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The real test of United's fans' mettle is soon to come. Bandwagoners will be exposed, and patience will be tested. Welcome to reality MU fans :D
I'm already dr...
Fabianski played for the U21 and he did ok in a 2-2 draw. He was jumping at crosses and punching away anything that was in the 6 yeard box.
Wilshere and Koscie...
OR...
Coq cover at RB, and we're signing Becks as a CM lol
Trollface!
This could mean that Coq will be cover at RB, and therefore Diame is on his way in, perhaps?
Jenkinson to Stoke... on Loan. He's at their training ground with his agent at the moment.
I agree Omar, but according to the article, the long term plan might not be as fruitful as we thought it'll be.
I must add, the conclusion is scary!
This is a GREAT and objective read about the boss & his Arsenal tenure. it talks about football economics, Arsene's plan, Usmanov and Gazidis.
http://www.ft.co...
Valdes: Definition of an overrated player, hyped up by stats due to the performance of his teammates.
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The second reason is because when teams stood off Fabregas to mark the others tightly they afforded him a lot of space which Cesc didn't use that well since he's reluctant to shoot from range or dribble into the opponent's defence. Cazorla however is a much stronger dribbler of the ball and not afraid to let fly from range so if teams do stand off him, he will just unleash or drive the ball forward like he did combining with Podolski for our 2nd goal.
The thing Arsenal has these days is real steel and players not afraid to bruise their shins in order to win the ball. With Arteta's discipline level and Bould's influence we are less vulnerable to counter attack already and this is only 3 weeks in. I believe this new breed of Arsenal is much more determined and while they may play a little less pretty than they used to, it's definitely more of a team effort and more direct in the attempt to score goals