Country: Wales
Just my own personal evaluation of the player and how I think they've influenced the side.
It's not scientific I admit
If an Excel table isn’t involved can’t back it I’m afraid…
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What makes an Arsenal player a club legend?
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Country: Wales
If an Excel table isn’t involved can’t back it I’m afraid…
I don't even try to ignore him because he's funny to read but I genuinely missed that part.
Like you're at a club and a midget is trying to chat you up.
Country: Wales
Fighting off the twinks in Heaven is it mate?
@Blood on the Tracks labelled Dennis Irwin and James Milner random underrated players from the past, unfortunately for him his evaluations go straight into the shredder.
Why would you assume a male midget?
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Country: Ireland
Liam Brady is surely a legend but I'd have Pires above him.
Country: Saudi Arabia
There's not a single Post-Highbury player who deserves to be called a legend. Cult hero? Yes. Legend? That's reserved for players who fundamentally changed us!!
And Xhaka's as much a legend as Senderos. These Swiss guys should just stick to churning out quality chocolate and fondue.
And Xhaka's as much a legend as Senderos. These Swiss guys should just stick to churning out quality chocolate and fondue.
Country: Saudi Arabia
Without a doubt, he is a legend of this grand club.
This shows how clueless you absolutely are & that you're just another one of these bandwagon fans who worship players over supporting the club.
To provide proper context on how "easy" this title win (which remains my favorite as it was our first in the PL era and the first for me supporting the club) we were in 6th place in December. Dead & buried by anyone who had an inkling of what it was like to give United a considerable lead back then.
Yet the club soldiered on & Wright, a man who would die for the shirt more than your belove Xhaka ever would, was part of that amazing triumph!!
Country: Wales
What’s so annoying is that almost all of the other big 6 have had legends in that time span.
Country: Saudi Arabia
Infuriating to say the least!! And I second your motion regarding Kolo, fantastic CB & one of the world's best on his day. Wenger should've made him captain instead of the Chelsea malcontent.
Country: Norway
Is that a serious question? Did you ever watch him play?
Not sure how Man City and today's football has any relevance to the 80s and 90s, different times, different football. You can't really take a number of points and equate that to easy/hard to win a title. It has no bearing on the times.
If the bloke that is 2nd in the Arsenal goalscorers table do not qualify, well the bar is set mighty high....
Country: Wales
Can’t believe out of all those players we sold to rivals he was the one who actually wanted to stay.
He would have had almost a decade of top performances. Club messed up big time there.
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We currently have 81 points. We had a better season than 98 where we won the league with 78 points. Only reason we don’t win the league is because we have Man City to contend with. You can compare different eras and say a title is more difficult to achieve now than it used to be. Case in point see the WSL. We used to win it every single year but at that time there was no competition unlike now.
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I'd say if you grow an amazing head of hair like Roberto Holdini you should be a shoe in for club legend
My bet on who is going to be the next legend is not Saka, it's whoever gets Arteta out of here. Naturally for our current entire squad, that ship already sailed.
It will be someone with enough quality to get his way once he fights with the manager and the board that supports him, and with the spine and spirit required to become one of our greats, doing his best to restore the values of our club Arteta trampled this season. This is something quite a bit more important than merely winning a trophy.
It will be someone with enough quality to get his way once he fights with the manager and the board that supports him, and with the spine and spirit required to become one of our greats, doing his best to restore the values of our club Arteta trampled this season. This is something quite a bit more important than merely winning a trophy.
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I think you need at least half a decade of top form at a club to be considered a legend. So that's 5 very good seasons..
It also helps if you are very talented footballer & not just some journeyman.
That's why I would still consider Cesc.
Arguably best player of the Emirates era imo.
People like Mesut,Alexis,Auba were top at times but never had enough good seasons here. RVP the same & although he may have been at the club longer was it has to be said not that great when he 1st arrived.
Unfortunately injured a lot so only had 2 or maybe 3 really good seasons.
Give me 5 good seasons & we can start to talk.
It also helps if you are very talented footballer & not just some journeyman.
That's why I would still consider Cesc.
Arguably best player of the Emirates era imo.
People like Mesut,Alexis,Auba were top at times but never had enough good seasons here. RVP the same & although he may have been at the club longer was it has to be said not that great when he 1st arrived.
Unfortunately injured a lot so only had 2 or maybe 3 really good seasons.
Give me 5 good seasons & we can start to talk.
Country: Norway
One player, that some would hold as an Arsenal legend, went steeply down in my estimation when he took on the job as Leeds manager. David O'Leary was a deep disappointment in his behaviour as Leeds manager.
It is evident that many posters here are too young, or are somewhat demented or forgetful, on how deplorable Leeds were under O'Leary. It is a genuinely horrible club.
I rest my case: PIRES IN O'LEARY BUST-UP
It is evident that many posters here are too young, or are somewhat demented or forgetful, on how deplorable Leeds were under O'Leary. It is a genuinely horrible club.
I rest my case: PIRES IN O'LEARY BUST-UP
Country: Wales
How you leave the club is a key factor.
Absolutely no way you can have a club legend behaving like Cesc and RVP.
They made the choice to leave the legendary status on the shelf in return for trophies.
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You were rather quiet when we were doing well bro
.Bet Ur super hyped we 'bottled' the league so you can regale us all once more with ur infinite nonsense
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I kinda agree & it certainly leaves a bad taste.
However let's be honest they left because we weren't good enough to match their talent.
Top pros want to win & we were not even seriously competing let along winning big honours.
As somebody else said I'm sure Paddy or even Thierry would have left sooner if we weren't winning things.
They may have kicked up a stink also?
Ok I will accept the view that the way you leave plays a part.
But in a way the main factor that could deny them legendary status was simply the team not being good enough.
If the team was better & able to fulfil their ambitions it's a different convo
