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Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball retaining possession and some of his passes were too much, how about the ball for Llungberg which led to the first goal.
His skillz too were just a delight and his movement kept the Leeds defenders guessing all game. When Papillo drops deep, I could see the confusion in the Leeds defence, it is classic Arsenal, they do it too with Bergkamp, the movement off Papillo when he drops deep is a problem because he will make the pass, how about the pass for Henry to cross for Edu to score. This is what I mean, Kanu drops deep, Henry goes left and all of a sudden Edu is the Centre Forward. It is orgasmic football.
Sometimes, Papillo stays up when Henry drops deep, then Henry returns the favour, like he did when Robinsom made a great save. Papillo was unlucky not to score it was a great save. I will give my right arm to see the SE play like that. It is why I refer to Papillo as a shadow striker.
Nor mind Ayo, he text me say Arsenal get luck.
His skillz too were just a delight and his movement kept the Leeds defenders guessing all game. When Papillo drops deep, I could see the confusion in the Leeds defence, it is classic Arsenal, they do it too with Bergkamp, the movement off Papillo when he drops deep is a problem because he will make the pass, how about the pass for Henry to cross for Edu to score. This is what I mean, Kanu drops deep, Henry goes left and all of a sudden Edu is the Centre Forward. It is orgasmic football.
Sometimes, Papillo stays up when Henry drops deep, then Henry returns the favour, like he did when Robinsom made a great save. Papillo was unlucky not to score it was a great save. I will give my right arm to see the SE play like that. It is why I refer to Papillo as a shadow striker.
Nor mind Ayo, he text me say Arsenal get luck.
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Well Said!Waffiman wrote:Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball retaining possession and some of his passes were too much, how about the ball for Llungberg which led to the first goal.
His skillz too were just a delight and his movement kept the Leeds defenders guessing all game. When Papillo drops deep, I could see the confusion in the Leeds defence, it is classic Arsenal, they do it too with Bergkamp, the movement off Papillo when he drops deep is a problem because he will make the pass, how about the pass for Henry to cross for Edu to score. This is what I mean, Kanu drops deep, Henry goes left and all of a sudden Edu is the Centre Forward. It is orgasmic football.
Sometimes, Papillo stays up when Henry drops deep, then Henry returns the favour, like he did when Robinsom made a great save. Papillo was unlucky not to score it was a great save. I will give my right arm to see the SE play like that. It is why I refer to Papillo as a shadow striker.
Nor mind Ayo, he text me say Arsenal get luck.
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Waffiman wrote:Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball retaining possession and some of his passes were too much, how about the ball for Llungberg which led to the first goal.
His skillz too were just a delight and his movement kept the Leeds defenders guessing all game. When Papillo drops deep, I could see the confusion in the Leeds defence, it is classic Arsenal, they do it too with Bergkamp, the movement off Papillo when he drops deep is a problem because he will make the pass, how about the pass for Henry to cross for Edu to score. This is what I mean, Kanu drops deep, Henry goes left and all of a sudden Edu is the Centre Forward. It is orgasmic football.
Sometimes, Papillo stays up when Henry drops deep, then Henry returns the favour, like he did when Robinsom made a great save. Papillo was unlucky not to score it was a great save. I will give my right arm to see the SE play like that. It is why I refer to Papillo as a shadow striker.
Nor mind Ayo, he text me say Arsenal get luck.
Una no see wetin I dey talk.....Look at this statement..."Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball "....Too slow to flow with Arsenal's fast, paced free-flowing soccer
Aniks you are just incorrigible.anikulapo wrote:Waffiman wrote:Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball retaining possession and some of his passes were too much, how about the ball for Llungberg which led to the first goal.
His skillz too were just a delight and his movement kept the Leeds defenders guessing all game. When Papillo drops deep, I could see the confusion in the Leeds defence, it is classic Arsenal, they do it too with Bergkamp, the movement off Papillo when he drops deep is a problem because he will make the pass, how about the pass for Henry to cross for Edu to score. This is what I mean, Kanu drops deep, Henry goes left and all of a sudden Edu is the Centre Forward. It is orgasmic football.
Sometimes, Papillo stays up when Henry drops deep, then Henry returns the favour, like he did when Robinsom made a great save. Papillo was unlucky not to score it was a great save. I will give my right arm to see the SE play like that. It is why I refer to Papillo as a shadow striker.
Nor mind Ayo, he text me say Arsenal get luck.
Una no see wetin I dey talk.....Look at this statement..."Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball "....Too slow to flow with Arsenal's fast, paced free-flowing soccer
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Papillo does not score enough goals, a real problem in my view.
Pires and Toure with less than 15 minute play get a agoal each, while Papillo playing three quarters of the game does great, but can't score!
Pires and Toure with less than 15 minute play get a agoal each, while Papillo playing three quarters of the game does great, but can't score!
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So does Bergkamp and Wiltord who are competiting with him for the second striker berth. It is a worry, however, Pires has been fantastic, he is the best finisher in the club. He is so clynical in front of goal he is unreal.chopeski wrote:Papillo does not score enough goals, a real problem in my view.
Pires and Toure with less than 15 minute play get a agoal each, while Papillo playing three quarters of the game does great, but can't score!
Llungberg too has scored his fair share, everyone is scoring now. It is great for the team.
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LOL...Other people dey busy dey score goals, even defenders, while Kan-useless dey busy dey "HOLD UP THE BALL"...lol this bobo na babanla wastepipe
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8) 8) 8) U ARE RIGHT MAN HE WAS BRILLIANT.....WELL SAIDWaffiman wrote:Papillo was fantastic, he held up the ball retaining possession and some of his passes were too much, how about the ball for Llungberg which led to the first goal.
His skillz too were just a delight and his movement kept the Leeds defenders guessing all game. When Papillo drops deep, I could see the confusion in the Leeds defence, it is classic Arsenal, they do it too with Bergkamp, the movement off Papillo when he drops deep is a problem because he will make the pass, how about the pass for Henry to cross for Edu to score. This is what I mean, Kanu drops deep, Henry goes left and all of a sudden Edu is the Centre Forward. It is orgasmic football.
Sometimes, Papillo stays up when Henry drops deep, then Henry returns the favour, like he did when Robinsom made a great save. Papillo was unlucky not to score it was a great save. I will give my right arm to see the SE play like that. It is why I refer to Papillo as a shadow striker.
Nor mind Ayo, he text me say Arsenal get luck.
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Come to think of it, we need Kanu at ANC. I mean who else is there to "Hold the ball up" when the rest of our players are trying to get into position 
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