-Known Member
I am about to just give up on him. He has the actual quality to push Özil, because the guy is getting a little too complacent now a days I feel.
raag
Active Member
I don't think Wilshere will ever be a true CAM like our Mesut. I think his strength lies more in bursting forward and linking attack and defence. More CM than CAM.
And I have to disagree with you on özil. He's been fantastic in the preseason and today at Wembley as well he stood out. He's stopped hiding. I can't wait for next week to watch him again.
Back to Jack, he really needs to move forward this season. Stagnated for the last couple.
Gunner_TV5
Well-Known Member
According to David Ornstein, Wilshere will be out for longer than the 2-5 days that Wenger originally stated.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
The Guardian:
The 23-year-old was omitted from the side that defeated Chelsea 1-0 at Wembleyin Sunday’s Community Shield, and afterwards Arsène Wenger said the player would only be out for ‘days’.
However, the injury is worse than first feared and Wilshere is unlikely to be fit to face West Ham at the Emirates Stadium in Arsenal’s first league game on Sunday.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/aug/02/arsenal-jack-wilshere-injury-west-ham?
The 23-year-old was omitted from the side that defeated Chelsea 1-0 at Wembleyin Sunday’s Community Shield, and afterwards Arsène Wenger said the player would only be out for ‘days’.
However, the injury is worse than first feared and Wilshere is unlikely to be fit to face West Ham at the Emirates Stadium in Arsenal’s first league game on Sunday.
http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/aug/02/arsenal-jack-wilshere-injury-west-ham?
BobP
Memri Fan
This is unbelievable.
When will it end?
When will it end?
RandyMarsh
Established Member
Why does Wenger always sell us short with players' comeback dates? He loves making injuries look as minor as possible. Then makes himself look like a fool when they're out for 3 times longer than what he originally said lol
Let's hope this is our only injury for a while. The last thing we need is Welbeck and Alexis coming back and then losing 2/3 players to injury at the same time.
Let's hope this is our only injury for a while. The last thing we need is Welbeck and Alexis coming back and then losing 2/3 players to injury at the same time.
Vinci
The Sultan of Unai
Country: Netherlands
Perhaps this will force Wenger's hand to get another midfielder.
It's sad but true, can't really count on Jack to stay fit for an entire season. Same with Arteta and Rosicky.
It's sad but true, can't really count on Jack to stay fit for an entire season. Same with Arteta and Rosicky.
Oh for God's sake....
Country: Canada
Sigh... guy cannot stay fit.
Country: England
Gabriel injured him apparently, who let him of his leash ffs?
Jack will be alright, can't do anything about getting a bad tackle in training, just unlucky.
Jack will be alright, can't do anything about getting a bad tackle in training, just unlucky.
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I think you're right. The fact it's his ankle means you can tell what kind of tackle it is though.
I literally pray for this guy every time he steps foot on a football pitch. Now I'm gonna need to pray during his training sessions too ffs.
Sanchez11
Nobody Is Coming!
Country: England
Lets hope he dont turn into the new diaby ffs!
Bould14
Well-Known Member
Jack is going to out for 2-3 weeks. Not even a doctor but this always happens to us.
redanddread
The stone that the builders refuse
Jack Wilshere could miss first three weeks of the season as ankle injury leaves him as a worry for Arsenal and England duty
- Jack Wilshere was missing from Arsenal's 1-0 win over Chelsea on Sunday
- Midfielder suffered an ankle injury during training on day before the game
- There are now fears that he will miss as many as three weeks for Arsenal
