catbert
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A return to 4-4-2 anyone? Although im not sure it can really work in the modern game, its all about dominating the midfield these days.
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sydneycroatia58
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Quote:[size=6] Coquelin signs new long-term contract[/size] Francis Coquelin has signed a new long-term contract with the Club. Since returning from a successful year long loan spell with French Ligue 1 side Lorient in the summer, the France youth international has featured 12 times for Arsène Wenger’s side. Demonstrating his versatility with a string of fine performances in both holding midfield and defence, Coquelin has established himself as a valuable addition to the first team squad this term, putting in a man of the match performance against Tottenham in October and providing excellent cover in both full-back positions. The youngster, who made his Arsenal debut in the Carling Cup victory over Sheffield United in September 2008 aged 17, has now racked up a total of 16 games at senior level. As well as being a regular for the Reserves in recent seasons, he was an integral part of the FA Youth Cup-winning side of 2009 and a key member of the France team to win the European Under-19 Championships a year later. Everyone at Arsenal looks forward to Francis' continued contribution to the Club in the years to come. http://www.arsenal.com/news/news-archive/coquelin-signs-new-long-term-contract Brilliant news. Been very very impressed with him this season. Unfortunate with the injury last night, but apparently isn't as serious as feared.
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Gooner4life_8
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ozboy wrote:Gooner4life_8 wrote:ozboy wrote:Arsenal fans - do you think there is a chance Henry will START a game? What sort of question is that, there's more than a 'chance'. Why could he not start a game if Wenger so wished? He'll start at the very least one game in the league in the time he's here I'd have thought. It's not like he's not good enough to start. I don't follow your team or squad so don't know the chance. Does Wenger ever play 2 strikers? If so, how often? What things does Henry offer that RVP doesn't? Wenger's played 2 strikers up top in the League Cup recently but other than that it's usually RVP in the centre with two men out on the flanks. But I can see him starting Thierry on the wing occasionally especially with the main alternative in that position being Arshavin. Also during the loan spell RVP will probably be rotated out of the starting line-up for a premier league match to keep him fresh so Henry will be the man leading the line whenever that happens.
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sydneycroatia58
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:lol: At Leeds fans whinging about him being offside
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sanga1
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[youtube]3D1Qzw62iOM&[/youtube]
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ozboy
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Gooner4life_8 wrote:ozboy wrote:Arsenal fans - do you think there is a chance Henry will START a game? What sort of question is that, there's more than a 'chance'. Why could he not start a game if Wenger so wished? He'll start at the very least one game in the league in the time he's here I'd have thought. It's not like he's not good enough to start. I don't follow your team or squad so don't know the chance. Does Wenger ever play 2 strikers? If so, how often? What things does Henry offer that RVP doesn't?
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sanga1
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Ohh what a beautiful thing it is, imagination and endeavour in motion, it was bound to be, Thierry Henry! ♥
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Typical Thierry finish THIERRY HENRY, THIERRY HENRY...
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Gooner4life_8
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ozboy wrote:Arsenal fans - do you think there is a chance Henry will START a game? What sort of question is that, there's more than a 'chance'. Why could he not start a game if Wenger so wished? He'll start at the very least one game in the league in the time he's here I'd have thought. It's not like he's not good enough to start. Edited by gooner4life_8: 10/1/2012 06:18:26 PMEdited by gooner4life_8: 10/1/2012 06:21:46 PM
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ozboy
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Arsenal fans - do you think there is a chance Henry will START a game?
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Nice finish too.
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paulbagzFC
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Almost dry humped Wenger to death :lol: -PB
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buddha69
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Script writers dream. Intense
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sydneycroatia58
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The look on his face and his celebration said it all about how much he loved that goal
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Gooner4life_8
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I was down the pub the other night My mate said to me I've seen the new Ian Wright RVP I said to him how could that be? He said to me, Thierry Henry!
Thierry Henry! Thierry Henry! Thierry Henry! Thierry Henry
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BusbyBabe
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Even I have to admit that was a special moment for Arsenal. Could see it happening, I can see him grabbing another one now.
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mus-28
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Henry in 5 minutes achieves more than Chamakh in 5 months.
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sydneycroatia58
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You could not fucking make this up. Henry comes on, first sight on goal, bang goal.
He's still got it, typical Henry finish.
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Gooner4life_8
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mus-28 wrote:Coquelin off with what looks like a hamstring injury, looks like the Tea Lady will be filling in at full-back in the next game. Sagna, Jenkinson, Coquelin, Santos, Gibbs, Vermaelen all on cursed FB injured list. Pat Rice was a decent right-back back in the day...
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mus-28
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Coquelin off with what looks like a hamstring injury, looks like the Tea Lady will be filling in at full-back in the next game. Sagna, Jenkinson, Coquelin, Santos, Gibbs, Vermaelen all on cursed FB injured list.
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Arshavin, the Russian Jason Hoffman.
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Gooner4life_8
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Good to see the Ox getting a game again.
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Szczesny, Coquelin, Koscielny, Squillaci, Miquel, Song, Arteta, Ramsey, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arshavin, Chamakh.
Substitutes: Martinez, Yennaris, Benayoun, Ryo, Walcott, Park, Henry
Never confident when the first XI contains Squillaci, Arshavin & Chamakh. But think Leeds problems in central defence might actually see Chamakh get off the mark.
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He's contributed 11 goals so far this season, whether it be through scoring or assisting. I'm more than happy with that halfway through his first season in a new league with a new team.
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Can't be bothered to get into this again but I will anyway. People are way too harsh on Gervinho, they expect him to set the league on fire in his first season. I'm confident next season once he's completely settled in he'll be a good player. At the moment, hes' been crucial to a lot of the goals we've scored this season and as has been said time and again he only needs to improve one thing, his finishing. Once he's settled in the goals will flow a little more but at the moment, I'm not disappointed with his season so far.
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Gooner4life_8 wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:sydneycroatia58 wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:Kalou > Gervinho
Would be a good buy, for the resons presented above. He's not better than Gervinho. The only thing he has on him is his finishing is a bit better. I actually don't rate Gervinho. He looks like a baby giraffe when he runs, almost like he is tripping over himself. Because judging a player on the way he runs is a real smart thing to do #-o *when he has the ball. Looking like he does when in possession makes me feel as though he has poor ball security, so then I see he is just pace. Plus he has bombed his fair share of chances on goal this season. As a forward speed, control and finishing are key attributes and IMO he doesn't reflect these too well.
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Vaughn2111 wrote:sydneycroatia58 wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:Kalou > Gervinho
Would be a good buy, for the resons presented above. He's not better than Gervinho. The only thing he has on him is his finishing is a bit better. I actually don't rate Gervinho. He looks like a baby giraffe when he runs, almost like he is tripping over himself. Because judging a player on the way he runs is a real smart thing to do #-o
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sydneycroatia58 wrote:Vaughn2111 wrote:Kalou > Gervinho
Would be a good buy, for the resons presented above. He's not better than Gervinho. The only thing he has on him is his finishing is a bit better. I actually don't rate Gervinho. He looks like a baby giraffe when he runs, almost like he is tripping over himself.
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I'd be happy with Kalou for 3mil. What about his wages though? I read somewhere he was asking for £90,000/wk from Chelsea when negotiating anew contract? He's only kidding himself if he thinks he's worth that much.
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