Comments on: Arsenal vs Wigan, 4-0: Full time thoughts, analysis and player ratings

By: beatup

beatup — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 01:20:54 +0000

TBH I havent seen enough of Ramsey to form a valid opinion, but I thought he had a terrible game against ManU and was poor against Wigan.

Wenger values Diaby ahead of Ramsey, and hence the former is in the starting line up.

By: Ninja

Ninja — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:19:21 +0000

Are you guys kidding about diaby not playing at his highest level…come on you must be…

because diaby provides us with great physical strenght which is one of the main element in today’s BPL…
we aint got no viera any more..and he is the only guy in our current side who can provide us with some physical strenght in the midfield….

I have seen in many occasion last year, where we were robbed in the midfield because we lacked physical presence in the center of the park…denilson is good but he got no strenght…

Diaby wins the ball most of the time…he has great dribbling skills…and he can also create chances…so i have no clue what do u guys talking about..

By: Bogdan

Bogdan — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 15:06:47 +0000

I JUST CAN’T BELIEVE THE LUCK CHELSEA AND MAN UTD HAVE! chelsea got 2 wins in 95th minute in two games and man utd in 96th minute … and u wonder at the end of the season why they win the trophy WITH A FEW POINTS AHEAD
arsenal was clearly disavantaged in some important decisions by refereing in manchester games!! If u want silverware let’s face it…arsenal hasn’t got any luck untill now…and another point i might add..what players had chelsea and man utd injured untill now?? arsenal from over A YEAR didn’t have a full squad at disposal….so wake up arsenal fans…arsenal is performing fantastic untill now with 25 goals in 8 games without a full squad with 2 very hard games away and with important referee mistakes in both lost games!

I will want to see when rooney and evra,or drogba and essien will miss at those team what they will do…

any lost point in premiership now is vital at the way the other teams are performing…

By: Chris

Chris — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 11:40:08 +0000

It’s funny such comment is coming from someone calling himself “reality check”.

Believe me mate, the words you just said are the same words many were saying after last season’s 1-4 win away from home against Blackburn and the 4-0 one in the Champions League against Porto.

Yes, even after a 4-0 win, there were some negatives in the team. When you have Van Persie missing so many chances, Fabregas not really delivering the way he should and not celebrating a goal and Diaby – yet again – showing how poor he can be, you can’t be all smiles.

Add to that the fact that our top scorers are defenders and this means something up front just ain’t right.

By: reality check

reality check — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 11:33:03 +0000

stop commenting mate write your own opinion stop going with the flow.why every start at players when they dont see what they want to see. people who can find negitives in a 4-0 win need their brains tested. stop being so negitive ffs and back the lads. get a life all ya negitves

By: reality check

reality check — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 11:24:48 +0000

sweet. you are a frtune teller mate. i bet you can look into the future. stop these impatient fools with no sense of considration

By: Chris

Chris — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 10:44:02 +0000

I’m talking about minutes on the pitch.

So help me understand: Diaby gets more than 500, he fails and you believe he should continue to start.

Aaron gets less than 60 and you expect him to turn water into wine?

By: beatup

beatup — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 09:56:42 +0000

I think writing an article regarding the imminent departure of Fabregas at the start of the season is about 8 months premature. Cesc will only leave during summer, so we are faaaaar away from the next transfer season in which he could possibly move to Barca.
This kind of article can only cause friction between Cesc and the fans, and I dont think now is the time to be writing it.

I dont see why you are calling the article the “Fabregas Fiasco”. Where is the fiasco about it? He is born and bread Barcelona. It is his boyhood club.Cesc is Catalan. His move there is inevitable. Dont make it out to be a tragedy, just be happy with the transfer money we get from the deal.

I think declaring that Cesc’s heart is not in it based on a few games and lack of one goal celebration (even though he celebrated the others) is premature – though on this I concede we shall wait and see.

By: beatup

beatup — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 08:56:35 +0000

What you mean?

He comes on with nothing to worry about because the game is ours and the other team has packed it in and has stopped trying. He has EVERY opportunity to shine, just like Rosicky did last week against city. I havent seen Aaron score a goal and an assist like Tomas.

By: ken

ken — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 08:26:49 +0000

Some people are forgetting that Diaby scored two goals and had one or two assist so far this season. Though, I have an issue with the way he plays. He seems to have a lack of confident when he gets the balls. But against Wigan he did some good defending job, as well some nice “caviar” passes. Playing regularly is the only way he will grow. Good player.