He was my pick in your thread about who is going to be our next star and said he is. Viera-esque. I think he's got a real shot
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Gazza
Steffen Iversen
Just need another midfield player that is about to sign for Arsenal now but then heads on down to the lane … oh … too soon?He was my pick in your thread about who is going to be our next star and said he is. Viera-esque. I think he's got a real shot
thfcsteff
Vivian Woodward
Indeed, I think several of us pondered that he might develop into that type of dominant force.He was my pick in your thread about who is going to be our next star and said he is. Viera-esque. I think he's got a real shot
papaspur
Mido
Honestly, once he started getting game time, he's stayed in and around the first team fairly consistently. Had some really good games throughout but it's nice to see our persistence paying off. I'm very happy with how he's playing for us, as I think he deserves to be playing in the CL.
braineclipse
George Hunt
Very much doing well. And getting some key involvements. If he can keep delivering that with a good frequency along with everything else he does so well he's an immense player.
"Quantity has a quality all of its own" - usually attributed to Joseph Stalin.
Sarr may not be the most creative or skillful player on the ball, but if you can run more and time your runs well, get into more of those situations - quantity has a quality all of its own.
Also remembering that quote from (I think) an assistant being asked about the Leicester midfield two in their 4-4-2 system. He said they played with a midfield three, Drinkwater in the middle and the Kante to the left of him and Kante to the right of him or something like that.
ricky2tricky4city
Andy Thompson
The reason Sarr has been my favourite player for a while is he plays the game with the air that he's the luckiest boy in the world to do so.
That may actually be a hindrance in the modern game further down his career path....but it's bloody well good enough for me as a fan.
That may actually be a hindrance in the modern game further down his career path....but it's bloody well good enough for me as a fan.
braineclipse
George Hunt
Love that attitude from him. Seems to go along with or help motivate him to do whatever he can to be a model pro.
That video from the end in the EL final...
As long as he combines that "luckiest boy" with confidence and belief in himself I don't see it being an issue at all. To me at least he seems to have that confidence and belief in himself. Even from back when Conte obviously didn't rate him as ready, did so well against Milan, was the sacrificial sub not long after. Seemed to bounce back really well. To now, being a dominant force in a game against City. Confidence and belief can coexist with knowing how lucky you are.