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Post by Good Golly I'm Olly Sun 09 Mar 2014, 9:10 pm

First topic message reminder :

Use this for the Arsenal debates and such
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Post by socal1976 Sun 18 May 2014, 12:45 pm

We did it, finally lifted the cup. No club has won more FA cups than the mighty and famous Arsenal. Interesting and at times very difficult year. We finished with more points than last year, and lead the league for most of the year. Unfortunately, again a rash of injuries to key players in particular Ramsey and Walcott really impacted the clubs form.


Negatives:

-collapsed in the league race
-failed to win our group in the CL league
-massive butt kickings of 6-0 and 5-1 on the road to Chelsea and Liverpool
-huge number of injuries again this year

Positives:
-won the Cup for a record tying 11th time
-qualified for CL league again
-signed our first mega transfer superstar in years
-stopped selling our stars
-new commercial deals all but insure that the Emirates is pretty much paid off and we have money in the kitty
-the revelation of Ramsey and the continued development of younger stars
-and for the 13th year in a row got out of the group stages of the CL

In short an up and down year that when you step back and look at the big picture shows the club heading in the right trajectory. Still more needs to be invested if we want to have any hope of beating team Abu Dhabi and Chelski in league and getting that all important first CL crown.

OH PS we beat the Spuds 3 times in a year as well.

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Post by Duty281 Sun 18 May 2014, 1:20 pm

Time to move on from Wenger, if you really want that first Champions League crown.

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Post by socal1976 Sun 18 May 2014, 1:33 pm

Duty281 wrote:Time to move on from Wenger, if you really want that first Champions League crown.

Wenger has come pretty close in the past back in 06 and we weren't really that far off of Barca in that game plus a couple of semi appearances. I think we are a world class striker and a couple of good signings away from contending for the biggest trophies the league and CL. I think if the talent is there Wenger can lead them to that title. The question for me is more about whether Wenger is willing to spend 80-100 million in transfer fees for a couple of season and stockpile enough talent to challenge Munich, PSG, and Madrid. Because we do have a strong base of homegrown players yet to beat those kind of teams we will need an infusion of big money talent from the transfer market. You may be right but I am pretty happy with the direction of the club and am willing to see if Wenger will spend in the next window or two before joining the ranks of the Wenger out club.

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Post by Nakatomi Plaza Sun 18 May 2014, 2:11 pm

The lack of viable replacements for Wenger is a big issue as well. As Manchester United have shown if you get the wrong man in, the results could be devastating. Off the top of my head, I'd only like to see Klopp or Martinez come in as a replacement, and they won't be available this summer.

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Post by Fernando Sun 18 May 2014, 8:55 pm

After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

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Post by Champagne_Socialist Sun 18 May 2014, 9:01 pm

Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?

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Post by Fernando Sun 18 May 2014, 9:05 pm

Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?

Limited edition, individually numbered prints of the shirt will be created and sold, with a number available to purchase at Nike Phenomenal House at the Sorting Office. London's Pheneomnal House will open its doors to the public from May 26-31 for a unique, diverse and action-packed celebration of fearless football and London’s love of the game.

The shirt itself will also be on display at Phenomenal House from May 26-30, then at NikeTown London from May 31, 21–31 NEW OXFORD ST, LONDON WC1 1BA, before moving to its permanent home in the Arsenal Football Club Museum from June 30.

Id be surprised if you get your hands on one CS Smile

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Post by Good Golly I'm Olly Sun 18 May 2014, 9:05 pm

Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?
I'd imagine you could get it for a quid at a local car boot in five years
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Post by TopoftheChops Sun 18 May 2014, 9:06 pm

Arsenal need to sign a striker big time, giroud was so bad yesterday

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Post by Dolphin Ziggler Sun 18 May 2014, 9:14 pm

Olly wrote:
Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?
I'd imagine you could get it for a quid at a local car boot in five years

David Seaman's already got his and loves it

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Post by Champagne_Socialist Sun 18 May 2014, 9:16 pm

Fernando wrote:
Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?

Limited edition, individually numbered prints of the shirt will be created and sold, with a number available to purchase at Nike Phenomenal House at the Sorting Office. London's Pheneomnal House will open its doors to the public from May 26-31 for a unique, diverse and action-packed celebration of fearless football and London’s love of the game.

The shirt itself will also be on display at Phenomenal House from May 26-30, then at NikeTown London from May 31, 21–31 NEW OXFORD ST, LONDON WC1 1BA, before moving to its permanent home in the Arsenal Football Club Museum from June 30.

Id be surprised if you get your hands on one CS Smile

I go to nike town in london a lot to buy my football boots. When they say on display at nike town does that mean on sale?

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Post by Fernando Sun 18 May 2014, 9:17 pm

Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:
Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?

Limited edition, individually numbered prints of the shirt will be created and sold, with a number available to purchase at Nike Phenomenal House at the Sorting Office. London's Pheneomnal House will open its doors to the public from May 26-31 for a unique, diverse and action-packed celebration of fearless football and London’s love of the game.

The shirt itself will also be on display at Phenomenal House from May 26-30, then at NikeTown London from May 31, 21–31 NEW OXFORD ST, LONDON WC1 1BA, before moving to its permanent home in the Arsenal Football Club Museum from June 30.

Id be surprised if you get your hands on one CS Smile

I go to nike town in london a lot to buy my football boots. When they say on display at nike town does that mean on sale?

If you read carefully you'd know  Whistle 

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Post by Champagne_Socialist Sun 18 May 2014, 9:22 pm

Fernando wrote:
Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:
Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Fernando wrote:After 20 years with Nike as Shirt maker we depart but as a special treat Nike have created a shirt with previous shirts mixed in.

You cannot unsee this so you've been warned

Arsenal Shirt :

where can i buy it?

Limited edition, individually numbered prints of the shirt will be created and sold, with a number available to purchase at Nike Phenomenal House at the Sorting Office. London's Pheneomnal House will open its doors to the public from May 26-31 for a unique, diverse and action-packed celebration of fearless football and London’s love of the game.

The shirt itself will also be on display at Phenomenal House from May 26-30, then at NikeTown London from May 31, 21–31 NEW OXFORD ST, LONDON WC1 1BA, before moving to its permanent home in the Arsenal Football Club Museum from June 30.

Id be surprised if you get your hands on one CS Smile

I go to nike town in london a lot to buy my football boots. When they say on display at nike town does that mean on sale?

If you read carefully you'd know  Whistle 

Does display at Nike town= on sale?

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Post by Fernando Sun 18 May 2014, 9:25 pm

I doubt it. Not sure why that bit got bolded i didn't do that bit  Erm 

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Post by Guest Mon 19 May 2014, 10:34 am

TopoftheChops wrote:Arsenal need to sign a striker big time, giroud was so bad yesterday

Bravo, someone with vision.  thumbsup 

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Post by Champagne_Socialist Mon 19 May 2014, 12:26 pm

John wrote:
TopoftheChops wrote:Arsenal need to sign a striker big time, giroud was so bad yesterday

Bravo, someone with vision.  thumbsup 

He did get an assist and it was a great backheel for the assist

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Post by GSC Mon 19 May 2014, 12:31 pm

I actually don't think Giroud was that bad. Isolated for long periods against 3 CBs.
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Post by J.Benson II Mon 19 May 2014, 2:44 pm

Giroud improved as the game went on. He was awful in the first half but got better in the second and in extra time.
I actually thought he looked a lot more comfortable once Arsenal went into 4-4-2 and he had Sanogo alongside him.
Sanogo is a fascinating player. He looks like someone who barely knows how to play the sport yet can be somehow quite effective. Laugh
Hull looked like a team that didn’t really know what to do once they found themselves 2-0 up. They were never expecting that scenario so looked short of ideas at that point. You always felt Arsenal would find a way back despite that poor start.
Good to see Ramsey get the winner. Great finish to what has been an excellent if unfulfilled season for him.

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Post by Dolphin Ziggler Mon 19 May 2014, 3:15 pm

I think Giroud looks far better with Walcott and Ramsey in and around him

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Post by GSC Mon 19 May 2014, 3:17 pm

Yeah Walcotts willing to run beyond him and stretch the defense. Without him it got a bit static and he and Ozil struggled.
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Post by socal1976 Tue 20 May 2014, 5:28 am

J.Benson II wrote:Giroud improved as the game went on. He was awful in the first half but got better in the second and in extra time.
I actually thought he looked a lot more comfortable once Arsenal went into 4-4-2 and he had Sanogo alongside him.
Sanogo is a fascinating player. He looks like someone who barely knows how to play the sport yet can be somehow quite effective. Laugh
Hull looked like a team that didn’t really know what to do once they found themselves 2-0 up. They were never expecting that scenario so looked short of ideas at that point. You always felt Arsenal would find a way back despite that poor start.
Good to see Ramsey get the winner. Great finish to what has been an excellent if unfulfilled season for him.

Good comment, I thought Giroud also had a very poor first half but when Arsenal did bring on Sanogo it seemed to give him more space. He hit the post, forced a couple of tough saves from the keeper and then assisted the game winner. I mean if his header was literally an inch lower on the cross bar people would be lauding him as the cup hero. Sanogo also to me shows bags of potential although in his few appearances this year he hasn't scored he did create quite a few problems for Hull when he came on. His strength, pace, and energy are a rare package. Yet he still has to gain a bit of touch and poise on the ball. I'd like to see him loaned out to one of the promoted Championship teams where he gets consistent time.

With all that said I would like to see the addition of a pacey forward that gives Arsenal another gear and more versatility up top for next season. I think Giroud is a good premier league striker who is vastly underrated in his passing and ability to bring goals for the midfielders, but he is slow and can be a bit wasteful of chances at time.

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Post by Fernando Wed 04 Jun 2014, 12:24 pm

Arsenal are on the verge of making a new signing — with German national team fitness coach Shad Forsythe reportedly close to being appointed.

Forsythe is considered to be one of the best fitness coaches in world football and has been working with the Germans for almost a decade.

The move comes after Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis assured supporters that there would be a thorough investigation into both how and why the club have such a poor injury record.

At one point last season Arsene Wenger’s men topped the Premier League injury table with 13 players in the London Colney treatment room, including lengthy absences to star men Aaron Ramsey, Mesut Özil and Theo Walcott.


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Post by Guest Wed 04 Jun 2014, 12:31 pm

Good signing, been an issue certainly.

I read that Serge Aurier let it slip he's joining Arsenal too.

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Post by Fernando Wed 04 Jun 2014, 12:43 pm

He's been doing that since January. His agent said other EPL sides are in for him so guessing either trying to drum up interested from us or hurry the deal along really.

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Post by Fernando Tue 08 Jul 2014, 12:51 pm

Arsenal's kit for next season our 1st with Puma Arsenal FC thread - Page 5 3559488474

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Post by Guest Tue 08 Jul 2014, 2:45 pm

Quite like that.

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Post by Kurt N. Jurqa Tue 08 Jul 2014, 2:55 pm

Nice shirt, not so sure on the Where's Wally socks.

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Post by Nakatomi Plaza Tue 08 Jul 2014, 6:22 pm

It's certainly better than Liverpool's third kit.

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Post by Nakatomi Plaza Fri 11 Jul 2014, 6:48 am

All new kits were revealed last night

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Like the home and the yellow kit. Not too sure about the blue one.

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Post by CFCNick Fri 11 Jul 2014, 8:32 am

Nakatomi Plaza wrote:All new kits were revealed last night

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Like the home and the yellow kit. Not too sure about the blue one.

Their bodies look like PES graphics.

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Post by GSC Fri 11 Jul 2014, 8:33 am

So superior then
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not too bad actually

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------------------SANCHEZ-------------------
OXLADE-------------OZIL------------WALCOTT
---------RAMSEY-----------KHEDIRA----------
GIBBS-- KOSCIELNY---MERTSESACKER--DEBUCHY
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Do you think you have a chance this year? Think Khedira will be next in line too. Wilshere, Cazorla, Arteta, Giroud, Podolski (uncertain), Rosicky, Monreal, Flamini etc. Replacement for Vermaelen?

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Post by Dolphin Ziggler Fri 11 Jul 2014, 12:36 pm

I'd have Cazorla over the Ox.

But yes, that team should have a chance. Could even throw in Flamini with Khedira in a big game if needed to really control and patrol

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Post by Nakatomi Plaza Fri 11 Jul 2014, 5:29 pm

Sanchez has taken Nacho Monreal's squad number of 17. Kieran Gibbs will wear number 3 next season. As it stands Monreal doesn't have a number.

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Post by Fernando Fri 11 Jul 2014, 8:18 pm

Nacho is number 18 if look in Club Shop Smile

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Post by Nakatomi Plaza Fri 11 Jul 2014, 8:50 pm

So Nacho taken the cursed number 18. Its last four owners were Grimandi, Cygan, Silvestre and Squillaci. I had hoped we'd retired that number on the sly.

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Post by Fernando Fri 11 Jul 2014, 8:52 pm

If he plays like he didn't towards the end of last season he'll suit the number well Sad

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Post by socal1976 Sat 12 Jul 2014, 6:38 am

I am loving this Alexis signing he gives us the pace and technique up front that we have been lacking. Great signing, I think this should placate some of the people who claim that ARsenal don't want to win and don't want to spend money.

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Post by Champagne_Socialist Thu 17 Jul 2014, 11:13 pm

If we can keep our big stars fit ( ramsey, ozil, sanchez, walcott) we will be serious title contenders.

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Post by socal1976 Fri 18 Jul 2014, 9:11 am

Debuchy confirmed as well. I am glad because I honestly do believe that he will be better than Sagna as dependable as he was he wasn't worth what he was asking for. I think if we can complete a signing for a quality defensive midfielder we will be one of the top 3 contenders for the title. I wish we would have signed Cesc to be honest, this has been a good window but we should have used our inside track and brought him in regardless of having loads of players in that position. We could have played with a false number 9 in either Cesc or Alexis and made it work.

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Post by Champagne_Socialist Fri 18 Jul 2014, 1:32 pm

socal1976 wrote:Debuchy confirmed as well. I am glad because I honestly do believe that he will be better than Sagna as dependable as he was he wasn't worth what he was asking for. I think if we can complete a signing for a quality defensive midfielder we will be one of the top 3 contenders for the title. I wish we would have signed Cesc to be honest, this has been a good window but we should have used our inside track and brought him in regardless of having loads of players in that position. We could have played with a false number 9 in either Cesc or Alexis and made it work.

Even though Cesc would have been great I would rather we spent the 30 mil on Khediera as he is what we need more.

That being said it will depress me to see cesc in a chelsea shirt Sad

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Post by It Must Be Love Fri 18 Jul 2014, 2:47 pm

socal1976 wrote:Debuchy confirmed as well. I am glad because I honestly do believe that he will be better than Sagna as dependable as he was he wasn't worth what he was asking for. I think if we can complete a signing for a quality defensive midfielder we will be one of the top 3 contenders for the title. I wish we would have signed Cesc to be honest, this has been a good window but we should have used our inside track and brought him in regardless of having loads of players in that position. We could have played with a false number 9 in either Cesc or Alexis and made it work.

I've given you a email, I didn't realise you were back posting here, anyway reply back via a PM here, it's probably easier.

As for Arsenal, their attack is looking really dangerous now.

--------Sanchez-Walcott----------
Cazorla-Ramsey-Ozil-Oxlade/Podolski

That's really good, but it is as good as this:
----------Costa---------
---------Fabregas-------
Hazard-Matic-Oscar-Wilian

Chelsea's attack is still sightly better imo

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Post by J.Benson II Sat 19 Jul 2014, 10:19 am

It Must Be Love wrote:
socal1976 wrote:Debuchy confirmed as well. I am glad because I honestly do believe that he will be better than Sagna as dependable as he was he wasn't worth what he was asking for. I think if we can complete a signing for a quality defensive midfielder we will be one of the top 3 contenders for the title. I wish we would have signed Cesc to be honest, this has been a good window but we should have used our inside track and brought him in regardless of having loads of players in that position. We could have played with a false number 9 in either Cesc or Alexis and made it work.

I've given you a email, I didn't realise you were back posting here, anyway reply back via a PM here, it's probably easier.

As for Arsenal, their attack is looking really dangerous now.

--------Sanchez-Walcott----------
Cazorla-Ramsey-Ozil-Oxlade/Podolski

That's really good, but it is as good as this:
----------Costa---------
---------Fabregas-------
Hazard-Matic-Oscar-Wilian

Chelsea's attack is still sightly better imo

I give Chelsea the edge too but there isn't much in it at all. Arsenal will probably start with Giroud up top with Sanchez and Walcott on either side, Ozil central.
Wonder if Jose will favour Willian or Schurrle. The Brazilian offers a better all round game while the German offers a more direct goal threat.

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Post by GSC Sat 19 Jul 2014, 10:49 am

Swap Oscar and Fabregas I think.
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Post by Duty281 Sat 19 Jul 2014, 11:08 am

Walcott to miss the start of the season.

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Post by Good Golly I'm Olly Sat 19 Jul 2014, 12:07 pm

I don't agree with you socal on the debuchy/sagna thing, i think you've seriously downgraded there.

But Sanchez is a wonderful player. Agree you should've gone for Cesc
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Post by Champagne_Socialist Sat 19 Jul 2014, 2:02 pm

Olly wrote:I don't agree with you socal on the debuchy/sagna thing, i think you've seriously downgraded there.

But Sanchez is a wonderful player. Agree you should've gone for Cesc

I actually think Debuchy is better and he was picked ahead of sagna at the WC as well.

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Post by Good Golly I'm Olly Sat 19 Jul 2014, 2:51 pm

Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Olly wrote:I don't agree with you socal on the debuchy/sagna thing, i think you've seriously downgraded there.

But Sanchez is a wonderful player. Agree you should've gone for Cesc

I actually think Debuchy is better and he was picked ahead of sagna at the WC as well.
From what I've seen of both in the Prem I can't agree, but we'll see how it plays out
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Post by Fernando Sat 19 Jul 2014, 2:57 pm

Olly wrote:
Champagne_Socialist wrote:
Olly wrote:I don't agree with you socal on the debuchy/sagna thing, i think you've seriously downgraded there.

But Sanchez is a wonderful player. Agree you should've gone for Cesc

I actually think Debuchy is better and he was picked ahead of sagna at the WC as well.
From what I've seen of both in the Prem I can't agree, but we'll see how it plays out

Let's face it Olly, Sagna could pick out the 1st man at a cross 95% of the time Debuchy can't be that bad at crossing it's just not possible. John says he's a terrible at defending but hopefully he'll spend less time doing that at the emirates.

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