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theYemster wrote:

anikulapo wrote:

Waffiman wrote:

Chief Ogbunigwe wrote:

theYemster wrote:

anikulapo wrote:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... njury.html

Santi is not Happy with Arsenal’s doctors and I don’t blame the guy ... even though a lot of people dropped the ball

When it rains, it pours. I told you all that once Wenger leaves people will start singing and it won't be pretty.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football ... ssion=true

Even though I've said the same thing for years, and while I agree with his analysis I would have preferred he kept it under wraps out of respect for Wenger rather than tarnish his legacy. After all the guy gave him his break when most other coaches wouldn't have. It's one thing for through likes of us to criticize him, but this just rubs me the wrong way.

Well he's opened the cab of worms, he has no choice but to step up his game now. No excuses.

I wouldn't take this seriously. Bellerin isn't particularly known for tactful speech.

I wish we take our time to look things like this up before we get gun-ho because we have an agenda.

Apart from the fact that what Bellerin actually said is available all over social media and he did not say what is written in The Sun.

There is the fact that Common sense alone, should inform anyone that Bellerin, who is a highly educated, sophisticated, cerebral and a well brought up person, would see it as sacrilegious to ever speak ill of a man who gave him his opportunity. This was a player who turned down Guardiola's treble your wages offer because he felt he owed Wenger. If you know Bellerin like I have since he was in the youth team, you know he is not riff raff.

There is also the fact that Bellerin has had issues with the Sun and others papers like it. He recently called them out on social media for lies.

I have read Bellerin's Times interview, he was very respectful and measured when he talked about the differences in approach of both Managers. A key difference, he observed was Wenger's focus more on Arsenal's strengths believing it was enough to beat any opposition, while Emery focuses a lot more on the opposition in his preparation for every game. This is an old debate in football, read books, Coaches and players have their views on this, ultimately it is about winning. Both Coaches are winners, albeit with this key difference in approach.

Not once did Bellerin say a thing to criticise Wenger or show disrespect. Instead Bellerin's words have been twisted and turned around into lies. As you can imagine some have delighted in the bastardised version of Bellerin's words, and drawn conclusions without checking out the source. As they say, each to their own. We chose to be what we are.

Here is Bellerin's interview for those interested in being properly informed.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0002 ... ee9be48bc6

Here is Bellerin's response to supportive fans.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Just want to say a big thank you for the support shown after yesterday's article. It's important to raise the issues in football, society and make people aware of what we go through. Much love </p>&mdash; Héctor Bellerín (@HectorBellerin) <a href="https://twitter.com/HectorBellerin/stat ... >September 9, 2018</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Thank You Abeg. Total hatchet job and disgraceful editorializing .... They are looking to slant a story for gullible muppets like Sisi Yemisi

"Take our time to look thinks like this up?" Pfft.
Some of us have lives outside of Arsenal. You think I go around keeping track of all things Arsenal and which tabloids have beef or agendas with which players? Negroes please.

I responded to the story as I saw it. End of. If he never gave the interview and they made it up that's a them problem. You both continue to stalk everything Arsenal i gat better things to do with my life. Matters of useless information. Why don't you both put all that knowledge to great use and write yourselves a book about it? Mschew!

bepanda wrote:Could Santi sue Arsenal doctors for malpractice? What would Abou Diaby do to these people?
So many careers have been ruined at Arsenal because of these incompetent.
I remember the game we played at United and go trashed 8:2. I believe half the team was on the injury list ...

anikulapo wrote:https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/statist ... fergewinne

This Borussia Dirtmund na criminal team. See as dem play transfer market like house flippers

anikulapo wrote:https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footba ... 33176.html


Waffi do you know anything about this kid ?

Waffiman wrote:

anikulapo wrote:https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/footba ... 33176.html


Waffi do you know anything about this kid ?

Yep. We have a really exciting crop of young players. But he has his hands full trying dislodge Osei Tutu, who IMHO, is a better RB. But Osei Tutu is also good at LB.

Arsenal are now being raided and I am really concerned, Vontae is a Hale End graduate and I hope he stays fit and we keep him.

Another one to watch for is Bukayo Saka and of course Ameachi.

Cally wrote:Leichsteiner played very well against England and captained his side. That dude can play in the EPL definitely.

Switzerland have a good team, and passed fluid soccer, facilitated by the likes of Xhaka, Schaar, and Shakiri. Xhaka was very impressive.

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Leichsteiner played very well against England and captained his side. That dude can play in the EPL definitely.

Switzerland have a good team, and passed fluid soccer, facilitated by the likes of Xhaka, Schaar, and Shakiri. Xhaka was very impressive.

Tell that to Aniku-okporoko!

azuka wrote:But seriously though is there no one here who has Plat's number and can give him a call to see if all is well with him?

ojafranpa wrote:

azuka wrote:But seriously though is there no one here who has Plat's number and can give him a call to see if all is well with him?

That should have been Aniku but he fights with everyone that disagree with him at will

azuka wrote:

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Leichsteiner played very well against England and captained his side. That dude can play in the EPL definitely.

Switzerland have a good team, and passed fluid soccer, facilitated by the likes of Xhaka, Schaar, and Shakiri. Xhaka was very impressive.

Tell that to Aniku-okporoko!

Him no go believe.

Nkume wrote:

Cally wrote:Leichsteiner played very well against England and captained his side. That dude can play in the EPL definitely.

Switzerland have a good team, and passed fluid soccer, facilitated by the likes of Xhaka, Schaar, and Shakiri. Xhaka was very impressive.

Tell that to Aniku-okporoko!

ojafranpa wrote:

azuka wrote:But seriously though is there no one here who has Plat's number and can give him a call to see if all is well with him?

That should have been Aniku but he fights with everyone that disagree with him at will

kajifu wrote:Uncle Aniks what is your take on this guy?
Everton forward Richarlison scored twice on his first start for Brazil as they beat El Salvador 5-0 at FedExField in Maryland..
This guy a danger like Zaha ooooh