comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 2 hours ago
Hmm, maybe we should listen to what the actual players say:
“It feels great and I’m really excited to be here,” Mika told Arsenal.com. “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and I couldn’t really turn it down. I think now with the recent track record of youth going into the first team, I thought it was a great project to try and be a part of.”
Oh, it seems the track record of the youth going into the first team far outweighs one player who didn't get played by two previous managers not being happy.
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The ya go again pretending you don't know better than the dumb sh!t you just said. You know better than I do Wenger's opinions on AMN better than I do and you also know damned well that every real MF run chance AMN got prematurely ended by a Bellerin injury we he bacame forced to move and cover the absence at RB. As well as 18 months covering for him when blew out his knee. So don't even bother with ya "Two previous managers not playing him there," sh!te when ya feckin well know it had nothing to do with him lacking the ability to do so and where Wenger said he was ultimately destined to play.
Stop with the trolling man. It just makes you look kinda pathetic and empty-lived.
I tend to ignore your ramblings, but I can't resist.
What on earth are you spaffing about now?
It's the holidays. Have a feckin hot chocolate and a lie down.
comment by King TUt - I Need a Hiro (U3732)
posted 29 seconds ago
I tend to ignore your ramblings, but I can't resist.
What on earth are you spaffing about now?
It's the holidays. Have a feckin hot chocolate and a lie down.
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Saying AMN's been treated like sh!t and it's not a good look for AFC. Apparently though, many see to believe that publicly breaking promises to and vendetta squashing the careers of long standing youngsters, who've served well earned their chance and are good enough. Is the best way forward in regard to attracting future young talent.
Largely because they're seeing some of the current teenagers (whom Arteta had little to do with getting here) doing well at the moment. And they somehow think that prospective youngsters parents will be most focused on what a manager will do to help their child's career whilst everything is rosie, he's playing out of his sock and has the football world on a plate in front of him. As opposed to what one is likely to do in the other ninety-some percent of cases where that doesn't happen and he's actually required to manage/coach his player to help him achieve.
comment by WB2 {Tackle Like Tierney} (U8276)
posted 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 2 hours ago
Hmm, maybe we should listen to what the actual players say:
“It feels great and I’m really excited to be here,” Mika told Arsenal.com. “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and I couldn’t really turn it down. I think now with the recent track record of youth going into the first team, I thought it was a great project to try and be a part of.”
Oh, it seems the track record of the youth going into the first team far outweighs one player who didn't get played by two previous managers not being happy.
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The ya go again pretending you don't know better than the dumb sh!t you just said. You know better than I do Wenger's opinions on AMN better than I do and you also know damned well that every real MF run chance AMN got prematurely ended by a Bellerin injury we he bacame forced to move and cover the absence at RB. As well as 18 months covering for him when blew out his knee. So don't even bother with ya "Two previous managers not playing him there," sh!te when ya feckin well know it had nothing to do with him lacking the ability to do so and where Wenger said he was ultimately destined to play.
Stop with the trolling man. It just makes you look kinda pathetic and empty-lived.
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So you actually ignore what a youngster said on joining Arsenal a few months ago and instead continue with this view that parents will block their 20 year old from signing for Arsenal? Okay...
Tbf, if Ains parents had stopped him joining Arsenal then maybe his mother wouldn't be living in a lock-up waiting for Heavy D to make a King Cobra Boooooom bid.
AMN is not a particularly good player. Jesus Christ, you go on like we’ve got Zidane sitting on the bench or something.
I don’t think AMN has been treated badly, the truth is he hasn’t helped himself. He could have nailed down the right back spot but he resented playing there - then he changed his mind and wanted to play there (to try and get in the England team) but by then Arsenal had bought Tomiyasu & AMN does not look capable of displacing him. I think Big Sam’s assessment is right, he is decent but didn’t “pull up trees” and should be more realistic. He hasn’t done enough to force his way into the midfield first eleven, basically he continually overrates himself, a loan move would be good but if he is determined to leave permanently then we should just do it.
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posted on 22/12/21
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 2 hours ago
Hmm, maybe we should listen to what the actual players say:
“It feels great and I’m really excited to be here,” Mika told Arsenal.com. “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and I couldn’t really turn it down. I think now with the recent track record of youth going into the first team, I thought it was a great project to try and be a part of.”
Oh, it seems the track record of the youth going into the first team far outweighs one player who didn't get played by two previous managers not being happy.
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The ya go again pretending you don't know better than the dumb sh!t you just said. You know better than I do Wenger's opinions on AMN better than I do and you also know damned well that every real MF run chance AMN got prematurely ended by a Bellerin injury we he bacame forced to move and cover the absence at RB. As well as 18 months covering for him when blew out his knee. So don't even bother with ya "Two previous managers not playing him there," sh!te when ya feckin well know it had nothing to do with him lacking the ability to do so and where Wenger said he was ultimately destined to play.
Stop with the trolling man. It just makes you look kinda pathetic and empty-lived.
posted on 22/12/21
I tend to ignore your ramblings, but I can't resist.
What on earth are you spaffing about now?
It's the holidays. Have a feckin hot chocolate and a lie down.
posted on 22/12/21
comment by King TUt - I Need a Hiro (U3732)
posted 29 seconds ago
I tend to ignore your ramblings, but I can't resist.
What on earth are you spaffing about now?
It's the holidays. Have a feckin hot chocolate and a lie down.
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Saying AMN's been treated like sh!t and it's not a good look for AFC. Apparently though, many see to believe that publicly breaking promises to and vendetta squashing the careers of long standing youngsters, who've served well earned their chance and are good enough. Is the best way forward in regard to attracting future young talent.
Largely because they're seeing some of the current teenagers (whom Arteta had little to do with getting here) doing well at the moment. And they somehow think that prospective youngsters parents will be most focused on what a manager will do to help their child's career whilst everything is rosie, he's playing out of his sock and has the football world on a plate in front of him. As opposed to what one is likely to do in the other ninety-some percent of cases where that doesn't happen and he's actually required to manage/coach his player to help him achieve.
posted on 23/12/21
comment by WB2 {Tackle Like Tierney} (U8276)
posted 8 hours, 32 minutes ago
comment by D'Jeezus Mackaroni (U1137)
posted 2 hours ago
Hmm, maybe we should listen to what the actual players say:
“It feels great and I’m really excited to be here,” Mika told Arsenal.com. “It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and I couldn’t really turn it down. I think now with the recent track record of youth going into the first team, I thought it was a great project to try and be a part of.”
Oh, it seems the track record of the youth going into the first team far outweighs one player who didn't get played by two previous managers not being happy.
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The ya go again pretending you don't know better than the dumb sh!t you just said. You know better than I do Wenger's opinions on AMN better than I do and you also know damned well that every real MF run chance AMN got prematurely ended by a Bellerin injury we he bacame forced to move and cover the absence at RB. As well as 18 months covering for him when blew out his knee. So don't even bother with ya "Two previous managers not playing him there," sh!te when ya feckin well know it had nothing to do with him lacking the ability to do so and where Wenger said he was ultimately destined to play.
Stop with the trolling man. It just makes you look kinda pathetic and empty-lived.
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So you actually ignore what a youngster said on joining Arsenal a few months ago and instead continue with this view that parents will block their 20 year old from signing for Arsenal? Okay...
Tbf, if Ains parents had stopped him joining Arsenal then maybe his mother wouldn't be living in a lock-up waiting for Heavy D to make a King Cobra Boooooom bid.
posted on 24/12/21
AMN is not a particularly good player. Jesus Christ, you go on like we’ve got Zidane sitting on the bench or something.
posted on 26/12/21
I don’t think AMN has been treated badly, the truth is he hasn’t helped himself. He could have nailed down the right back spot but he resented playing there - then he changed his mind and wanted to play there (to try and get in the England team) but by then Arsenal had bought Tomiyasu & AMN does not look capable of displacing him. I think Big Sam’s assessment is right, he is decent but didn’t “pull up trees” and should be more realistic. He hasn’t done enough to force his way into the midfield first eleven, basically he continually overrates himself, a loan move would be good but if he is determined to leave permanently then we should just do it.
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