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Steffen Freund
This, and I think they would've come close to the league last season without his injury.
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The Goon Thread
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This, and I think they would've come close to the league last season without his injury.
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Yup, last season Ramsey was the favourite for the PFA Player of the Season for some time. Or, if not the favourite, certainly right up there with Suarez. His injury put paid to that but his form over the season was incredible. He was involved in so many of Arsenal's goals and scored a lot himself.
I think that last season we saw Ramsey reach that higher level. He is now in the top 5 Premiership midfielders in terms of the displays that he is churning out for his team.
I think that last season we saw Ramsey reach that higher level. He is now in the top 5 Premiership midfielders in terms of the displays that he is churning out for his team.
glorygloryeze
Ian Walker
I think Ramsay is good, but is being overrated slightly because he had reached such a low in the season before last (game in point the NLD in March when we won 2-1 through quickfire goals from Bale and Lennon).
In the last season, apart from at home vs Liverpool, I don't think Ramsay has scored a goal against last season's top 8, or had a great impact in those games. Atm, he is the typical Gooner flat-track-bully that guarantees them top 4 status, but doesn't seem that good yet t effect the games they play against the really big teams.
In the last season, apart from at home vs Liverpool, I don't think Ramsay has scored a goal against last season's top 8, or had a great impact in those games. Atm, he is the typical Gooner flat-track-bully that guarantees them top 4 status, but doesn't seem that good yet t effect the games they play against the really big teams.
braineclipse
Willie Hall
Agreed. And he was fairly widely regarded as one of the easiest improved upon players in the Arsenal line-up for quite a while.
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Don't know if it's just early season nerves, but I actually worry about Arsenal being really ****ing good this season...
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Utter cretins, are they flying on Twunt Airlines ??
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
By special do you mean a CNUT
Lemonade Money
Steffen Freund
He certainly looked good on MOTD
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indianspur
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well he didnt get a last minute winner in a london derby at the weekend, and keep a clean sheet at the same time
cant be that good can he.................nah, Chambers looks the dogs bollox, seems like a nice young chap too, too nice to be at that hole of a club, but there you go. Ive think weve done well with Dier though, hopefully both go onto have many england caps in the future.
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indianspur
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didnt Pat Holland scout for Spurs at one time, the name rings a bell for some reason:-k
He was a youth and reserve team coach for us from 1988. Possibly until he became Leyton Orient manager in 1995. Managed to sign Peter Shilton and achieve their lowest ever league finish. Been a scout/coach at several lower league clubs.
Also managed the Arsenal U18s for 7 weeks in 2012, before resigning for personal reasons.
glorygloryeze
Ian Walker
I must say (and this hurts) that possibly the best signing Arsenal have made in recent years is Steve Bould.
It has to be said that their defensive shape and structure has been so much better overall since he replaced Pat Rice as Wenger's assistant.
I also think a bit turning in this was when we beat them in March 2013, when they and their defending (especially Vermaelen's) was barracked from all quarters.
Since then (bar the big beatings from the top 4/5 teams) they have been much more solid defensively in general.
It just all makes me feel sick :-&
It has to be said that their defensive shape and structure has been so much better overall since he replaced Pat Rice as Wenger's assistant.
I also think a bit turning in this was when we beat them in March 2013, when they and their defending (especially Vermaelen's) was barracked from all quarters.
Since then (bar the big beatings from the top 4/5 teams) they have been much more solid defensively in general.
It just all makes me feel sick :-&